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City Council endorses Amelia Shaw for Arts Council appointment

December 16, 2024 | Northampton City, Hampshire County, Massachusetts


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City Council endorses Amelia Shaw for Arts Council appointment
The Northampton City Services Committee convened on December 16, 2024, to discuss key appointments to city councils and commissions. The meeting began with a motion from Councillor LaBarge, recommending Amelia Shaw for a position on the Arts Council. This motion received a second from Councillor Goughts, prompting a brief discussion. No further questions were raised regarding Shaw's candidacy, and the committee proceeded to a roll call vote. The motion for a positive recommendation was unanimously approved by all present councillors, including Councillor Dobbs, Councillor Rothenberg, and Councillor Moulton. This recommendation will be forwarded to the full city council for consideration on December 19.

Following this, the committee turned its attention to Kathleen Chapman, who is being considered for appointment to the Human Rights Commission. Councillor Dobbs, who conducted the interview with Chapman, expressed his support for her candidacy. The discussion on Chapman’s appointment is expected to continue in future meetings as the committee evaluates her qualifications.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the committee's commitment to filling important roles within the city's governance structure, with both Shaw and Chapman poised for potential contributions to their respective councils. Further developments will be awaited during the upcoming city council meeting.

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