Holyoke City Council unanimously re-elected Tessa Murphy Remleti as president and created a vice presidency for the first time in the body's history. The full 13-member council convened January 5 for its inaugural session, voting 12-1 on both the presidential and vice-presidential ballots.
Holyoke City Council closes its term with $13 million in school roof referrals and a tabled salary ordinance. At the December 16 meeting, the council referred three Massachusetts School Building Authority roof replacement projects to Finance — covering Elmer J.
Holyoke's Joint Committee of the City Council and School Committee closed its term with unanimous votes on crosswalk safety, special education staffing, and a superintendent search update.
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