Park and Rec votes to keep split soccer leagues
The Hadley Parks and Recreation Commission voted unanimously to keep its youth soccer program split between two leagues for the 2026-27 season.
The Hadley Parks and Recreation Commission voted unanimously to keep its youth soccer program split between two leagues for the 2026-27 season.
Hadley Zoning Board withdraws flower stand bid, delays historic hall apartment vote pending legal review. The board, chaired by Andrew Barbadier and including members Jason Bahanowitz and Iris Tang, moved through three hearings at its June 9 meeting.
Hadley Library Trustees agree to map all funds as first step toward a formal endowment.
Hadley Conservation Commission votes 3-0 to permanently protect Procon family farmland, while continuing two Route 9 development applications to July 14.
Hadley Select Board lifted its hiring freeze for already budgeted jobs a day after voters approved a Proposition 2½ override. Clerk David Fill II said the board is "not at a stage" of expanding hiring beyond what voters funded, and the vote passed unanimously.
The Hadley Planning Board reviewed a draft 40R Smart Growth Overlay District bylaw for Route 9 and continued the discussion to July 7.
Hadley's Agricultural Commission tabled a vote on supporting farmland solar installations until more members can attend.
Hadley's new Housing and Economic Development Committee voted 4-0 to ratify the chair's bid for state Housing Choice designation eligibility, which could unlock housing grants without committing the town to projects.
Hadley's Smart Growth Steering Committee wrapped up a line-by-line review of its draft 40R zoning bylaw and agreed to send it to the Planning Board on June 2.
Hadley Select Board reorganizes under new chair Amy Parsons after Tuesday's elections, which also seated new member Jason Kostick.
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