South Hadley Conservation subcommittee outlines growing-season programs. The Growing Wild South Hadley subcommittee discussed an $800 pollinator plant sale being organized by resident Joan Hamilton, with plants arriving this week for distribution. The group considered spring educational
Conservation Commission continues two wetlands hearings to May 6. The board unanimously continued the Marion Excavating Co. Inc. Abbreviated Notice of Resource Area Delineation at New Ludlow Road and the South Hadley Electric Light Department Order of Conditions for the SHELD Administration &
Elementary school building committee delays design submission to June as traffic study begins. Chair Diane Mulvaney's committee approved prior minutes and received updates on three design options, Alternative 3 (Add/Renovation), Alternative 5 (preferred), and Mosier on Mosier (new construction),
The South Hadley Bike-Walk Committee reaffirmed current leadership and approved prior minutes. Ruth Camuse continues as Chair and Anne Barry as Vice Chair. The committee reported on recent treks and confirmed upcoming events including an April 25 vernal pool trek at Lithia Springs, a May 2 bird
Planning Board holds hearings on utility development and zoning amendments. The April 13 board meeting, presided by Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney with four members present, held public hearings on a South Hadley Electric Light Department development at 65 Old Lyman Road and amendments to the town
Planning Board defers sign-bylaw hearing for First Amendment compliance revisions. The board held a hybrid public hearing April 13 on proposed amendments to the Zoning Bylaw designed to ensure content neutrality in sign regulations as required by Reed v. Town of Gilbert. Director Anne Capra
South Hadley Council on Aging unanimously approved prior minutes and heard an interim director recruitment update. With eight applicants through preliminary interviews but no finalist selected, Chairperson Marilyn Ishler and interim Senior Services Director Andy Rogers reported that additional
CPV PHD Advisory Board approves March minutes, reviews shared service operations across South Hadley, Holyoke, and Chicopee. The board voted unanimously to accept the prior meeting's minutes. The Shared Service Coordinator reported that CredibleMind digital health platform ads purchased through
Planning Board continues SHELD facility hearing to allow traffic and stormwater review. The South Hadley Electric Light Department presented its proposal for a 49,762-square-foot administrative and operations center at 65 Old Lyman Road, selecting a single-story design to reduce construction cost
South Hadley Historical Commission unanimously approved minutes from its March meeting and welcomed two newly appointed commissioners to the board. Chair Robert Judge briefed the commission on the FY 2025 Survey and Planning Grant, confirming that the commission had voted unanimously in February to
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