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Taking the pulse of Northampton's downtown: Consultant's survey highlights COVID impacts

Taking the pulse of Northampton’s downtown: Consultant’s survey highlights COVID impacts
Lit Dechanupong, and Chokchai Pongkan, of the family-owned Noodles Restaurant on Main Street in Northampton, set up for outdoor dining Tuesday afternoon. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
Lit Dechanupong, of the family-owned Noodles Restaurant on Main Street in Northampton, sets up for outdoor dining Tuesday afternoon, April 27, 2021. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
Lit Dechanupong, and Chokchai Pongkan, of the family-owned Noodles Restaurant on Main Street in Northampton, set up for outdoor dining Tuesday afternoon, April 27, 2021. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
Mark Lattanzi eats lunch from Local Burger on Strong Avenue in Northampton. Starting on Memorial Day, Strong Avenue will be closed to traffic from Main Street to the parking lot next to Eastside Grill. The street will have a gazebo in the middle which will at times have musicians playing for dinners, and seating for Familiars Coffee and Tea, Eastside Grill, Homestead and Local Burger. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS

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Are restrictions Springfield Diocese uses to protect properties steering them toward demolition?

Are restrictions Springfield Diocese uses to protect properties steering them toward demolition?
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Victoria Baeger and her husband have purchased the former Blessed Sacrament Rectory in Greenfield and are in the process of turning it into their home. (Don Treeger / The Republican) 2/26/2021
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Victoria Baeger thought she had found the perfect home.
It is old enough to have character with an unrestored charm, big enough for her husband and kids to spread out a little bit, situated in a good location and — tricky in a market that was already hot — in her price range.
Arriving for a showing, she didn’t really notice the cross over the front porch of 182 High St. in Greenfield.

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