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Amherst to buy old VFW building for a permanent homeless shelter - Vimarsana News

Amherst to buy old VFW building for a permanent homeless shelter

AMHERST — Amherst officials intend to buy the former Veterans of Foreign Wars building and land on Main Street so the site can become the location of a permanent homeless shelter and affordable housing, with some of those apartments to be offered to...

Amherst to buy old VFW building for a permanent homeless shelter - Vimarsana News

Amherst to buy old VFW building for a permanent homeless shelter

AMHERST — Amherst officials intend to buy the former Veterans of Foreign War building and land on Main Street so the site can become the location of a permanent homeless shelter and affordable housing, with some of those apartments to be offered to...

At forum, most Amherst residents support regular examinations of rental homes - Vimarsana News

At forum, most Amherst residents support regular examinations of rental homes

AMHERST — Regular examinations of rental homes in Amherst that would be required in an updated rental permitting bylaw appear to have support from residents, even though some have questions about whether the town has the ability to undertake such a...

Officials explore changes to food truck regs in Amherst - Vimarsana News

Officials explore changes to food truck regs in Amherst

AMHERST — The Board of License Commissioners is exploring a change in rules that could make it easier for food trucks to set up at events in Amherst. But any adjustments to the mobile food truck and on-street lunch cart regulations are expected to be...

Amherst council adopts new historical preservation bylaw - Vimarsana News

Amherst council adopts new historical preservation bylaw

AMHERST — Developers who intended to raze two historic homes near Kendrick Park to make way for downtown Amherst’s first new office building in 30 years never pursued the project after a year-long demolition delay was imposed on the properties in...