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Nichols Names IWL After Engelkemeyer Free by request to residents of Webster, Dudley and the Oxfords SEND YOUR NEWS AND PICS TO [email protected] Friday, July 9, 2021 Nichols names IWL School Committee after Engelkemeyer postpones superintendent contract discussions The college made the announcement on June BY JASON BLEAU to notify the superinten- set for Aug. 31. 28 also announcing CORRESPONDENT dent of their intent to There was some debate $400,000 contributed to negotiate for a successor about whether or not such the endowment for the DUDLEY/CHARLTON agreement prior to June a motion was appropri- Institute by the trust- – The Dudley Charlton 31. However, committee ate for a public forum. It ees. Engelkemeyer, who Regional School member Catherin Kabala was discussed that chang- joined Nichols College in Committee has come recommended that due to ing the deadline would 2011, was a driving force to an agreement with missed deadlines result- change the specifications I the creating of the IWL Superintendent Steven ing from a chaotic school in the superintendent’s in 2013 after reading an Lamarche to postpone year the decision be contract which would article about the gender discussions on his con- moved to a deadline at make the discussion a wage gap in the work- tract until August at the the end of August. contract negotiation, force. Today the Institute latest. The decision came “There was a dead- something done in exec- helps foster career oppor- as both parties found line for June 1 when the utive session. However, tunities for women in themselves at an unin- superintendent was sup- it was determined that business and, with the tentional impasse during posed to tell us in writing if both parties agreed to help of Professor Jean the committee’s June 23 he wanted to negotiate,” the change, then it could Beaupre, produces the meeting, realizing that Kabala said. “We’re sup- be discussed in public. Massachusetts Women’s the superintendent’s posed to have the evalu- Both the committee and Leadership Index every performance review had ation done before June Lamarche openly stat- two years. yet to take place and 30, so all of the dates are ed they were okay with “The Institute for the superintendent had kind of mixed up this Kabala’s amended dead- Women’s Leadership is missed a deadline to year. Noone’s at fault. line. Committee member an integral part of the express interest in the The whole school year’s Cathleen Carmignani Nichols College mission negotiations. been like that.” was one of several who to develop prepared, con- Originally, the school Kabala made a motion fident and ethical lead- committee was supposed that the new deadline be Turn To CONTRACT page A13 ers of tomorrow,” said President Engelkemeyer in a statement released Susan Engelkemeyer by the college. “Our stu- Pearle L. Crawford Library dents – both female and iar name forever attached male – benefit from the BY JASON BLEAU to it with the announce- Institute’s efforts to fos- programs return in full swing CORRESPONDENT ment by the college’s ter awareness of gender Board of Trustees that inequality and to affect BY JASON BLEAU a lot of those are already host to a variety of family DUDLEY – The the IWL will be named change at the personal CORRESPONDENT full, so we’re working on friendly activities geared Institute for Women’s in honor of now-retired and institutional levels. I figuring out if we can add towards learning and cre- Nichols president Susan DUDLEY – As the some sessions and try to ativity. These include dis- Leadership at Nichols Turn To NICHOLS page A13 College will have a famil- Engelkemeyer. world returns to a rel- figure out how to juggle secting owl pellets, paint- ative norm following that,” Carter said. ing bird houses, making the COVID-19 pandem- As of the meeting, animal magnets, the ic, activity is picking around 35 children had weekly lunch story times up at Dudley’s Pearl L. signed up for events while and even the Records and Marsi chosen as Select Board Chair Crawford Library with a 40 adults and teenagers Burpee Petting Zoo on growing slate of adult and had registered for activ- June 19. As Carter stat- BY JASON BLEAU initially motioned that of the rest of the board. youth programs adding ities for the older crowd. ed, no special programs CORRESPONDENT Steven Sullivan be nom- Selectman Jay Johnson up for the rest of 2021. She also revealed that the have been scheduled for inated for chair since was elected vice chair Library Director Knit & Crochet Group, a the month of August, DUDLEY – The Dudley Sullivan received the and Sullivan was elected Drusilla Carter discussed staple of the library, was but September brings a Board of Selectmen held most votes between clerk. Both also received the status of the library’s returning to in-person few more adult orient- its annual changing of the two in the election. unanimous votes of sup- program lineup during a activities as of June 25. ed programs like a tips the guard on June 21, However, Sullivan kind- port. Board of Trustees meet- “Programming so far is and tricks program for installing a new chair ly declined nominating Selectmen also took ing on June 22 where going very well. We are accessing free ebooks and to lead the board for the Marsi for the position the time to recognize she recalled the success- planning to take August audiobooks through the next 12 months following instead. the exiting chair, Kerry ful Jungle Jim Summer off from programming Libby app and a History the annual town elec- “I think it’s time for Cyganiewicz, who Reading Kickoff event except for the knitters of Shoes program. Carter tion where incumbents somebody else to lead the was elected to the seat that took place the day coming in. That’s usually says the calendar will Steven Sullivan and John charge,” said Sullivan. last year. Selectman before and the exciting the month that we see so continue to fill with new Marsi were re-elected to “He ran an outstanding Marsi said Cyganiewicz list of in-person activities few people so we’re going programs throughout the the board. campaign for re-election, deserves plenty of credit returning to the library to kind of have August as year. A full calendar of As it turns out, it was and has done nothing but for helping lead the board after a year of socially a rest and recharge then upcoming events at the those two selectmen who wonderful things for the and the town through an distant online program- start right back up in Pearle can be found at were brought forth as town.” unprecedented pandem- ming. September,” Carter said. www.crawfordlibrary. candidates for the board’s Marsi was elected chair Turn To MARSI Page A13 “We have a number of Looking at the month of org. top position. John Marsi in a unanimous decision children’s activities and July the library will play Courtesy INDIAN RANCH HOSTS LUNCHEON FOR VETERANS On June 14, Flag Day, the management of Indian Ranch once again put out a wonderful luncheon for the veterans of our community. Former Rep. Paul Kujawski, who is one of the veterans’ biggest advocates, gave a stirring talk on the appreciation of the veterans as well as handing out hats to the veterans of the Korean War and Desert Storm which were mightily appreciated. When everyone had eaten their fill, the veterans boarded the Indian Princess to cruise around Webster Lake. Due to the cold inclement weather on June 14, the participation was much less than other years however, it was a very enjoyable day for all involved as it usually is, and it kicks off the summer season for veterans who always look forward to this day. Stephen Rogerson, Veterans Services Officer for the town of Dudley, offered a very warm and sincere thank you to Indian Ranch and Kujawski on behalf of all the veterans who participated for their unwavering support of local veterans in Webster and Dudley. 2 • THE WEBSTER TIMES • Friday, July 9, 2021 www.StonebridgePress.com Grade 5 High Honors: Ryan Grupposo, Jack ST. 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