Select Board Orders Muzzle for Leonard Road Dog
Shutesbury Select Board voted 2-0 to declare a Leonard Road dog "dangerous" after three attacks on a neighbor's dog since early spring.
Shutesbury Select Board voted 2-0 to declare a Leonard Road dog "dangerous" after three attacks on a neighbor's dog since early spring.
Northfield's Select Board approved a liquor license transfer for Boyd's Auto Body and heard the sewer department has landed a $307,000 state grant to engineer a line extension to the Ridge neighborhood.
Greenfield's council committee chairs quietly teed up a councilor absence disclosure and delayed a key vote.
The Whately Housing Committee narrowed a town housing site's feasible density from a theoretical 12 units down to two to eight units, citing new floodplain mapping.
Erving Planning Board softened a mandatory river-access rule and sent its zoning bylaw rewrite to town meeting.
Greenfield's Board of Assessors approved a batch of motor vehicle excise abatements while confirming refund processing will shift from twice a month to once a month.
The Shutesbury Board of Health approved a septic system upgrade on Wyola Drive and agreed to phase in higher hauler and installer license fees.
Shelburne Select Board backed a letter urging a one-year data center moratorium and conditionally approved an $85,046 energy grant.
The Shelburne Selectboard voted to recommend a one-year moratorium on data center construction and conditionally backed an $85,146 energy grant.
The Whately Selectboard and Finance Committee leaned toward recommending a "no" vote on a new Franklin County Technical School building ahead of the regional district's October 6 vote.
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