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Appointment Committee approves three mayoral appointees unanimously

Easthampton Appointment Committee advances three mayoral appointees to City Council. Karl Prahl was approved for the Housing Authority (term through 12/31/2031); a small business owner and former City Council candidate, Prahl discussed his vision for new housing units and dignified maintenance

Conservation Commission approves minor modification to 385 Main Street housing project.

Conservation Commission approves minor modification to 385 Main Street housing development. The Community Builders project adjusted emergency access plans, with Commissioner Daniel Buttrick moving approval and Commissioner Jay Ryan seconding; the motion passed unanimously. The commission also

Commission on Disability approves December minutes, hosts Mayor Derby.

Commission on Disability approves prior minutes and hears from Mayor Salem Derby. Chair Angelique Baker and Commissioners Eli Damon, Leslie Tane, Cyril Slemaker, and Jeffrey A. Brown were present; Bruce Homstead was absent. Mayor Derby discussed the committee appointment process, which typically

Public Art Subcommittee reviews district reapplication and utility box project.

Easthampton Public Art Subcommittee approves prior minutes and advances spring utility box project. The committee voted unanimously to approve November 5th minutes and learned that the Massachusetts Cultural Council is requiring already-established Cultural Districts to reapply under new

City Council reorganizes committees, votes against discrimination

Easthampton City Council approves anti-discrimination resolution. Vice-President Felicia Jadczak introduced the resolution, which passed unanimously, committing the City to reject discrimination based on race, color, class, religious creed, age, familial status, national origin, immigration status,