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Hadley planners fear new coffee shop near Coolidge Bridge would cause traffic snarls on Route 9 - Vimarsana News

Hadley planners fear new coffee shop near Coolidge Bridge would cause traffic snarls on Route 9

HADLEY — Town planners are worried that a proposed coffee shop near the Coolidge Bridge may cause a backup of vehicles into the eastbound Route 9 travel lanes as customers queue in the drive-thru lane.“If this site is even half as successful as a...

Ben Boyd National Park renamed Beowa after move to dump slave trader's name - Vimarsana News

Ben Boyd National Park renamed Beowa after move to dump slave trader's name

Ben Boyd National Park has been renamed Beowa amid the state government considering a plan to transfer land titles of all national parks to Aboriginal owners over the next 15 to 20 years.

Source: smh.com.au
NSW renames national park over pastoralist Ben Boyd's links to slavery in Pacific | New South Wales - Vimarsana News

NSW renames national park over pastoralist Ben Boyd's links to slavery in Pacific | New South Wales

New name Beowa means orca in Thaua language and comes after consultation with Aboriginal and South Sea Islander communities

Hadley panel recommends $1.55M in work on Hopkins athletic fields - Vimarsana News

Hadley panel recommends $1.55M in work on Hopkins athletic fields

HADLEY — A $1.55 million rehabilitation of the athletic fields at Hopkins Academy, including installation of new scoreboards and extension of a walking path for public use, is being recommended to voters at fall Town Meeting.The Community Preservation...

They're baaaack. Home buyers go where they swear they never would. - Vimarsana News

They're baaaack. Home buyers go where they swear they never would.

High prices and a shortage of quality listings are driving shoppers to purchase properties in their hometowns.

Source: boston.com