The City Council voted unanimously to ask the Department of Public Works to place speed humps on Laurel Street, a street that is often confused by dangerous drivers as a […]
A proposal to make the position of city Treasurer an appointed position rather than an elected one was debated first in the council’s Charter & Rules Committee, and then again […]
Updates from Finance Committee below In a fast-moving City Council meeting on March 19, the council heard from a resident calling out the inappropriate conduct of a city councilor, agreed […]
The City Council on Feb. 20 voted to table again the ballot question of whether to continue to support an approximate $40 a year fee — based on median value […]
The City Council tabled until its next meeting in March the question of whether to place on the November ballot what to do about the property surcharge that goes to […]
https://youtu.be/muzOHpHf8Lw After his children, to whom he is devoted, Council President Todd McGee says there is no greater joy than to have served on the City Council the past 18 […]
https://youtu.be/muzOHpHf8Lw After his children, to whom he is devoted, Council President Todd McGee says there is no greater joy than to have served on the City Council the past 18 […]
Councilor Peter Tallman has served almost two decades on the City Council, always being among the last to speak, preferring to listen to points made by his colleagues and then taking his counsel [...]
Councilor Joe McGiverin, a public servant who been helping the city as a City Councilor for 44 years, in conversation about the past and the future..
Holyoke Media is spotlighting the three [...]
The vote was greeted by applause from the public. The City Council on June 6, 2023, voted unanimously to fund a new middle school. The new school will replace the […]