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Elected officials in Agawam took the wrong road on mail ballots (Editorial) - Vimarsana News

Elected officials in Agawam took the wrong road on mail ballots (Editorial)

Agawam council pinches pennies in a matter of democracy.

Agawam Town Council opts out of early voting by mail - Vimarsana News

Agawam Town Council opts out of early voting by mail

After Monday’s public hearing, town council must take a vote, if the vote passes then the town will send the application to opt out of early mail in voting to the state, Sapelli said.

SGB discusses Sexual Assault Awareness Month, SNAP benefits - Vimarsana News

SGB discusses Sexual Assault Awareness Month, SNAP benefits

At its weekly meeting in Nordy’s Place Tuesday evening, SGB discussed the upcoming Sexual Assault Awareness Month march and approved allocations.

Chancellor-elect Joan Gabel discusses unionization, 'anti-trans' speaker events - Vimarsana News

Chancellor-elect Joan Gabel discusses unionization, 'anti-trans' speaker events

Pitt’s Board of Trustees named Gabel, the current president of the University of Minnesota, on Monday as Pitt’s chancellor starting in July. Following her appointment, Gabel answered questions at a press conference about her stance on unionization, police relations and “anti-trans” speaker events on campus.

Joan Gabel to serve as Pitt's next chancellor starting in July - Vimarsana News

Joan Gabel to serve as Pitt's next chancellor starting in July

Joan Gabel will serve as Pitt’s next chancellor starting on July 1, following a vote Monday from the University’s Board of Trustees. The current president at the University of Minnesota is the first woman to have the job in Pitt’s history.