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Friday, November 6, 2026 Ipswich, Massachusetts · Change town
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Historical Commission Re-Elects Officers for Two More Years

Ipswich Historical Commission unanimously voted to keep its same officers in place. The four officers, Mariana Ovnic, Lindsay Randall, Laura Gresh, and David Lebowitz, will continue leading the commission for two more years following the March 9 vote. The commission also received updates on

Historical Commission · Meeting of March 9, 2026

Ipswich Historical Commission unanimously voted to keep its same officers in place. The four officers, Mariana Ovnic, Lindsay Randall, Laura Gresh, and David Lebowitz, will continue leading the commission for two more years following the March 9 vote. The commission also received updates on preservation agreements from a subcommittee and reviewed a property owner's inquiry about 61 Turnpike Road, where potential demolition could trigger the Town's Demolition Delay Bylaw.

Ovnic and Brianna Kelly from the Planning Department will work together to finalize a job description for the commission's summer intern position.

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Source: the Historical Commission meeting of March 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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