Shutesbury Library Trustees approve annual report, review lingering building repairs. The six-member board, Elizabeth, Pam, Michelle, Brad, Kate and Ann, voted unanimously, 6-0, to approve May and July minutes and the library's fiscal year annual report.
Shutesbury's Finance Committee previewed rising PFAS costs and free-cash risk ahead of an Oct. 17 special town meeting.
Shutesbury Conservation Commission adopts its first rules for town conservation land, 5-0.
Shutesbury Select Board accepts a donated Cooleyville Road house and widens Lake Wyola committee eligibility to 2,000 feet.
Shutesbury Board of Health confirms West Nile-positive mosquitoes, streamlines a septic fix.
The Shutesbury Finance Committee voted 6-1 to approve amended August 18 minutes and spent most of its meeting confronting a staff warning that free-cash reliance is unsustainable.
The Shutesbury Conservation Commission ratified two emergency road repair certifications and approved a deck permit at its August 27 meeting.
The Shutesbury Select Board postponed a vote on a revised charge for the Lake Wyola Advisory Committee after residents raised questions about boundaries and staff voting rights.
The Shutesbury Board of Health voted 4-0 to mark a septic system inspection "passed, with recommendations" after a homeowner said the prior "needs further evaluation" designation had already cost her a sale.
The Shutesbury Select Board voted unanimously to let library staffer Marianne Antonella pursue a chemical-free knotweed removal project along a half-mile roadway.
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