Meeting of the South Hadley Historical Commission - November 28, 2007

[Robert Judge]

November 21, 2007

Fellow HistComm Members:

I have taken into account your schedule preferences and I have found the
date best for the greatest number of members.

We and Bonnie Parsons will meet on Wednesday, November 28 at 7:00 p.m. in
the library of South Hadley High School. I want us to have internet access
for this meeting, and the high school secretary has kindly agreed to my
request to arrange that.

I will soon send you a couple of emails containing information relevant to
our meeting.

I clarified today that our meetings, under Mass. General Laws, Chapter 30A,
Section 11A (the Open Meeting law), must be posted 48 hours in advance.  The
only postings that can be done only one day in advance are for "emergency
meetings."  Note also that I posted this as a "working meeting."  That means
that we will not take any votes at this meeting.

Jo: Judy Barthelette told me that she can accept meeting announcements by
email, that she will post.  I sent the announcement to her, so you do not
need to ask her to post the meeting.

Again, please note that we will meet in the library of South Hadley High
School.  Please RSVP.

- Bob

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South Hadley Historical Commission

Meeting

Wednesday, November 28, 2007, 7:00 p.m.

South Hadley High School Library

This will be a "working meeting," not a regular Commission meeting.






Robert G. Judge
Chairperson


_____________________________________________
From: Robert Judge [mailto:BobJ...@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2007 5:04 PM
To: Judy Barthelette (Trea...@SouthHadley.org)
Subject: Meeting of the South Hadley Historical Commission - November 28,
2007




Judy:

Thank you for confirming today that you will accept meeting notices for
posting by email.

As you suggested, I have attached a document that announces a Historical
Commission for November 28.  I will appreciate your office posting it.

Please let me know if you need more information.

Sincerely,

Bob Judge
S. Hadley Historical Commission