Cheshire Annual Census Mailed

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CHESHIRE, Mass. — The census is mandated by Massachusetts General Law and is valuable to obtain a current and correct count.  
 
The population is important to the Town to apply for state and federal aid and grants.  The count is also valuable to Hoosac Valley Regional and Northern Berkshire Vocational School Districts.
 
Residents are asked to review, correct if necessary, sign and return to the Town Clerk's office in the provided envelope. Make sure all who reside at the address are who are not listed on the form are added with all pertinent information, this would include dependent children.
 
This form can not be used to register to vote. Any resident may register to vote at the Town Clerk's office or visit the Secretary of the Commonwealth Election Division website and download a registration form.
 
The census returns may be mailed back or  dropped in the drop box located at the Church Street entrance to Town Hall.
 
Anyone that does not receive a census in the mail or has questions concerning the form please call the Town Clerk's office 743-1690 ext. 104 or email townclerk@cheshire-ma.gov.
 
Failure to respond to the census may result in removal from the active voters list.

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Hoosac Valley Leo Club Annual Angel Tree Fundraiser

CHESHIRE, Mass. — The Hoosac Valley Leo Club has launched its annual Angel Tree fundraiser to support families in need in Northern Berkshire this Christmas season.

Partnering with the North Adams Salvation Army, the club aims to provide gifts for local families facing economic hardship.

The project involves raising funds, purchasing, wrapping, and distributing gifts, with participation from the entire Hoosac Valley school community, including faculty and administration.

Donations can be sent to the Hoosac Valley Leo Club, 125 Savoy Road, Cheshire, MA 01225, made payable to the club. The fundraising drive runs through Dec. 13, 2024.

 

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