Daily Hampshire Gazette
Senate agrees to limited use of cameras to enforce speed limits
BOSTON — Truck drivers whose vehicles lack key safety equipment could face a presumption of liability in fatal crashes involving cyclists, and speed cameras could be deployed in school, safety and…
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4m$16.3M affordable housing project to transform former Hadley EconoLodge
HADLEY — A $16.3 million development that will bring 50 affordable apartments to a former hotel on Route 9 will soon get underway. With Valley Community Development earlier in July securing the final financing for what will be known as Russell Crossing, crews from Keiter Corp. of Florence will be at the 329 Russell St. […]
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6mNorthampton renews call for courtesy at Mill River swimming hole near Orange Dam
NORTHAMPTON — For decades, families have used the Mill River near the Orange Dam in Leeds as a summer swimming hole, and neighbors have complained to police about the noise and litter that come with it. Once again this summer, city officials are asking beachgoers to keep noise down and carry out their trash. As the temperature climbed last Saturday, families and groups of friends could be seen splashing around and diving into the river near the dam, which is owned by art and office supply company Chartpak. A large trash bag with cans, napkins and other waste leaking from a […]
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3mSports Briefs: Two-Ball tournaments held at NCC, AGC
The Northampton Country Club held its Don O’Brien Two-Ball tournament over the weekend and five pairs of golfers finished in first place across three divisions of competition. Here is the complete list of results: Division one: Gross — Dan Korpita and Hunter Budrewicz, 67; Nate Patterson and Rob Poissant, 68; Net — Tom Saltis and […]
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6mArea Briefs: United Way to hold annual diaper drive in August
United Way to hold annual diaper drive in August United Way of the Franklin & Hampshire Region will hold its annual diaper drive Aug. 1-31 to help stock the UWFH Diaper Bank, which distributes nearly 20,000 diapers each month to 14 local agencies across Western Massachusetts. Donors are encouraged to give larger diaper sizes — […]
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3mDA’s office launches domestic violence awareness campaign
The Northwestern District Attorney's Office has launched a public awareness campaign to increase access to domestic violence resources for victims and survivors in Hampshire and Franklin counties.