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NORTHAMPTON — A manufacturing facility is planned for one of the final undeveloped parcels of the former Northampton State Hospital, a roughly two-acre lot on Earle Street.The 17,560-square-foot, two-story facility would house the metalworking...

NORTHAMPTON — The City Council has voted again to delay implementation of the packaging and plastic reduction ordinance that was set to go into effect on Jan. 1, citing continued economic pressures on local businesses and restaurants that would be...

NORTHAMPTON — Attorney Edward Etheredge, a fixture in the local legal scene who provided counsel for nearly a half-century, is slowly retiring. He still visits his Gothic Street office once a week, but he’s taking more time these days to read for...

The bank invests in its business capabilities to better meet the needs of both brokers and their clients

NORTHAMPTON — The School Committee is “entertaining applications for an interim superintendent for the Northampton Public Schools,” vice chair Gwen Agna said during a special meeting held virtually on Tuesday night.The committee drafted a job posting...

NORTHAMPTON — The School Committee will hold a special meeting Tuesday to discuss the process for choosing a new superintendent once John Provost starts working for the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District next month.At the committee’s Thursday...

NORTHAMPTON — Historic Northampton’s dream of turning the Shepherd Barn into a thriving community space is on the cusp of coming true as the project continues to receive grants and planners stump for a final influx of donations.The nonprofit on Bridge...

BELCHERTOWN — A Webster man is charged with setting five fires in Belchertown and Springfield over the past several months. John J. Noga, 58, was arrested Thursday on four counts of burning of property and one count of arson of a dwelling, according...

The businessman has touted himself as a "real Republican, not a RINO" and will succeed Rep. Jered Taylor in Jefferson City.

NORTHAMPTON — The city has imposed a water use restriction until further notice and violations carry a fine of $100 for the first offense.Between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., no non-essential use of the public water supply will be allowed....