You can watch the livestream on YouTube. I’m a bit late to the party due to real-life commitments.
I’ll be live-blogging it here as I watch.
Following the publication in The Atlantic last week of Alana Semuels’ article about Greenfield and its fight against big-box retail, I have a bunch of interesting conversations and debates on the …
I sat down for coffee last week with Precinct 8 Councilor Doug Mayo to discuss his proposed ordinance regarding privatization of municipal services such as garbage and recycling collection and …
I reached out to Town Councilor Isaac Mass earlier this week to ask why he believes that a special election would be required to change GCET’s status to an Enterprise Fund.
As of today, I have …
Last night at Greenfield High School, Department of Public Works Director Don Ouellette hosted a public forum on waste disposal. There were two topics on the agenda:
- The proposal to build an …
I’m trying something new with this evening’s DPW public forum. Instead of live-tweeting the meeting and annoying all my non-Greenfield Twitter/Facebook followers, I will be live-blogging it here (assuming everything works as it should). This post should auto-update as I start.
Stay tuned!
I posted earlier about enterprise fund versus Municipal Light Plant status for GCET. In response, Town Councilor Otis Wheeler mentioned that the town’s legal counsel is advising that GCET needs to …
While I have not yet had a chance to sift through how Municipal Light Plants work and why GCET was created as one, the other question I have been meaning to look into is what an Enterprise Fund is …
I’m over twelve minutes into the YouTube version of the School Committee’s February meeting, and they are arguing over meeting minute approval.
Ever since The Recorder posted their story about Mayor Martin and Councilor Mass’s disagreement over changing GCET’s status to an enterprise fund, I have been trying to wrap my head around how the …