Sunderland Board Sets Up Greenhouse Noise Mediation
Sunderland Select Board taps a three-person team to mediate a greenhouse noise complaint during a budget workshop with the Finance Committee.
Sunderland Select Board taps a three-person team to mediate a greenhouse noise complaint during a budget workshop with the Finance Committee.
Sunderland Selectboard appointed a project manager for Graves Library and approved the 2026 Caucus Warrant. The board voted unanimously to name Lorin Starr as project manager for the Graves Library Masonry Project, with Town Administrator M. Nartowicz recommending the appointment after discussions
Sunderland Select Board shelves a no-cost EV charger offer, citing weak demand and fast-changing tech.
Sunderland Selectboard approved deficit spending for winter snow removal as numerous storms depleted the highway budget. Voting unanimously, the board authorized the Highway Department to overspend on snow and ice expenses. In separate action, the board also unanimously approved a $3,773.75 Animal
Sunderland Selectboard voted to allow highway department deficit spending for winter snow removal. The three-member board unanimously authorized the Highway Department to exceed its snow and ice removal budget following multiple severe winter weather events, with Ms. Drake-Tremblay moving and Mr.
Sunderland Select Board lets highway department deficit-spend as snow budget runs dry.
Sunderland Zoning Board clears stormwater design for Amherst Road retail project but holds off on a decision.
Sunderland schools preview an 11 percent FY27 budget jump tied to new special-needs students.
Sunderland boards reviewed FY27 budget requests from Highway and Police departments. The Highway Department presented a level service budget with a $60,500 increase from FY26, driven by wage and insurance costs, with Superintendent G. Emery deferring a request for a new full-time position. Police
Sunderland Select Board and Finance Committee reviewed FY27 budget requests from Highway and Police departments at their joint meeting. Highway Superintendent G. Emery presented a level-service budget with a $60,500 increase from FY26, driven by wage increases and higher seasonal wages to offset