Northampton Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Bike lane plan divides residents
Residents split over $43.3 million Main Street bike lane plan projected to take five years. From our own coverage: Panels recommend one-year data center pause.
Residents split over $43.3 million Main Street bike lane plan projected to take five years. From our own coverage: Panels recommend one-year data center pause.
Northampton planning panels weigh a one-year moratorium on new data center permits ahead of a Nov. 5 council vote. From our own coverage: Planning panels debate data center moratorium.
Mayor Sciarra calls planned closure of Smith College's Fort Hill center heartbreaking. From our own coverage: School Committee adopts immigrant student protections; Board OKs Valley Recycling tonnage increase.
Northampton's Legislative Matters Committee and Planning Board both voted unanimously to recommend a one-year data center moratorium to the City Council.
Northampton's Historical Commission split 2-3, clearing the way for a Crescent Street demolition. From our own coverage: Historical commission weighs Crescent Street demolition delay.
Academy of Music's Thriller Parade kicks off Halloween weekend festivities downtown Friday night. From our own coverage: Council sets rules for battery storage sites; Housing authority pulls grievance hearing plan.
Northampton councilors hear downtown parking garage repairs could cost up to $33 million. From our own coverage: Council hears garage repair estimates, adopts battery storage rules; Housing authority withdraws single-officer grievance plan.
The Northampton Historical Commission voted 2-3 against preserving a mold-damaged Crescent Street house, clearing its demolition.
Northampton property records show few sale prices as a Village Hill Road condominium resells. From our own coverage: Village Hill Road condo resells amid quiet deeds week.
Northampton recorded 12 property deeds between Sept. 25 and Sept. 28, but only three carried a sale price so far, ranging from $302,640 to $325,000, with a median of $312,000. The period's top recorded sale was a single-family home at 28 Westwood Terrace, which sold for $325,000.
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