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WENDELL — A former police officer has filed a discrimination complaint against the town, claiming he was let go because he is white — an assertion the town’s Selectboard chair called “utterly baseless.” Christopher Maselli worked for the Wendell...
Southern Appalachian Brewing Co. is celebrating its 10th birthday this weekend with new beer releases, raffles, music and food trucks. Now you can get in without a membership card. Under ABC rules that seem quaint now, given the proliferation of breweries, owners Kelly and Andy Cubbin were allowed to open only as a private club with "a set of rules," membership cards and a theme — which they decided would be music appreciation. "I still have two shoeboxes full of cards people never picked up," Kelly said. "We had 282 people the first day and we just couldn't keep up with the cards."
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Clifford Chance and Latham & Watkins-backed Reynen Court revamps legaltech platform 23 April 2021 Clifford Chance and Latham & Watkins-backed Reynen Court revamps legaltech platform New offering of its 'legaltech app store' reduces burden on in-house and law firm IT departments (l-r) Venky Srinivasan and Bill Koch Legaltech company Reynen Court has launched a new version of its app store platform that allows law firms and in-house teams to more easily access and manage third-party software applications without stressing their own IT infrastructure. Reynen Court’s new full-service platfor...
Wendell applies for state grant for Police Station’s future use Wendell’s old Town Hall and Police Station. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Modified: 4/18/2021 5:00:03 PM Related stories WENDELL — Having entered an inter-municipal agreement with Leverett last year for that town to provide its policing services, Wendell officials have applied for up to $120,000 in state funding to support using its Police Station at 4 Center St. as a substation for Leverett officers. After the new policing arrangement began, Leverett Police Chief Scott Minckler said he and Officer William Campbell started cl...
Wendell opts out of state aerial spraying of mosquitoes FILE PHOTO FILE PHOTO Modified: 4/16/2021 2:27:57 PM WENDELL — The Selectboard voted Wednesday to opt out of a program through the state Department of Agricultural Resources that involves aerial spraying of mosquitoes to protect against eastern equine encephalitis, better known as EEE. Municipalities are allowed to decline the service as long as they develop their own mosquito control program, which must be submitted to the state for approval. Board of Health Chair Barbara Craddock said no alternate plan has been devised yet, but one i...