Hadley Select Board accepts finance director's retirement, appoints internal successor
Hadley Select Board unanimously retires Finance Director Linda Sanderson and promotes Dolores de Brindsay as her replacement.
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Easthampton Select Board Accepts State Offer to Fund Southampton Rail Trail Design
Easthampton Select Board accepts state offer to fund Southampton Rail Trail design and permitting at no cost to the town.
Belchertown Planning Board Denies Old Farm Circle ANR Over Missing Owner Notation
Belchertown Planning Board rejects subdivision plan for Old Farm Circle over a missing owner-of-record notation.
Granby Planning Board Reviews First-Draft Bylaws on Food Trucks and Accessory Buildings
Granby Planning Board reviews draft zoning bylaws covering food trucks, accessory buildings, and unlisted uses.
Belchertown Board of Health orders North Street septic replacement, continues Granby Road appeal
Belchertown Board of Health orders a five-bedroom septic replacement at 160 North Street and continues a contested Granby Road permit appeal to August.
Hatfield Select Board Accepts ADA Plan, Moves to Address Fire Staffing Gaps
Hatfield Select Board accepts 221-page ADA compliance plan and opens fire staffing talks with Northampton.
Hadley Planning Board Continues Battery Storage Hearing, Demands Sound Study and Decommissioning Bond
Hadley Planning Board continues hearing on proposed 5-megawatt battery storage facility over town aquifer.
Southampton Planning Board Continues Solar Hearing to September, Seeks Independent Peer Review
Southampton Planning Board opens contentious public hearing on 5.4 MW agrivoltaic solar and battery storage project over Barnes Aquifer.
Belchertown Select Board Sets November 9 Special Town Meeting, Disbands Inactive Committee
Belchertown Select Board sets November 9 special town meeting and hears warnings on water supply limits for new development.
Belchertown Commission Continues Jabish Canal Culvert Hearing, Demands Written Long-Term Commitment
Belchertown Conservation Commission continues Jabish Canal overflow hearing to September, demanding a written commitment from Springfield Water and Sewer.