The Recorder – School Committee emails prompt complaint

GREENFIELD — Questions of proper communication among School Committee members have flared back up following the filing of an Open Meeting Law complaint by a member of the education task force for Franklin County Continuing the Political Revolution Thursday.

Paul Jablon, a Greenfield resident, claims the Greenfield School Committee, but specifically former superintendent and current School Committee Member Susan Hollins, chronically disregards committee decorum by discussing the school budget over email and not in public.

“It needs to be transparent, which is why myself and other people feel that it’s a con now,” Jablon said.

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Postcard-Writing Party, May 5, Conway

FCCPR’s Education Task Force is hosting an education activism event at the home of Pixie Holbrook and John Rioux, 878 S. Shirkshire Rd., Conway, on Sunday, May 5, 2-5 p.m. Everyone is invited!

Come help contact your legislators about important educational legislation that you support. FUNDING is CRUCIAL and they need to hear from all of us. Information and postcards will be supplied.

Chat, write, chat and write some more!!

Drop-in anytime 2-5 p.m.

Treats provided!

Montague Reporter ‘Out of the Streets and Into the Sewers’

April 4, 2019

by Mike Jackson

GREENFIELD— “These are moderate reforms,” Sheila Gilmour said, kicking off the municipal socialism conference on Saturday by laying out its basic premise. “They’re things that even the most conservative of our neighbors should be able to get behind.”

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