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‘Nuts and bolts car guys’ share passion for fixing Model As

‘Nuts and bolts car guys’ share passion for fixing Model As

SOUTHWICK — When David Sheehan picked up his girlfriend for their first date, he arrived in an unusual car: a 1930 Ford Model A Tudor.


Southwick splash pad work now on schedule for October

Southwick splash pad work now on schedule for October

SOUTHWICK — The installation of the Whalley Park splash pad is expected to begin in six to eight weeks, after the town planner recently agreed to oversee the project.


Commission responds to issues at North Pond Conservation Area

SOUTHWICK — The Conservation Commission implemented several measures during its meeting on Aug. 5 in an attempt to reduce the continued overuse of the area for active, not passive, recreation to comply with the conservation restriction placed on the North Pond Conservation Area by the state.


Low river flow prompts return of outdoor water restrictions

SOUTHWICK — Southwick has reinstated its outdoor water use restrictions, the DPW announced on July 30.


Task force proposed to stop misuse of North Pond parcel

SOUTHWICK — Meeting for the second time since a brawl between visitors and neighbors just outside the North Pond Conservation Area, the Select Board on July 22 discussed forming a task force to address misuse of the property.


Sewer users may face rate hikes this year of 45% or greater

SOUTHWICK — It’s a warning that Public Works Director Randy Brown provides the Select Board every summer: sewer user fees are not keeping up with the amount of money needed for the town to operate its sewer system which is forcing the town to rely on all its taxpayers to subsidize its operation.


Southwick brawl renews call to stop parties at North Pond

Southwick brawl renews call to stop parties at North Pond

SOUTHWICK — With the increasing number of complaints about improper activities at the North Pond Conservation Area over the last few months, culminating in a street brawl on July 13, the Select Board has temporarily closed the parking area, and the Conservation Commission is considering options to reduce the number of people using it for active, not passive, recreation.