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New density dogs Bay State Village neighborhood Cate Rowen talks about the development in her neighborhood on Landy Street in Northampton. She’s no fan of the newer, more expensive homes being built on split-up lots, but says she doesn’t “want to be a NIMBY.” STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Diane Scott stands in front of her home on Landy Street and talks about the development in her neighborhood. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS 39 Landy St. in Northampton. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL...

Following fire, Chez-Nous hopes to get residents home this summer The co-op that runs the Chez-Nous community care home in Wellington, P.E.I., is hopeful they will be able to get people back into the residence this summer. Social Sharing

Local roundup: WRV girls use big third quarter to dump Chieftains Jillian Barry Modified: 2/26/2021 11:16:33 PM SOUTH ROYALTON — Sixteen points in the third quarter proved pivotal for the White River Valley girls basketball team, which took down visiting Green Mountain by a 36-31 final on Friday night. The win is the first in a pair of games for the Wildcats this season. Despite this being the home opener in this abbreviated schedule, WRV also celebrated senior night. Senior Toni Turner helpe...

View the early season trout stockings at some of the rivers, lakes, ponds, and TMA's.

Luke Jones / Flickr The environmental organization Save the Sound has filed a lawsuit against the regional sewer authority for the city of New Haven, Connecticut, and the nearby community after a burst pipe last July released 2.1 million gallons of sewage into the Mill River. The lawsuit said the Greater New Haven Water Pollution Control Authority knew the Whitney Avenue Pressure Sewer piping has been corroded since 2014 but failed to properly monitor and investigate it in the last five ye...

Chez-Nous residents displaced by fire move to new care home Friday was moving day for 30 residents of Le Chez-Nous community care facility. Most of them have been living at Mill River Resort since a January 18 fire damaged their home at La Coopérative Le Chez-Nous in Wellington, P.E.I.  Social Sharing

Chez-Nous planning to move remaining residents, staff to Summerside facility The president of the board at La Coopérative Le Chez-Nous says the remaining residents of the Wellington long-term care facility are going to be moved to Summerside. Social Sharing

Dont miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   Last week we learned about a program that has helped a great number of people throughout the state including many in Windham County. I love programs that achieve multiple “wins” and Everyone Eats is one of those. When the pandemic struck and a State of Emergency was declared in Vermont, many people and businesses were negatively affected, perhaps none more than our restaurants. As a result, other folks down the line felt the pinch, ...

Federal Clean Water Act Massachusetts Clean Waters Act The CD provides that Dynamic is the lessee, developer, project proponent and general contractor in an 18.5 acre commercial solar array (“Array”) in Williamsburg, Massachusetts. The Array is also stated to include the use of, and improvements to, an access road that connects along with the planned installation of a utility connection. The Massachusetts Attorney General alleged in a previously filed Complaint that certain Dynamic activiti...

Williamsburg officials salute $1.1M fine on solar developer A sediment discharge into the West Branch of the Mill River in Williamsburg from a solar development is shown in November 2018. MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION Published: 2/4/2021 8:11:53 PM WILLIAMSBURG — Town officials reacted positively to a solar developer agreeing to pay a more than $1 million settlement for damaging wetlands and polluting the Mill River. Dynamic Energy Solutions LLC has agreed to pay $1.1...