Whately Select Board Reviews Bylaw Changes and Approves Warrant Articles Amid Funding Concerns

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Whately Select Board approved several warrant articles for an upcoming special town meeting, discussed significant bylaws changes, and tackled funding issues related to agricultural preservation. The board’s actions aimed to modernize town governance structures and address funding allocations.

Whately Board Approves Cannabis Agreements, Debates Digital Equity and Film Project

Overview: The Whately Select Board meeting featured notable decisions, including the approval of host community agreements for three cannabis-related businesses and discussions about a digital equity plan and an upcoming film project. The board also tackled issues related to election logistics, building code revisions, and a new board representation agreement to facilitate senior center property acquisitions.

Whately Select Board Approves Utility Pole Installation, Discusses Internet Access and Cannabis Agreements

Overview: The Whately Select Board convened on Tuesday, September 10th, addressing a range of issues including the approval of a utility pole installation on Conway Road, discussions on internet access improvements, and reviews of host community agreements for cannabis-related entities.

Whately Select Board Addresses Installation of New Utility Pole Amid Ongoing Double Pole Issues

Overview: The Whately Select Board convened on August 13, 2024, to address a range of issues, including a public hearing for a new utility pole installation, appointment of election workers, and various funding requests aimed at improving town infrastructure and services.

Whately Select Board Approves New Early Voting Hours for September Primary

Overview: The Whately Select Board meeting on July 30 saw the approval of new early voting hours for the upcoming September primary, the establishment of an energy storage system study committee, and discussions on various community projects and concerns, including fireworks awareness messaging and the allocation of ARPA funds.