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Around Amherst: Education Foundation grants support innovative school projects
AMHERST — Expanding an after-school table tennis club at Amherst Regional High School, ensuring Summit Academy students can get through the day without cellphones and printing a series of decodable…
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5mA floating moose, and a fresh approach to public art in Easthampton
EASTHAMPTON — A moose has been treading water, floating around Nashawannuck Pond for more than a month. Luckily, it’s not a real moose. It is actually an art exhibit, made of brown cloth on a float, built with pool noodles and other framing. The display is part of Easthampton City Arts’ new, experimental programming this year. […]
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17mArea property deed transfers, July 10
AMHERST Anna Jaysane-Darr and Michael Barrett to Jennifer Barry and Kevin Barry, 1360 Bay Road, $499,000 Elizabeth Longmore-Avila and Ricardo Avila to Andrew S. Lavender, 170 E. Hadley Road, Lot 42, $315,000 Susan West RET and Susan West to Dominick W. Usher, 24 Green Leaves Drive, Lot 435, $238,000 James M. Kane to Broudy FT and Iris L. Broudy, 28 Greenleaves Drive, Lot 804, $354,000 Gus A. Sayer to Shemon Salam and Amna Ali, 43 Morgan Circle, $725,000 Peltz LT and Linda G. Peltz to Christopher A. Davis and Mary Ann Davis, 32 N. Prospect St., Lot 5, $750,000 Daniel Cookson […]
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8mMaking News in Business, July 10
Florence Bank opens new branch in Holyoke HOLYOKE — Florence Bank opened its fourth Hampden County branch at 1490 Northampton St. in Holyoke on July 6. The new 2,500-square-foot branch, designed by H|AI Architecture in Northampton, has a spacious lobby, traditional teller stations, five offices, a drive-up teller window and a drive-up ATM. “The Holyoke branch […]