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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Chicopee, Massachusetts · Change town
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License Commission approves senior center permits, schedules compliance hearings

Chicopee License Commission approves four senior center permits with waived fees. The board unanimously approved special event beer and wine permits for four dining events hosted by the Friends of the Chicopee Senior Citizens, with all application fees and police details waived. The events include

License Commission · Meeting of February 19, 2026

Chicopee License Commission approves four senior center permits with waived fees. The board unanimously approved special event beer and wine permits for four dining events hosted by the Friends of the Chicopee Senior Citizens, with all application fees and police details waived. The events include a St.

Patrick's Day Dinner on March 12, a Spring Fling Dinner on April 9, an Annual Volunteer Appreciation Dinner on April 29, and an Annual Summer Cookout on June 25, all with Mike Wilk as applicant. The Commission also scheduled violation hearings in March for four businesses that failed to renew Common Victualer licenses and agreed that Lodging Houses and Innholders must henceforth submit Certificates of Inspections.

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Source: the License Commission meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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