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Cable Television Advisory Committee approves public hearing schedule and survey process.

The Cable Television Advisory Committee approved a two-hearing schedule and survey revision process. Chair Brianna Sunryd directed member Fred Civian to add introductory material and open-ended questions to the community survey draft, with broad publicity planned. The first public hearing is set

Regional School Committee approves interim special education director.

The Amherst Pelham Regional School Committee approved Joan Smith as interim director of special education through June 30, 2026. Regional School Committee Chair Sarahbess Kenney moved the appointment, which passed 6 to 0 with 3 abstentions from members Bridget Hynes, Andrew Hart, and Rachel

Cable Television Committee authorizes chair to schedule public hearing by mid-May.

The Amherst Cable Television Advisory Committee voted 3-0 to authorize Chair Brianna Sunryd to schedule a public hearing on the cable license renewal by mid-May. Town Manager Paul Bockleman reviewed the ascertainment timeline and will notify community organizations to solicit participation in the

Pelham School Committee maintains superintendent goal despite financial pressures.

Pelham School Committee declines to revise superintendent Goal 3 despite proposed changes. At its March 3 virtual meeting, Chair Margaret Stancer and the five-member committee heard mixed views on narrowing the goal to address short-term financial planning; after Figurasmith called the question,

Cable committee launches Comcast license renewal with attorney guidance

Cable Television Advisory Committee opens Comcast license renewal process. Town Attorney Nicole Costanzo advised the six-member committee on four major negotiation areas: fees, service expansion, liquidated damages, and customer service standards. Costanzo reported subscriber numbers have fallen