Greenfield School Committee Selects Roland Joy as Interim Superintendent Amid Budget Constraints

Overview: The Greenfield School Committee convened to address issues, culminating in the appointment of Roland Joy as the interim superintendent. This decision followed discussions on budget constraints, declining enrollment, and the need for stability in the district. The meeting also explored the challenges of redistricting and the implementation of restorative practices.

Greenfield School Committee Grapples with Budget Shortfalls and Superintendent Transition

Overview: The Greenfield School Committee meeting addressed topics, including budget allocations, the transition of Superintendent Karen, and community engagement through Parent-Teacher Organizations (PTOs). Concerns over budget constraints dominated discussions, with focus on the allocation of nearly $4.3 million to offset the current year’s budget and the implications of Superintendent Karen’s departure on the district.

Greenfield City Council Discusses Ordinance Revisions, Cultural Funding, and Parking Revenues

Overview: At a recent meeting, the Greenfield City Council focused on revising local ordinances, including those related to cultural funding and parking revenues. Key discussions included the restructuring of cultural committees, the establishment of a parking benefit district, and the review of various city ordinances.

Deerfield Select Board Faces Noise Complaints Over Treehouse Concerts and Approves Contracts

Overview: The Deerfield Select Board meeting on June 11, 2025, was marked by a heated discussion on noise disturbances from Treehouse concerts, followed by substantial deliberations on infrastructure projects, including the approval of significant contracts for wastewater studies and traffic assessments. The board also navigated various community and administrative tasks.

Whately Select Board Discusses Legislative Engagement, Infrastructure Concerns, and Energy Storage Bylaws

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Whately Select Board focused on legislative engagement with State Representative Natalie Blake, infrastructure challenges, notably the Christian Lane bridge, and the development of regulations for energy storage systems. The session also covered various community updates and organizational matters.