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Finance Committee approves facilities budget recommendation with conditions.

Finance Committee conditionally approves $455,198 facilities maintenance budget. The non-binding resolution, which passed 4-3 on a motion by Xiomara DeLobato, allocates $15,000 specifically to Memorial School Maintenance and depends on progress by the Select Board and Recreation Commission. Town

Cemetery Commission approves paranormal investigation at Adams Cemetery.

Wilbraham Cemetery Commission unanimously approved paranormal investigation at Adams Cemetery. Commissioners Natashia Ayres, Erica Sabia, and Wilfred Renaud, with guest David Bourcier, also unanimously approved up to $350 for a commemorative plaque on the Adams Cemetery shed honoring the Merrick

Board of Assessors approves motor vehicle abatements, exemptions.

The Wilbraham Board of Assessors approved motor vehicle abatement applications totaling $6,182.49 in its March 10 session. Chairman John M. Wesolowski and Board Member Roger J. Roberge II voted to grant five real estate exemptions worth $15,370.91 and approved 53 combined motor vehicle and trailer

Economic Development Committee discusses Town Center parking project.

The Wilbraham Economic Development Committee discussed the Town Center Access Project, a proposed downtown parking and traffic-safety initiative. Vice Chair Jeffrey Smith outlined the project's decade-long history, traffic-calming measures, and plans to replace any removed green space; the

Select Board enters executive session on confidential matters.

Select Board enters executive session on confidential legal matters. Chair Michael A. Squindo, Vice Chair Marc Ducey, and Clerk Susan C. Bunnell voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss confidential matters under Massachusetts General Law Chapter 214, Section 1B, with Squindo declaring