Daily Hampshire Gazette
Hadley Police defend Flock Safety camera use
HADLEY — In one instance of using the Flock Safety camera, positioned on Route 9 at the Hadley Village Barn Shops near the Coolidge Bridge, Hadley Police used footage to recover a stolen vehicle and…
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8mEasthampton's pick for Town Lodging House draws ire
EASTHAMPTON — City residents didn’t hold back Wednesday night when the City Council endorsed Renewal Initiatives to claim ownership of the city’s historic Town Lodging House property on Oliver Street, much to the dismay of its competitor who believes the process was not fair. The council’s recommendation was sent to Mayor Salem Derby, who told […]
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5mAmherst gets $175K boost to reenvision Hampshire College campus
AMHERST — MassDevelopment is providing Amherst a $175,000 grant to support the future redevelopment of Hampshire College’s land and continue an ongoing zoning study on the approximately 860-acre campus. The money supplements a $75,000 grant MassDevelopment awarded in May, through its Real Estate Services Technical Assistance Program, that is going toward technical assistance for the zoning study. This work is happening as the trustees for the college, which is expected to close at the end of the year, oversee the marketing and sale of the property. Jeff Bagg, the town’s director of Planning and Economic Development, said Amherst is grateful for […]
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5mColumnist Johanna Neumann: The key elements of Massachusetts' energy bill
As Massachusetts legislators reconcile energy bills, this article advocates for prioritizing solar, energy efficiency, ending fossil fuel subsidies, and rejecting nuclear power for a cleaner, sustainable future.
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9mArea Property Deed Transfers, Sept. 18
AMHERST Alray Taylor Second Chance S to Michelle Chalder, 170 E. Hadley Road, Lot 120, $261,000 6 Evening Star LLC to John Kalas and Margaret Kalas, 6 Evening Star Dr., $1,350,000 Neil Azagorin to Amy Rose, 705 Station Road, $157,000 Doreen J. Reid to Michael R. Hudak and Nicholas D. Holschuh, 274 Strong St., $650,000 […]
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5mFilling the doughnut hole: Wake the Dead food truck comes alive in Easthampton
EASTHAMPTON — Wake up! What owner Steven Collicelli calls a “doughnut desert” in Hampshire County has a new remedy: Wake the Dead Donuts, a flashy pink and black food truck run by two longtime friends, cooking up a variety of mini doughnuts. The food truck is in the parking lot at 1 Northampton St. right at […]