Northampton
Human Scale Art Space expands definition of ‘arts’ in the valley
NORTHAMPTON — A new community art space in the Pioneer Valley is finding multiple ways to emphasize visual arts through workshops and exhibitions.
Funding approved for boiler replacement at Leeds Elementary School
NORTHAMPTON — In a unanimous vote, the Northampton City Council approved the appropriation of $354,250 from the General Stabilization Fund for the replacement of boilers at Leeds Elementary School during its Aug. 15 meeting.
Three County Fair returns with a mixture of new and old
NORTHAMPTON — The oldest ongoing fair in the country will return Labor Day weekend with a bevy of vendors and events that are both new and old.
ValleyBike officially welcomed back to the region
NORTHAMPTON — The regional ValleyBike Share Program was officially welcomed back into the region on Aug. 12 during a ribbon cutting ceremony at Pulaski Park in Northampton.
Transhealth offers healthcare without barriers
Three years ago, transgender and gender-diverse people in Western Massachusetts were given a new option for inclusive healthcare with the opening of Transhealth, a Northampton organization focusing on providing care to these underserved populations. Reminder Publishing checked in with Transhealth CEO in Western Massachusetts to see how the organization has fared since opening and what work still needs to be done.
Gateway Fiber aims for Northampton construction this fall
NORTHAMPTON — A new internet service provider is the on the verge of entering the fold in Northampton very soon.
Northampton Planning Board approves 12-unit project on View Avenue
NORTHAMPTON — During its July 25 meeting, the Northampton Planning Board unanimously approved a site plan and special permit for 12 new single-family efficiency units at 8 View Ave.
Northampton City Council votes to postpone override vote during special meeting
NORTHAMPTON — During a special meeting on Aug. 5, the Northampton City Council voted unanimously to rescind a $3 million budget override question that would have graced the ballot during the upcoming Nov. 5 election.
Every weekend in August an opportunity for family fun at a county fair
Every weekend in August offers guaranteed fun for the whole family with a trip to a local New England country fair. Entry fees are reasonable, ranging anywhere from $7 to $12 for adults, depending on the fair, with discounts for seniors and veterans, and for most, admission for children under 12 is free.
Trash causes closure of Connecticut River Greenway Conservation Area
NORTHAMPTON — The Connecticut River Greenway Conservation Area is closed indefinitely due to an accumulation of trash and human waste in the area resulting from what the city deems as “illegal activities.”
