Mount Greylock Regional School Committee Appoints Permanent Superintendent Amid Security and Collaboration Discussions.

Overview: In a recent meeting conducted remotely, the Mount Greylock Regional School Committee unanimously voted to appoint Joe Berseron as the permanent superintendent. The session also delved into security measures for schools, collaborative opportunities with neighboring districts, and educational goals for the upcoming year.

Greenfield City Council Grapples with Zero-Emission Vehicle Policy and Social Equity Ordinance

Overview: The Greenfield City Council meeting on September 27, 2023, focused on refining ordinances related to energy sustainability, social equity in the marijuana industry, and attendance policies for board members. The council debated the implementation of a zero-emission vehicle policy, emphasizing the need for clarity in enforcement and decision-making. Additionally, discussions addressed compliance with state regulations for social equity in the marijuana sector, and changes to attendance requirements for appointed boards and commissions.

Greenfield School Committee Prioritizes Superintendent Search Amid Financial and Transportation Concerns

Overview: The Greenfield School Committee meeting on September 10, 2025, was a comprehensive session primarily focusing on the search for a new superintendent, alongside discussions about financial management, transportation services, and community engagement. The committee also tackled financial forecasts and transportation logistics, revealing varied perspectives on fiscal responsibility and operational efficiency.

Vineland City Council Faces Criticism Over Lack of Action in Boys and Girls Club Dispute

Overview: In the latest Vineland City Council meeting, council members were urged to address ongoing issues related to the Boys and Girls Club at the Carl Arthur Center. Kathy Williamson, CEO of the Vineland African American Community Development Corporation, expressed frustration with the council’s inaction in a dispute involving the Club and a no-contact order, highlighting a judge’s query about the council’s lack of intervention.

Danvers Select Board Advances Transportation and Parking Initiatives Amidst Public Engagement

Overview: The Danvers Select Board meeting on September 9, 2025, addressed several issues concerning transportation infrastructure, parking management, and community services. Central to the proceedings were discussions on the town’s transportation needs, parking regulation amendments, and a significant appointment to the Human Rights and Inclusion Committee. The meeting also delved into economic development strategies and responses to business and resident concerns.