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Government · Select Board

Select Board reappoints Simmons, fills seven board vacancies unanimously

Select Board extends Town Manager Simmons' contract to 2029, appoints seven to boards. The Longmeadow Select Board unanimously ratified a three-year employment contract extension for Town Manager Lyn Simmons running through June 30, 2029, citing her high performance evaluations. The board appointed

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Government · Tree Committee

Tree Committee accepts draft protection bylaw

Longmeadow Tree Committee accepts protection bylaw for departmental review. The Tree Committee approved a draft protection bylaw for advancement to the Department of Public Works and Town Manager, with timing for Town Meeting presentation to be determined upon completion of internal review. The

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Morning Brief

Water Main Break Forces Road Closure in Longmeadow

A water main break closed a Longmeadow road and left drivers navigating detours this week. Western Mass News reported the rupture prompted a road closure, with Longmeadow Police confirming the break and rerouting traffic around the site, though no repair timeline was given in the July 1…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of June 29, 2026 through July 5, 2026

One Longmeadow obituary was recorded for the week of June 29–July 5, 2026: Passo, Regina, a 101-year-old Longmeadow resident who died July 3, 2026. Funeral arrangements were under the care of Barry J Farrell Funeral Home.

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Tree Warden approves removal of two public shade trees

Longmeadow Tree Warden approves removal of two public shade trees. Tree Warden Leah Wallner approved removal of a 22-inch Norway maple at 26 Whitmun Road and a 23-inch red maple at 160 Lynwood Avenue following a July 2 hearing under Massachusetts Public Shade Tree Law. No public objections were

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board reelects Colton; approves accessory dwelling unit

The Longmeadow Planning Board approved a 900-square-foot accessory dwelling unit at 523 Laurel Street and reelected Bruce Colton as chair. The ADU application by Thomas Libbos was approved unanimously with conditions, contingent on Zoning Board of Appeals approval and requiring the applicant to

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