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Malsbury Re-elected Chair of Easthampton Board of Public Works

Easthampton Board of Public Works holds brief organizational meeting. Thomas Malsbury was re-elected chair in a 2-0 vote with Malsbury abstaining. The board agreed to continue discussion of water and sewer rates for fiscal years 2027 through 2029, noting no draft rate proposal is yet available.

Rent Study Committee charts course on rental housing options

Easthampton Rent Study Committee approved prior minutes and assigned research assignments across housing models nationwide. Chair Kiam Jamrog-McQuaid clarified that the committee is exploring policy parameters for a home rule petition rather than predetermining whether rent control will be

Nashawannuck Pond Committee approves prior minutes, plans WinterFest events

Nashawannuck Pond Committee approves prior minutes and plans 2026 initiatives. Chair Paul Nowak presided over the January 5 meeting with members Paul Davis, Amy Marsters, and Beth Tiffany present; Elaine Wood was absent. The committee confirmed $4,850 paid to GZA for construction plans on shoreline

Easthampton School Committee reorganizes for 2026-2027

Easthampton School Committee completes January organizational meeting with unanimous votes. Chair Laura Scott and Secretary Eric Guyette were elected and appointed by the five-member committee present; Scott was sworn in by City Clerk Mary Ann Giza. The committee approved assignments for the

Denham elected City Council President; Jadczak Vice-President

Easthampton City Council reorganizes for the 2026-2027 term with new elected leadership. Koni Denham was unanimously elected City Council President and Felicia Jadczak Vice-President, with President Denham subsequently announcing priorities including strengthened open dialogue, Open Meeting Law