Erving Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Art exhibit opens at library Sunday
Erving Public Library will open a new Jeanne Brown art exhibit Sunday, running through December.
Erving Public Library will open a new Jeanne Brown art exhibit Sunday, running through December.
Selectboard, health board meet Wednesday. Also in today's brief (1 items): Selectboard, health board meet Wednesday.
Carolyn Lewis Elementary earns recognition for having the town's best overall school garden. From our own coverage: BlueWave solar hearing continues at town hall.
Colrain's Council on Aging will host a Nov. 11 luncheon featuring a LifePath SHINE Medicare presentation and Q&A.
Tyler Memorial Library plans Nov. 5 talk on spotting fake news online. Also in today's brief (3 items): Trunk or Treat draws families to Hawlemont lot Friday; Library hosts talk on sorting fact from fiction online; Library offers tech support drop-in hours Nov. 12.
Whately property owners must pay FY27 second-quarter tax bills by Monday, November 2. Also in today's brief (1 items): FY27 second-quarter tax bills due Nov. 2.
The Shutesbury Historical Commission weighed a renewed letter, and possible small-claims action, against a Williamstown conservation firm whose repair of the town's historic guideboard came back damaged.
Shutesbury's Select Board voted to formally oppose the MWRA's bid to pull 20 million gallons a day more from the Quabbin.
Erving School Committee adopted a new School Improvement Plan after Principal Beth Gannon reported the school's best MCAS performance since 2014.
Shelburne's Cultural Council meets Wednesday evening at Memorial Hall in Shelburne Falls. From our own coverage: Selectboard weighs Moonlight Magic permit, Buckland cost lapse; October home sales set Shelburne's price range.