West Springfield Mayor William C. Reichelt has vetoed the Town Council's ban on recreational marijuana, breathing new life into the possibility of commercial pot facilities opening in West Springfield. Councilor Sean T. Do we want to allow a legal business in West Springfield, like we allow many other legal businesses in West Springfield? Dean Martilli, an anti-pot activist, consultant and self-described "town advocate," has said West Side voters' rejection of recreational marijuana at the ballot box should have been the end of the discussion. Of the 16, registered voters in West Side, 4, were enrolled as Democrats and 2, were enrolled as Republicans as of Feb. Galvin's office.

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Unofficial election results show voters on Tuesday selected Will Reichelt to be West Springfield's next mayor. The year-old attorney beat his more politically-experienced opponent, state Rep. Michael J. Finn, 45, a court officer who is currently on leave, is in his second term representing the Sixth Hampden District. In September's primary, Reichelt beat out Finn with 1, votes to Finn's 1, Reichelt celebrated his victory with supporters at the Dante Club on Memorial Avenue. During his campaign, he promised voters he will be a fiscally responsible mayor with a focus on improving the town's schools and working to curb the opioid epidemic. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. All rights reserved About Us.