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Get Send Off from the Sidewalk PRSRT STD Belchertown, Granby & Amherst U.S. POSTAGE PAID PALMER, MA PERMIT NO. 22 ECR-WSS LOCAL POSTAL CUSTOMER THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 2020 ENTINELYOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1915 A TURLEY PUBLICATIONS ❙ www.turley.com Volume 105 • Number 10 www.sentinel.turley.com EDUCATION AMHERST FACES & PLACES SPORTS Free meals offered A new Instagram A sneaky snack...p. 10 Senior boys to children...p. 8 daily image...p. 9 tennis...p. 11 BELCHERTOWN Students and their families were part of a car parade in celebration of the Selectboard class of 2020 out- side of Belchertown High School after condemns the COVID-19 pan- Seniors demic changed the get send graduation date. racism off from the Agrees to take action MELINA BOURDEAU Staff writer BELCHERTOWN – While sidewalk protests against police brutali- ty, and vigils for George Floyd’s death take place across the coun- try, the Belchertown Selectboard agreed to put out a statement and begin the process of taking action “not on a political topic, but a human rights topic.” On May 25, Minneapolis Police arrested George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, after a report he purchased cigarettes with a counterfeit bill. After arriving on scene, Floyd died when Officer Derek Chauvin kept his knee on his neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds, according to New York Times reports. See SELECTBOARD, page 10 • REGION Towns face phase II COVID consultant hired for Quabbin Health District MELINA BOURDEAU Staff Writer Teachers and staff lined the sidewalk outside of Belcher- PHOTOS BY MELINA BOURDEAU town High School for a send off to the graduates of the In honor of what was supposed to be their graduation day, Belchertown seniors did a car parade on the Belchertown school grounds in their caps and gowns. BELCHERTOWN – With class of 2020 last Friday. Phase II underway for the state of Massachusetts, the Quabbin GRANBY Health District has hired a con- sultant to help departments and businesses to navigate measures they need to keep people safe in Granby fire chief on unpaid administrative leave the wake of the COVID-19 pan- MELINA BOURDEAU notification to Mitchell dated June According to Mitchell’s con- of 2018, following an investiga- demic. Staff Report 1, notifying him of “the town’s tract, he was paid $85,000 for the tion into the chief’s conduct while In Belchertown, there have intention not to renew (his) con- first year of the contract, which on duty, according to Sentinel been a total of 100 confirmed GRANBY – As of June 1, tract as of July 1, 2021,” according began in January 2018. archives. cases of COVID-19, five of Granby Fire Chief John Mitchell to the letter. “There is no determination of From August to September of which were new, according to Jr. was placed on unpaid admin- The letter was signed by action at this time (after 30 days),” the same year, Mitchell was on Quabbin District Health Director istrative leave from the Fire Selectboard members Glenn Martin said on Monday. The paid administrative leave while an Judy Metcalf. There have been Department for 30 days, according Sexton and Jennifer Silva. Granby selectboard will be meet- investigation into alleged harass- a total of eight deaths related to to Town Administrator Christopher On May 7, Mitchell resigned ing next Wednesday. ment and hostile work environment the virus, with one most recently Martin. from his position as veteran’s agent This is not the first time Mitchell were underway. reported as of Friday, June 5. Since June 1, Deputy Chief for the town via email, according has been placed on administrative Mitchell could not be reached As the town begins moving Bruce Carpenter has been working to Martin. South Hadley Veteran’s leave from the department. for a comment via email by press as acting chief of the department. Agent, Michael Slater is filling that He was placed on paid adminis- time. The Selectboard sent a letter of position for the time being. trative leave for one week in spring See PHASEII, page 4 • Call Surner Surner Heating has partnered with the and ask for our Susan G. 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VISIT OUR WEBSITE SURNERHEAT.COM PAGEPAGE 2 2 THETHE SENTINEL SENTINEL • •THURSDAY, THURSDAY, JUNE JUNE 11, 11, 2020 2020 STM, ATM next week MELINA BOURDEAU meet the six-foot distancing requirements.” MELINA BOURDEAU separated to meet the six-foot distancing Staff Report There will be fans set up to “aggres- Staff Report requirements.” sivelyThere exhaust will be the fans air” set in upthe to gym, “aggres which- BELCHERTOWN – Like many events BELCHERTOWN – Like many events sivelyBrougham exhaust said the the air” will in bethe exchangedgym, which in and occasions being held in the COVID-19 and occasions being held in the COVID- Broughamabout eight said to 10 the minutes. will be exchanged in era, the Annual and Special Town Meetings 19 era, the Annual and Special Town aboutIn aneight effort to 10 to minutes. minimize the activity at will be different this year. 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