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Communications Committee votes to elevate Tremblay to full membership

Communications Committee voted unanimously to promote Andrew Tremblay to full membership. Tremblay, who had been serving as an associate member, passed the vote 5-0-0, moved by Lew Louraine and seconded by Robin Tutt; he must complete swearing-in at the Town Clerk's office.

Communications Committee · Meeting of August 27, 2026

BELCHERTOWN — Communications Committee voted unanimously to promote Andrew Tremblay to full membership. Tremblay, who had been serving as an associate member, passed the vote 5-0-0, moved by Lew Louraine and seconded by Robin Tutt; he must complete swearing-in at the Town Clerk's office. BCTV General Manager Esther Glovacki reported the station was preparing for fall sports coverage and had applied for the Alliance for Community Media's Emerging Leaders Institute program.

Communications Manager Kate Nadeau provided a written update on a website outage, economic-development initiatives including a new "E Team" series, and social-media work. The committee discussed an AI training program Ed Comeau was developing for town employees.

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Source: the Communications Committee meeting of August 27, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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