Palmer Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Library opens drop-in hunt for November-born authors
Library opens drop-in hunt for November-born authors. From our own coverage: Library opens drop-in hunt for November-born authors.
Library opens drop-in hunt for November-born authors. From our own coverage: Library opens drop-in hunt for November-born authors.
Schools' cyber safety guide reaches Ludlow families. From our own coverage: Schools' cyber safety guide reaches Ludlow families.
State election day arrives Tuesday after a week of early in-person voting in Longmeadow. Also in today's brief (12 items): Library hosts D&D campaign Saturday; Property tax bills due Monday, Nov. 2; Select Board, Finance Committee hold joint session; State election held Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Holyoke's Planning Board will hold a public hearing Nov. 10 on a proposed Walmart Supercenter at the former Kmart site.
Hampden's 150th Anniversary Committee meets Saturday to continue planning the town's sesquicentennial celebration. From our own coverage: Conservation commission OKs project, warns of $300 fine; Selectboard appoints O'Connor as town accountant.
Granville's public works department is using new roadside weather stations to monitor road conditions across town. Also in today's brief (1 items): DPW rolls out roadside weather stations.
East Longmeadow's School Committee is scheduled to meet Monday evening at 5 p.m. on Maple Street. From our own coverage: Library to host blood drive Monday.
Chicopee City Council convenes Nov. 5 as several town boards meet this week. Also in today's brief (10 items): Head Start playgroup meets Nov. 2 at the Hub; Housing Authority board meets Nov. 2; School Committee convenes Nov. 2 at City Hall; Chamber co-working days set for Nov. 3.
Library previews November lineup, lists closures. From our own coverage: Library previews November lineup, lists closures.
Westfield City Council schedules a public hearing for Nov. 5 at the Municipal Building. From our own coverage: Veterans Council sets Nov. 11 parade and ceremony.
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