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East Longmeadow

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Conservation Commission Continues Nelson Street Home Hearing, Orders Restoration Plan After Unpermitted Tree Clearing

EAST LONGMEADOW — March 11, 2026 — East Longmeadow Conservation Commission continues Nelson Street home hearing after unpermitted tree clearing stirs neighborhood outcry. The commission voted unanimously at its March 11 meeting to carry the Notice of Intent for a single-family home at 0 Nelson Street — filed by applicant Ted Pukowski

East Longmeadow School Committee Approves 3% Budget Hike, Leaving $1.2 Million Gap

EAST LONGMEADOW — March 9, 2026 — East Longmeadow School Committee approves a 3 percent FY2027 budget increase that leaves the district $1.2 million short of level services. The committee voted 5-0 Monday to submit the budget at the town's requested ceiling of 3 percent, well below the

East Longmeadow School Committee Approves Spring MIAA Waivers, Debates Grade Realignment

EAST LONGMEADOW — March 2, 2026 — East Longmeadow School Committee opens debate on whether a 3-to-5 elementary school split is driving inequitable outcomes across the district. Committee member Amy Denta raised the question at the March 2 meeting, citing data showing Mountain View Elementary's low-income student

Board of Health Grants 30-Day Extension on Fraser Drive Housing Violations

EAST LONGMEADOW — March 2, 2026 — East Longmeadow Board of Health unanimously extended a housing-code correction deadline at 36 Fraser Drive to April 3, 2026. The two-member board, comprising Chair Christine Johnston and Dr. Katie Jobins, voted 2-0 at a March 2 Zoom hearing after property owner Alex

Conservation Commission amends Vineland Avenue wetlands enforcement order, eyes August deadline

EAST LONGMEADOW — February 25, 2026 — East Longmeadow Conservation Commission amends a wetlands enforcement order and continues a residential NOI at its February 25 meeting. The three-member commission — Anthony Zampuchini, Megan Logan, and Jason Guppert — voted unanimously to amend enforcement order EO 2025-06 at 30 Vineland Avenue, stripping crane-

Board of Health Extends 41 Pleasant Street Repair Deadline to March 28

EAST LONGMEADOW — February 25, 2026 — East Longmeadow Board of Health unanimously extended a housing-violation deadline at 41 Pleasant Street to March 28, 2026, while opening a preliminary discussion on kratom regulation. The three-member board — Chair Rebecca Torscha, Dr. Katie Jobins, and Christine Johnston — voted 3-0 Wednesday to

East Longmeadow Assessors Issue Over 15,000 Motor Vehicle Excise Bills

EAST LONGMEADOW — February 25, 2026 — East Longmeadow Board of Assessors approves $2.3 million motor vehicle excise commitment and announces spring cyclical inspections. The board, chaired by Martin Grudgen and meeting February 25 at 382 North Main Street, signed off on a first 2026 motor vehicle excise commitment of $2,

Conservation Commission Approves Blackman Pond Dredging, Orders Vinland Avenue Wetland Restoration

EAST LONGMEADOW — February 11, 2026 — East Longmeadow Conservation Commission approves Blackman Pond dredging project and orders wetland restoration at Vinland Avenue. The commission voted unanimously Wednesday to approve Notice of Intent 2025-02, covering sediment removal and park improvements at Blackman Pond at 391 North Main Street, with a special

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

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