Easthampton
Easthampton City Council approves divestment resolution in front of packed crowd
EASTHAMPTON — Nearly two hours of public comment and 45 minutes of City Council deliberation morphed into collective jubilation inside City Hall on Oct. 21.
Open Studios welcomes public back to highlight Eastworks community
EASTHAMPTON — The greater Easthampton community is once again invited to the Eastworks building the weekend of Nov. 7-8 for its annual Open Studios event, where local artists, makers, performers, nonprofits, and entrepreneurs will open their doors to the public.
Easthampton City Council addresses sinkholes, financial backlog
EASTHAMPTON – The Easthampton City Council received updates on several issues the city faces at its Oct. 7 meeting, including infrastructure and financial backlog concerns.
Easthampton Public Schools suffers cyberattack
EASTHAMPTON — After discovering “suspicious activity” the Easthampton School Department shut down all online systems.
Easthampton receives $4.9 million MassWorks grant
EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton will receive $4.9 million through MassWorks to replace water and sewer infrastructure along Northampton Street.
Easthampton skatepark under construction, set to open in spring 2027
EASTHAMPTON — Construction of the long-anticipated Easthampton all-wheels skatepark in Millside Park is officially underway, with completion set for spring of next year.
Harvest Festival returns to Easthampton Oct. 10
EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton’s beloved annual Harvest Festival is returning Saturday, Oct. 10 at Nonotuck Park.
Easthampton Fire Department receives $200,000 FEMA grant
EASTHAMPTON — The Easthampton Fire Department is receiving $200,000 in FEMA grant funding for new cardiac monitors.
CHD bringing primary care offerings to three locations
In an effort to reduce the deficit in primary care providers, the Center for Human Development has expanded services at three of its outpatient behavioral health clinics in Western Mass.
STRM: Driscoll talks policy, courthouse and more
EAST LONGMEADOW — On the latest episode of “So That Reminds Me” hosts Ryan Feyre and Dennis Hackett sat down with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll to discuss a wide range of topics, from the proposed two-month gas tax holiday to the new courthouse in Springfield and much more.