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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

Easthampton Boards Warn of Structural Deficit as Insurance Costs Surge 38 Percent

Easthampton's Select Board and Finance Committee held their first joint quarterly meeting and cleared a 12-article special town meeting warrant while confronting a deepening fiscal crisis.

Easthampton City Council Approves $963,000 in Appropriations at September 3 Meeting

Easthampton City Council voted unanimously to approve nearly $1 million in appropriations at its September 3 meeting, highlighted by a long-sought $250,000 Community Preservation Act allocation for an all-wheels skate park at Millside Park.