Southwick appoints Allsop to Planning Board. In a joint vote with the Planning Board, the Select Board unanimously advanced Giovanni Allsop from associate member to full Planning Board member, effective until the next election. The board approved three financial transfers with the Finance Committee
Southwick Planning Board appoints Giovanni Allsop as full member in swift unanimous vote. Giovanni Allsop, who has served as an associate member for the past year, was appointed to full Planning Board membership during a joint Planning Board and Select Board meeting held as a hybrid session.
Southwick Select Board fills Planning Board vacancy, approves $38,200 in year-end transfers, and moves to address vacation liability.
Southwick Conservation Commission ordered emergency erosion controls at a Congamond Lakes island property and cleared hazardous tree removal at a Silvergrass Lane home during its July 6 hybrid meeting.
SOUTHWICK -- This column carries notices for one Southwick-resident obituary published this week, with arrangements through Forastiere Family Funeral & Cremation. Judith A. Olbris, 84, of Southwick, died June 22, 2026. She is survived
One Southwick obituary this week: Olbris, Judith A., age 84, who died June 22, 2026; arrangements are under the care of Forastiere Family Funeral & Cremation, with visitation scheduled June 30 at the Southwick Forastiere Funeral Home.
Lake Management Committee approves prior meeting minutes at routine June session. Members voted unanimously to accept the May 28 minutes and approved the June 11 minutes 6-0-3, with Eric Mueller, Malcolm DeBay, and Mike DeBay abstaining.
Southwick's Lake Management Committee raised questions about whether the town has authority to approve a dam reconstruction at 159 Feeding Hills Road, as the project's engineer missed a November 2025 completion deadline and promised a revised schedule by July 3.
Southwick Finance Committee approves year-end departmental transfers and names acting leadership ahead of June 30 close.
Southwick Select Board approves WGI tax-increment deal amid routine fiscal actions. The three-member board unanimously backed a Tax Increment Financing agreement with WGI and accepted combined grants totaling $2,103.22 for the public library and animal control office. The board also approved