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Michael Clark, Long-time Lesser Aide, Moves on from Senate…

The staff of Senator Eric Lesser experienced another shakeup this week with the departure of Michael Clark. A longtime advisor to Lesser, a Longmeadow Democrat, Clark has taken a new job outside government. He was the last staffer dating to Lesser’s original campaign in 2014.

Briefings: Longmeadow Panel Rings a Bell to Revive School Committee…

A joint meeting of the Longmeadow Select Board and School Committee voted Thursday to restore the latter body to working order. Quadruple resignations on January 23 had paralyzed the seven-member education board. Without a quorum, it was incapable of conducting business including designating new members

Briefings: Longmeadow Furtively Moves to Revive School Committee…

LONGMEADOW—Five days after simultaneous resignations essentially paralyzed the School Committee, the administrative clean up of the fallout has begun. The Select Board met in a special session Monday night with the Committee’s remnants. Together, they charted a course to resuscitate the school panel and, eventually,

Longmeadow Daze: Quadruple Exits Upend Committee under Scrutiny…

UPDATED 1:23PM: For grammar, clarity and to include the Select Board’s meeting announced Thursday morning. Longmeadow Daze is an occasional series about Longmeadow politics and government. Not a week after a special Longmeadow Town Meeting petitioned Beacon Hill to allow recalls for town offices, four

Longmeadow Town Meeting 2019

Longmeadow Daze: A Super Squabble Prompts March to Recalls…

Longmeadow Daze is an occasional series about Longmeadow politics and government. LONGMEADOW—Months after a contentious school personnel decision clove this wealthy suburb in two, residents voted to institute recall elections for most municipal offices.  In November, the School Committee voted to not renew School Superintendent

Longmeadow Daze: Town’s Top Dem Announces Exit…Her Way…

Longmeadow Daze is an occasional series about Longmeadow politics and government. An icon of the Democratic party in Longmeadow—and statewide—has announced her exit. Candy Glazer, the chair of the Longmeadow Democratic Town Committee (LDTC) has announced she will relinquish the chair on January 1. Friends