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AMHERST — A father and son who run a Belchertown package store are being awarded an all-alcohol, off premise license so that liquor sales for off-site consumption can resume from a storefront at Newmarket Shopping Plaza at 6 University Drive.The Board...
AMHERST — A downtown Amherst restaurant will not be able to serve alcohol to patrons for a week next month, based on an Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission violation that determined alcohol was delivered to boarding students at the MacDuffie School...
AMHERST — A downtown Amherst restaurant will not be able to serve alcohol to patrons for a week next month, based on an Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission violation that determined alcohol was delivered to boarding students at the MacDuffie School...
Amherst health board plans to expand smoking restrictions Amherst Town Hall GAZETTE FILE PHOTO By SCOTT MERZBACH AMHERST — The Board of Health is considering tougher restrictions on smoking and vaping in Amherst, including prohibiting smoking at all inns, bed and breakfasts, and hotel and motel rooms. A revised regulation titled Prohibiting Smoking and Vaping in Workplaces and Public Places, last amended in April 2010, will be discussed and voted on at the board’s May 13 meeting. The revised regulation also adds e-cigarettes and other electronic nicotine delivery systems to conventional...
Amherst health officials eye new smoking regs Amherst Town Hall GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 4/20/2021 9:06:04 AM AMHERST — The Board of Health is considering tougher restrictions on smoking and vaping in Amherst, including prohibiting smoking at all inns, bed and breakfasts and hotel and motel rooms. A revised regulation titled Prohibiting Smoking and Vaping in Workplaces and Public Places, last amended in April 2010, will be discussed and voted on at the board’s May 13 meeting. Chairwoman Nancy Gilbert said at a public hearing April 8 that the board will accept written testimony by ema...