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Prospective buyer files lawsuit over sale of North Hadley Village Hall

Prospective buyer files lawsuit over sale of North Hadley Village Hall North Hadley Village Hall  GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 4/26/2021 7:22:34 PM HADLEY A resident is seeking a preliminary injunction in Hampshire Superior Court to prevent the Select Board from accepting new bids to buy the North Hadley Village Hall, alleging the board breached a contract with him for acquiring and renovating the property. On Monday, Ryan O’Hara, an attorney with Bacon Wilson, PC of Northampton, filed the legal action for Peter Heronemus, of Mount Warner Road, against the Select Board. “Heronemus remains ready, willing and able to close on the transaction as required by and set forth within the agreement,” the lawsuit states.

Amherst officials: Petition challenging Jones Library project short 22 signatures

Amherst officials: Petition challenging Jones Library project short 22 signatures Jones Library in Amherst GAZETTE FILE PHOTO By SCOTT MERZBACH AMHERST Petitioners seeking to overturn the Town Council’s decision in favor of the $36.3 million project to renovate and expand the Jones Library fell just short of collecting enough signatures to initiate a voter veto, according to a tally completed by the town clerk’s office Wednesday. A memo issued by Brianna Sunryd, the town’s communications manager, states that 842 signatures were certified as valid on the voter veto petitions, 22 signatures short of the 864 needed to initiate a process that would force the Town Council to reconsider its April 5 vote to authorize $15.75 million in borrowing for the project. Of the 13 councilors, 10 voted in favor, two voted against and one abstained.

Amherst town officials say Jones Library petition short on signatures

Amherst town officials say Jones Library petition short on signatures Jones Library in Amherst GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 4/22/2021 1:12:41 PM AMHERST Petitioners seeking to overturn the Town Council’s decision in favor of the $36.3 million project to renovate and expand the Jones Library fell just short of collecting enough signatures to initiate a voter veto, according to a tally completed by the town clerk’s office Wednesday. A memo issued by Brianna Sunryd, the town’s communications manager, states that 842 signatures were certified as valid on the voter veto petitions, 22 signatures below the 864 needed to initiate a process that would force the Town Council to reconsider its April 5 vote to authorize $15.75 million in borrowing for the project. Of the 13 councilors, 10 voted in favor, two voted against and one abstained.

Jones Library voter veto petition reaches Amherst town clerk s office

Jones Library voter veto petition reaches Amherst town clerk s office
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