EASTHAMPTON — The Healey-Driscoll administration announced the Department of Energy Resources, or DOER, has certified the first group of Climate Leader Communities for the state, and the city of Easthampton has made the cut.
EASTHAMPTON — After months of discussion in subcommittees, the Easthampton City Council voted to institute a 25 mph speed limit citywide in thickly settled business areas where the speed limit is not posted.
EASTHAMPTON — Local band The Giant’s Harp, a new group made up of musicians from rising force in the New England Grateful Dead music scene Mind Left Body, debuted their self-titled debut EP in April and are serving as an example of independent artists forging their path in the region.
EASTHAMPTON — On May 10, the roads of Hadley will once again rumble with the sound of engines and the strength of community as dozens gather for Jesse’s Ride — an annual motorcycle memorial ride hosted in honor of Jesse Johansmeyer, a young man remembered for his zest for life, love of adventure, and the warmth he brought to those around him.
EASTHAMPTON — In enhancing community awareness and participation in the Climate Action Plan, the city of Easthampton launched an outreach initiative that commenced on Earth Day when the city officials raised an earth flag and read a proclamation in honor of the day.
EASTHAMPTON — After a brief presentation of the work it has achieved, the Easthampton City Council unanimously passed a resolution supporting the work of Easthampton City Arts for its 20th anniversary.