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HADLEY — An existing municipal water supply could become a backup drinking water source for both Hadley and Amherst through the support of a nearly $70,000 Department of Environmental Protection grant.Hadley is one of 13 communities, and the only one...

HADLEY — Senior citizens and other people participating in activities offered by the Hadley Senior Center will be required to show proof of their COVID-19 vaccinations beginning Jan. 10, based on an order adopted by the Board of Health.With support...

HADLEY— Though other museums and arts organizations have opened their doors as COVID-19 lessens its grip on the Bay State, the Porter Phelps Huntington Museum, closed to the public since March 2020, will remain as such for 2021.In a statement, the...

Hadley Town Meeting will decide on river campsites, levee study, budget By SCOTT MERZBACH HADLEY — Formalizing a process to give landowners the right to have multiple campsites along the Connecticut River, and continuing a study to protect Hadley center from possible floods, will be decided by voters at annual Town Meeting Saturday. The 28-article warrant, including an $18.06 million omnibus budget, begins Saturday at 1 p.m. in the playing fields next to Hopkins Academy. The Planning Board-sp...

HADLEY — Formalizing a process to give landowners the right to have multiple campsites along the Connecticut River, and continuing a study to protect Hadley center from possible floods, will be decided by voters at annual Town Meeting Saturday.The...

Earth Matters: Keeping nature intact for all in the CT River Valley Conserving the unique landscapes of the Connecticut River Valley, like the Amethyst Brook Conservation Area, protects important habitat for wildlife, and also has provided an enduring sense of place for generations of people. Richard Goldman Hikers explore the Eyrie House ruins on the Mount Tom State Reservation. Kestrel Land Tr By LAURIE SANDERS Print If you’re interested in natural history, the Connecticut River Valley ...