Summer concert series returns to Aldenville Commons
CHICOPEE — The Aldenville Summer Concerts kicked off on July 2 and will run through Aug. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Aldenville Commons on Grattan Street.
New middle school building topped off, new check point in project
HOLYOKE — Community leaders and members gathered at the site of the former Peck Middle School on June 24 for an official “topping off” ceremony as the final, and highest, steel beam of the framed two-story new middle school building was placed.
Voters say yes to debt exclusion to purchase 52 acres on College Highway
SOUTHAMPTON — A special election on June 25 ended in a majority of registered voters supporting a debt exclusion so the town can buy a 52-acre plot of land located between 117-125 College Hwy., across from the Cumberland Farms convenience store.
Easthampton celebrates Nonotuck pool upgrades with ribbon cutting
EASTHAMPTON — Just a few days after the first official heat wave of the summer hit the books, Nonotuck Park welcomed some much-needed refurbishments to one of its most cherished amenities.
Rep. Neal earmarks $960K for Easthampton water infrastructure upgrades
EASTHAMPTON — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) joined Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle on June 24 to announce a $960,000 earmark for water infrastructure upgrades along Route 10 in Easthampton.
Amherst BID searching for new executive director
AMHERST — The Amherst Business Improvement District, or BID, has launched a search for a new executive director and are looking for candidates that can provide dynamic and visionary leadership for a community they are passionate about and want to see continued growth and success in development.