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NORTHAMPTON — Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School leaders are considering a plan that would turn the May 23 horticulture building fire into an opportunity to create new learning spaces for generations of future students.The school’s board of...

A planned new pass will allow some Metra customers unlimited rides on CTA and Pace.

NORTHAMPTON — The city is hosting a series of listening sessions both in-person and via Zoom to hear ideas from residents, nonprofits and businesses about the best ways to spend federal pandemic relief money.Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra has set aside $4...

NORTHAMPTON — Public schools Superintendent John Provost was offered the top leadership job in the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District on Thursday night, and if he takes it, Northampton will launch a search process to find his replacement.The...

NORTHAMPTON — The City Council passed Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra’s first budget in office on Thursday night, approving a $126 million plan that increases spending on schools, public health and libraries while funding the new Department of Community...

NORTHAMPTON — A man accused of trying to disable a young woman’s car in Southampton more than six months ago faces new charges after a string of similar incidents were reported in central and eastern Massachusetts in recent weeks.Alexander Yee, 37, of...

NORTHAMPTON — The City Council Finance Committee passed a series of orders on Wednesday night that advanced Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra’s proposed $126 million fiscal 2023 budget for the full council’s consideration on Thursday at 7 p.m.Councilors heard...

NORTHAMPTON — Christopher Conley, the city man convicted in 2020 of trying to kill his daughter by injecting her medical device with a caustic chemical, was denied a new trial in a ruling this week by a Hampshire Superior Court judge.Appellate...

A Fulton County judge allowed Young Thug's attorney to continue to represent the Atlanta rapper on his racketeering charges despite "concerns about a potential conflict" of interest.

NORTHAMPTON — Officials at Smith Vocational & Agricultural High School are seeking the public’s help to replace nearly 350 tools and computers that were destroyed when the forestry education building caught fire last week.The school has posted a...