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Friday, October 30, 2026 Sunderland, Massachusetts · Change town
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Selectboard approves FY27 appointments, resets senior center plan

Sunderland Selectboard approved dozens of FY27 town appointments and shifted its senior center strategy after Deerfield voted down a proposed tri-town facility. Members Nathaniel Waring, Christyl Drake-Tremblay, and Dan Murphy voted unanimously on all appointment lists, with the Capital Improvement

Selectboard or Town Administrator · Meeting of June 29, 2026

Sunderland Selectboard approved dozens of FY27 town appointments and shifted its senior center strategy after Deerfield voted down a proposed tri-town facility. Members Nathaniel Waring, Christyl Drake-Tremblay, and Dan Murphy voted unanimously on all appointment lists, with the Capital Improvement Planning Committee vote passing 2-0-1 after Waring abstained. The board affirmed a short-term approach to renewing existing senior center leases, with the South County Senior Center Board of Oversight tasked to continue the long-term facility search.

Town Administrator Rebecca Torres proposed a letter to the Deerfield Selectboard asserting the authority of the joint oversight board over individual towns. The board approved $3,245.23 for a FCAT broadcasting equipment upgrade.

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Source: the Selectboard or Town Administrator meeting of June 29, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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