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Council eyes $300 fines for door-to-door sales
Springfield councilors consider police registration and $300 fines for pushy door-to-door salespeople. From our own coverage: Single deed recorded in town for September-October period. Also in today's brief (4 items): City weighs $300 fines for door-to-door salespeople; Trial Court admi…
From Springfield News
- Single deed recorded in town for September-October period. Springfield News' review of registry filings turned up just a single deed recorded in town during the September to October period, a notably quiet stretch for real estate activity.Springfield News
Springfield on Sun, Oct 11
- City weighs $300 fines for door-to-door salespeople. Springfield city councilors are weighing an ordinance that would require door-to-door sellers to register with police, wear badges and risk fines up to $300 after residents complained about pushy solar sales pitches, Hoodline reported; the Sun also covered the proposal.Hoodline
- Trial Court administrator retires amid Springfield courthouse dispute. Western Mass Politics and Insight reports the Trial Court's administrator is retiring amid an escalating Springfield courthouse dispute, one increasingly aimed at the Trial Court's administration as much as the state agency managing its real estate.Western Mass Politics & Insight
Coming up
- Thu, Oct 15: Pioneer Valley Christian hosts Longmeadow in volleyball. Pioneer Valley Christian School in Springfield hosts Longmeadow in a non-conference freshman volleyball match on Oct. 15, according to MaxPreps.MaxPreps
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