Hadley Select Board schedules June 2 special election for two Proposition 2½ override questions totaling $2.35 million. The board voted 4-0 at a brief April 27 special meeting — with member Amy Parsons absent — to hold the election at the Hadley Senior Center, 46 Middle Street, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Hadley Select Board votes unanimously to pursue two override articles totaling $1.5 million at annual town meeting.
Hadley Conservation Commission issues wetland conditions for Russell Street parking lot, continues two solar-linked cases.
Hadley's Board of Assessors upheld the commercial tax classification of a local nursing home after an ownership change prompted a challenge.
Hadley Library Trustees renew director's contract for one year, citing town budget uncertainty.
Hadley's Historical Commission accepted a free roof for a town-owned schoolhouse and funded Revolution-era home markers.
The Hadley Climate Change Committee approved a composting flyer and opened a search for a seventh member on April 9. Only three of the panel's six seated members, Kathy Nelson, Marian Parker and Catalina Arrubla, attended, alongside prospective member Steve Kelly.
Hadley Board of Health moves toward town water extension near landfill on North Branch Road.
Hadley Capital Planning Committee forwards restructured $1 million capital package to annual town meeting.
Hadley's Ambulance Oversight Committee heard that fire staffing cuts have left the town's backup ambulance barely in service.
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