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Around Amherst: Town eyes stormwater, erosion study
AMHERST — A $40,000 to $50,000 study to address stormwater and erosion issues across town, and specifically in the Farview Way neighborhood, is being considered by the Joint Capital Planning…
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8mMaking News in Business, June 12
Greenfield Savings opens branch in Easthampton EASTHAMPTON — Greenfield Savings Bank celebrated the grand opening of its new Easthampton branch on Monday, June 8, in a move bank officials say will strengthen the bank’s presence and long‑term commitment to the community. Located at 1 Sierra Vista Boulevard off Route 10, the new Easthampton branch is […]
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21mArea Property Deed Transfers, June 12
AMHERSTJeffrey D. Blaustein and Marilyn H. Blaustein to Heather Lerner and Michael G. Lerner, 204 Aubinwood Road, $833,500 Sotirios Stamatis to Michael A. Petrilli and Jefrey H. Schmitt, 28 Greenleaves Drive, Lot 827, $365,000 James Garland and Carole Garland to Sara L. Liberty-Laylin and Peter R. Laylin, 14 Mcintosh Drive, Lot 14, $775,000 BELCHERTOWNBallard Family […]
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4mSeized farm animals from Hadley sanctuary available for adoption in Methuen
HADLEY — About 400 farm animals, including 317 taken from a Hadley sanctuary in January, will be featured at an open house and adoption event in Methuen this weekend. The Come Say Hay event is being held at the Massachusetts Society of Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-Angell at Nevins Farm, 400 Broadway, Saturday and Sunday […]