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School Committee approves $2.4M in warrants, advances $11M override toward April ballot.

South Hadley School Committee unanimously approves $2.35 million in February warrants and endorses $11 million property tax override for April election. Superintendent Jennifer Voyik reported a significant funding gap in FY27 planning and outlined early discussions on potential temporary Mosier

South Hadley Selectboard approves dual override options for April ballot.

South Hadley Selectboard approves dual override questions for April 14 ballot. The board voted three to two to forward $9 million and $11 million Proposition 2.5 override questions to the Town Clerk, with Chair Jeff Cyr and Clerk Carol Constant dissenting. Town Administrator Lisa Wong presented a

Communications Subcommittee approves prior minutes, assigns outreach tasks

Elementary project Communications Subcommittee assigns spring outreach materials and event coordination. The co-chairs Chuck Romboletti, Eric Friesner, and Teresa Winters-Tobin directed team members including Victoria Clifford of Skanska to draft community recap language, prepare updated tri-fold

Trust documents signing underway; Wayfinders project tracking to fall completion

The Affordable Housing Trust advanced Trust Document registration and identified partnerships to expand affordable housing. Planning Director Anne Capra will finalize documents once all members sign. Brad Hutchinson is arranging a meeting with Wayfinders regarding the Clover project, expected

Library Trustees signal concern over proposed 7 percent town budget cut

South Hadley Library Trustees receive warning on FY27 budget reductions. Library Director Joe Rodio reported that the proposed 7 percent town budget cut would fall below the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners' Minimum Appropriation Requirement, forcing the library to seek a waiver to