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School Committee Votes 4-0 to Submit 6.24 Percent Budget Increase Request

EAST LONGMEADOW -- February 9, 2026, East Longmeadow School Committee votes to seek a 6.24 percent budget increase but braces for a $370,000 shortfall. The four-member committee voted 4-0 Monday to submit a level-services budget request of approximately $2.3 million above current spending, while acknowledging

Conservation Commission flags wetlands bank threat at Vineland Avenue, orders homeowner to appear

EAST LONGMEADOW -- January 28, 2026, East Longmeadow Conservation Commission closes two long-dormant compliance cases and flags a new wetlands threat on Vineland Avenue. The three-member commission, Chair Anthony Zampuchini, Elizabeth Stoen, and Tom O'Brien, voted unanimously at its January 28 meeting to issue complete certificates of

School Committee Approves Three-Year Superintendent Contract in 4-0 Vote

EAST LONGMEADOW -- January 27, 2026, East Longmeadow School Committee approved a new three-year superintendent contract and confronted a projected $1.2 million budget shortfall for fiscal year 2027 at its January 27 meeting. Assistant Superintendent for Business Pamela Blair told the four-member committee that maintaining level services would

East Longmeadow Assessors Introduce New Director, Warn of Higher Tax Bills

EAST LONGMEADOW -- January 21, 2026, East Longmeadow's Board of Assessors introduced a new assessing director and alerted residents to higher tax bills at its January 21 meeting. Keri-Ann Wenzel, named director of assessing following Diane Bishop's January 9 retirement, told the board that third-quarter

Planning Board Opens Brownfields Hearing on $4 Million Cleanup Grant for 70 Maple Street

EAST LONGMEADOW -- January 20, 2026, East Longmeadow eyes $4 million federal cleanup grant for contaminated downtown site. The Planning Board hosted a public hearing Tuesday on the town's EPA brownfields grant application for the 4-acre Carlin Combustion site at 70 Maple Street, vacant since 2014 and acquired