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SOUTHWICK — April 27, 2026 — Southwick Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved variances for two lakeside properties at its April 27 meeting. For 16 Grandview Street, the board granted Rachel Sutherland a front setback variance of 40 feet, a lot area variance of 28,000 square feet, and a lot frontage

SOUTHWICK — April 27, 2026 — Southwick Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved variances for two lakeside properties at its April 27 meeting. For 16 Grandview Street, the board granted Rachel Sutherland a front setback variance of 40 feet, a lot area variance of 28,000 square feet, and a lot frontage

SOUTHWICK — April 26, 2026 — Southwick's Lake Management Committee learned that restoring Congamond Lakes' historic outlets could cost up to $200 million and would not solve the flooding problem. At the April 26 hybrid meeting, a committee member summarized findings from the Natural Resources Conservation Service showing that

SOUTHWICK — April 22, 2026 — Southwick's Master Plan Implementation Committee voted unanimously nine times at its April 22 meeting, canceling two climate-related action items and pushing the total count of completed master plan actions to 20. The committee accepted new completions from the Board of Health and the

SOUTHWICK — April 22, 2026 — Southwick's Master Plan Implementation Committee voted unanimously nine times at its April 22 meeting, canceling two climate-related action items and pushing the total count of completed master plan actions to 20. The committee accepted new completions from the Board of Health and the

SOUTHWICK — April 15, 2026 — Southwick's Economic Development Commission moved closer to a Complete Streets policy adoption and began laying groundwork for a formal Tax Increment Financing framework at its April 15 meeting. The three-member commission — Chair Greg Diley, Craig Shanderson, and Serena Fuller — confirmed that Select Board

SOUTHWICK — April 13, 2026 — Southwick Zoning Board of Appeals continues long-stalled Berkshire Avenue variance petition to June 8. The board voted unanimously Monday to continue the public hearing on a petition by MJ Homes — represented by Dan Dumas on behalf of owner Vitaly Desiredenkov — to build a 1,500-