Hadley Board of Health Hits $45,000 in Permit Revenue With Months to Spare
Hadley Board of Health reports $45,000 in permit revenue for fiscal 2026, already matching 90 percent of last year's full-year total.
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Hadley Firefighters and Neighboring Chiefs Demand Dedicated Override at Public Session
Hadley firefighters and neighboring fire chiefs pack a Select Board listening session demanding a fire-department-only tax override.
Hadley Conservation Commission Approves Rocky Hill Road Solar Project Order of Conditions
Hadley Conservation Commission approves Rocky Hill Road solar project and eyes new culvert rules.
Hadley Holds Finance Listening Session Amid Looming 20 Percent Insurance Hike
Hadley Select Board holds public finance forum as insurance costs and structural deficit dominate discussion.
Hadley Select Board Advances $9 Million Water Tank Project, Hears Fire Staffing Crisis
Hadley Select Board hears fire staffing emergency, advances $9 million water tank project.
Hadley Planning Board grants two unanimous site plan waivers at January meeting
Hadley Planning Board unanimously approved two site plan waivers and advanced five zoning bylaw changes toward the May 2026 Annual Town Meeting at its January 20 meeting.
Hadley Library Board Backs 8.2 Percent Budget Increase, Approves $10,000 Programming Draw
Hadley Library trustees voted to advance an 8.2 percent FY27 budget request and authorized a $10,000 draw from the Charlotte Smith Fund for programming at their January 13 meeting.
Hadley Conservation Commission Approves Solar, Senior Housing Orders of Conditions
Hadley Conservation Commission issues orders of conditions for two major projects at January 13 meeting.
Hadley Boards Confront $600,000 Budget Shortfall, Possible 10-Position Cuts in FY27
Hadley's multi-board budget session projects a $600,000 shortfall and up to 11 layoffs for FY27.
Hadley Cultural Council Awards $5,700 to 25 Arts Programs in Tight Grant Cycle
Hadley Cultural Council finalizes $5,700 in arts grants to 25 programs, three more than last year on $2,000 less funding.