Jacob Galliher home. The Taconic High School graduate left behind his wife, Ivy, and 2-year-old and 6-week-old sons. Maura Healey had planned to meet the family at Westover.
At various locations in the city, people stood with flags and tears in their eyes as the long procession passed by. Hundreds gathered in front of the Colonial Theatre alone. Mayor Linda Tyer was in procession of some 60 vehicles along with other local officials. Resident Carl Rose, whose son played football with Galliher, said he was a great man, a great father, and a great person to have a conversation with. He also noted that Galliher was a talented athlete.
It will go to the council on Feb. Ward 5 Councilor Patrick Kavey said this is great for multi-generational families and hopes that it provides some relief to the housing crisis. Proposed changes and additions will be in Article Section 2.
City Planner Kevin Rayner reported that the state narrowed dimensional standards. The Pittsfield Municipal Airport will build a new taxi lane with help from federal, state, and local funds. For the last two years, the cemetery trustees have been navigating how the town can safely allow green burials and prevent liability. While the Berkshire Carousel is no longer being offered to the city, a councilor believes it will be back to square one without local control.
On Monday, members divided into groups to prepare for a consensus that is expected on Feb. The city saw 12 new businesses in and long-anticipated development at the William Stanley Business Park.
