Holyoke authorizes $3.5M in borrowing for roads and city facilities; treasurer confirms A+ S&P rating Council approved a $3.5 million bond authorization for road repairs and facility work after debate about equity of spending; treasurer's memo clarified the city's A+ Standard & Poor's rating and use of state short-term programs.

Holyoke City Council just approved a $3.5 million plan to tackle urgent road repairs and enhance city facilities, sparking debates on equity in project prioritization!

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Holyoke City Council approves eminent domain for roadway improvements on Cabot and Ray Streets City Council authorizes 7 permanent and 50 temporary easements for roadway project funding.

Holyoke's Finance Committee just approved key easements to pave the way for major roadway improvements—what's next for Cabot and Ray Streets?

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