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Board games: Initiative will deliver antidote to cooped-up family blues Lev Ben Ezra, the executive director of the Amherst Survival Center, talks about a donation of games organized by Hannah Rechtschaffen of The Mill District and Andy Haase of Cowls Building Supply. The wheelbarrow represents just a few of the 400 games and puzzles that were expected. At right is service coordinator Marcella McNerney and Rechtschaffen. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Lev Ben_Ezra, the executive director of the Amh...

Minneapolis cap on short-term rentals upsets operators, developers Tightened Minneapolis regulations imperil a popular rental option, critics say.  January 21, 2021 — 6:50pm Text size Copy shortlink: Anthony Aguirre left his corporate job to manage his eight Minneapolis vacation rentals full time. Now, as the city prepares to implement a new short-term rental (STR) ordinance that will limit investors to one STR other than the home ...

UMass-towns liaison Maroulis takes development chops to W.D. Cowls TONY MAROULIS AMHERST — Tony Maroulis, a longtime advocate for the business community in the Amherst region, will be bringing his expertise to the continuing growth of The Mill District in North Amherst village center. “It’s not often one gets a chance to curate the mix and develop a community,” Maroulis said Monday after being named vice president for real estate and community development for W.D. Cowls Inc., which o...

Drivers and train commuters in Andover will get better travel conditions, thanks to $70 million from the state.

UMass-towns liaison Maroulis takes development chops to W.D. Cowls Modified: 1/11/2021 8:23:55 PM AMHERST — Tony Maroulis, a longtime advocate for the business community in the Amherst region, will be bringing his expertise to the continuing growth of The Mill District in North Amherst village center. “It’s not often one gets a chance to curate the mix and develop a community,” Maroulis said Monday after being named vice president for real estate and community development for W.D. Cow...

Key W.D. Cowls forestland protected in $3.25M deal Walter Cowls Jones SUBMITTED PHOTO Forestland adjacent to the Atkins Reservoir in Shutesbury. SUBMITTED PHOTO Beaver pond in the Walter Cowls Jones Working Forest near the Quabbin Reservoir. SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO Spear Macomber beaver pond is part of the land being conserved under an agreement announced last week. SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO Nine years after completion of the largest contiguous pr...

UMass-Amherst’s external relations director Tony Maroulis joining WD Cowls Land Company as vice president of Real Estate Updated Jan 12, 2021; Facebook Share The announcement was made in a press release over the weekend. “A respected regional leader in economic and community development, tourism, and the arts, Maroulis brings a well-rounded blend of experience to WD Cowls as it continues to develop and market The Mill District in North Amherst as a premier eats, arts, and entertainment des...

Mill revival cheered: 1 Ferry St. overhaul seen as ‘capstone’ project in Easthampton’s Mill District With support from the city, developer Mike Michon is transforming the dilapidated Ferry Street mill complex, one building at a time. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS 1 Ferry St. in Easthampton STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Modified: 1/8/2021 11:13:41 PM EASTHAMPTON — A site long recognized for its abandoned, dilapidated mill buildings is on the rise as a private developer continues renovations of the...

Home » News » Key W.D. Cowls forestland protected in $3.3M deal Nine years after completing the largest contiguous private land conservation arrangement in the state’s history, additional W.D. Cowls forestland totaling 2,038 acres, between North Amherst and the Quabbin Reservoir, is being permanently protected. Last week, state officials announced the creation of the Walter Cowls Jones Working Forest, which supplements the 3,486-acre Paul C. Jones Working Forest and will serve ...

Key W.D. Cowls forestland protected in $3.34M deal Walter Cowls Jones SUBMITTED PHOTO Forestland adjacent to the Atkins Reservoir in Shutesbury. SUBMITTED PHOTO Beaver Pond in the Walter Cowls Jones Working Forest near the Quabbin Reservoir. SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO SUBMITTED PHOTO Modified: 1/6/2021 1:53:07 PM Nine years after completing the largest contiguous private land conservation arrangement in the state’s history, additional W.D. Cowls forestland totaling 2,038 acres, between ...