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BUCKLAND Although there were no contested races on the ballot for the annual town election on Tuesday, voters ratified by ballot a debt exclusion approved at the 2018 Annual Town Meeting.The election saw 158 voters cast their ballots out of a. ....
Buckland voters asked to retroactively approve debt exclusion in Tuesday election Polls will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. during Tuesday’s election at Buckland Town Hall, pictured. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Published: 5/2/2021 4:00:04 PM BUCKLAND Although there are no contested races on the ballot for the annual town election on Tuesday, voters will be asked to retroactively approve by ballot a debt exclusion approved at the 2018 Annual Town Meeting. Town Administrator Heather Butler explained that in 2018, Annual Town Meeting voters approved an article to borrow $230,000 for improvements to the Buckland-Shelburne Elementary School. The vote, however, was contingent upon passing a debt exclusion, which means the town could borrow the money but wouldn’t have to make annual payments within the restrictions of Proposition 2½. ....
Editorial: Monday Shorts: ‘Excellence and Opportunity’ Dr. Dean Singer at 146 Federal St. in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Published: 4/12/2021 2:52:52 PM Here are some brief thoughts on recent happenings in Franklin County and the North Quabbin region. Since 1962, Greenfield Community College has offered “Excellence and Opportunity,” as the title of Arthur W. Shaw’s history of its first 25 years puts it, to the residents of Franklin County and beyond. Readers with long memories will recall when the college was strung out across downtown Greenfield the old Federal Street school, the Newell Court annex, the former Threadwell Tap & Die building on Arch Street, and probably other humble sites even as its early leaders jockeyed for a permanent campus. But to its students, these makeshift quarters were a string of pearls because they felt like “college” intellectually demanding yet always supportive of its students. ....
With new practice, Greenfield native hopes to expand primary care access Dr. Dean Singer, owner and sole practitioner of Greenfield Primary Care, opened his practice at 146 Federal St. in Greenfield this week. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Dr. Dean Singer, owner and sole practitioner, and Medical Assistant Jennifer Lamontagne in Singer’s new practice, Greenfield Primary Care, at 146 Federal St. in Greenfield. Singer hopes to expand access to primary care in an area where there continues to be a shortage of providers. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Medical assistant Jennifer Lamontagne and Dr. Dean Singer outside Singer’s new practice, Greenfield Primary Care, at 146 Federal St. in Greenfield. Singer’s practice is separate from Hampden and Franklin County Cardiovascular Associates (HFCCA), where it is located. Staff Photo/Paul Franz ....