William Struthers Unanimously Appointed to East Longmeadow School Committee

Overview: During the September 10, 2024, joint session of the East Longmeadow Town Council and the school committee, the council unanimously appointed William Struthers to fill a vacant seat on the school committee. This decision followed a thorough evaluation of three candidates who had expressed interest in the position.

East Longmeadow Town Council Revokes Elm Crest Country Club Liquor License Amid Non-Compliance Issues

Overview: The East Longmeadow Town Council, in its recent meeting, addressed matters including the revocation of Elm Crest Country Club’s liquor license due to persistent non-compliance issues, updates on construction projects, and parking regulations around the new high school.

East Longmeadow Town Council Addresses Budget Shortfall and Traffic Regulation Changes

Overview: The East Longmeadow Town Council recently confronted a $49,000 budget discrepancy and engaged in discussions regarding updates to traffic regulations. The meeting, characterized by financial deliberations and concerns over community safety and efficiency, saw the council tackle these issues among other routine matters.

East Longmeadow Town Council Deliberates 2025 Budget and Capital Projects

Overview: The East Longmeadow Town Council meeting focused on the allocation of funds for fiscal year 2025, including budgetary considerations for various town projects and services. Key topics included the approval of the proposed FY 2025 budget, funding for the replacement of a modular classroom at Park Middle School, the need for a new fire engine, roadway improvements, and the establishment of a capital expense stabilization fund.

East Longmeadow Council Advances Town Developments and Approves Licenses

Overview: The East Longmeadow Town Council addressed several matters, including proposed bylaw amendments, licensing issues, the approval of a new planning director, strategic plans for multiple town entities, and financial transactions related to the American Rescue Plan and community events. Notably, the council discussed changes to the oath of office timeframe for assessors, the approval of a new planning director, and the granting of various one-day liquor licenses and an entertainment license. Additionally, the council approved the transfer of funds to support cultural and historical events and considered the investment of town trust funds under the Massachusetts prudent investor Act.