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Government · City Council

Council panel revises draft code of conduct

A City Council committee revised a draft code of conduct for appointed board and commission members. The draft would become Division 13 of Article Three and require state ethics commission training within 30 days.

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Commission closes 1982 Chestnut Street wetlands order

The Conservation Commission closed out a 1982 wetlands order for 3 Chestnut Street. A voice vote issued a certificate of compliance for the 1982 order covering a solar greenhouse about 60 feet from Brickyard Brook; the original file said only "application approved as submitted."

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 7, 2026 through September 13, 2026

Two Easthampton-resident obituaries were published this week: Burke, Dorothy (Dottie) Delisle, 89, who died Monday, September 7, with her family at her side, and Cunneen, Arthur, 79, who also died September 7. Both were connected to Mitchell Funeral Home, with Burke's fuller notice appe…

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Real Estate

Two Disclosed Easthampton Sales Bracket A Wide $245,000 To $459,900 Range

The Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded 11 Easthampton property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only two listed a disclosed sale price: $245,000 at 5 Morin Drive and $459,900 at 11 Elizabeth Lane, Riverview Unit 11, for a two-sale median of $352,450. The Elizabeth La…

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Government · City Council

Panel pauses e-bike ordinance, awaits state action

Easthampton's Public Safety Committee agreed to hold its proposed e-bike ordinance while the state weighs the Ride Safe Act. The panel, meeting Sept. 10, pulled the item from the City Council's October hearing and kept it on its agenda, aiming to finish by spring.

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Government · Board of Health

Board of Health asks 99 East owners for November update

Easthampton's Board of Health asked 99 East Street owners to return in mid-November with a unit ready for inspection. A staff member said the owners' RV exceeds the six-month temporary housing limit, and the owners said they have spent a little over $80,000 on the rebuild.

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