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Residents claim Hadley Select Board’s vote on mosquito spraying against ‘will of the town’
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Published: 5/27/2021 2:31:44 PM
HADLEY A recent Select Board decision allowing the state to control mosquitos using aerial spraying may violate the spirit of an annual Town Meeting vote from three years ago, when residents approved taking a different approach to controlling mosquitos, according to a letter sent to the board this week.
“In their vote on May 19th to allow spraying through the state program, should it be deemed necessary, the Select Board is ignoring the will of the town as expressed by that May 2018 Town Meeting vote,” reads the letter signed by nearly three dozen residents and also sent to Town Administrator Carolyn Brennan and the town’s law firm, KP Law.
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The Connecting Fairfax City for All initiative to study racial and social equity in Fairfax City is moving forward. Several important actions have been taken since city council s approval of the initiative on October 27, 2020.
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Positions were set aside for one representative from Historic Fairfax City, Inc., Mosby Woods Community Association, and the local Neighbors for Change group. The remaining 12 stakeholders will be selected from the community at large.
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