Westfield Town Council approves $2,499,600.60 in bills and claims
The Westfield Town Council approved the payment item unanimously, with no substantive discussion recorded before the vote.
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The Westfield Town Council approved the payment item unanimously, with no substantive discussion recorded before the vote.
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