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Northampton Planning Board Approves Four New Housing Units at 39 North Street

NORTHAMPTON -- April 23, 2026, Northampton Planning Board unanimously approves four-unit in-fill housing project at 39 North Street. The board voted to approve a site plan by Proterra Design Group to demolish a detached rear unit and replace it with a two-story, four-unit building, bringing the half-

Northampton Conservation Commission Approves Stone Ridge Drive Driveway With Strict Buffer Conditions

NORTHAMPTON -- April 23, 2026, Northampton Conservation Commission approves Stone Ridge Drive driveway order of conditions and restricts two condo pavement projects on wetland buffer grounds. The commission voted unanimously six-to-zero at its April 23 meeting to issue an order of conditions for Sunwood Builders' common driveway at

Northampton Board of Health Unanimously Adopts Nicotine-Free Generation Tobacco Ban

NORTHAMPTON -- April 16, 2026, Northampton Board of Health adopts generational tobacco ban and launches $120,000 opioid mini-grant program. The board voted 3-0 Thursday to approve a nicotine-free generation policy barring retailers from selling tobacco, e-cigarettes, and nicotine products to anyone born on or after July

Northampton Zoning Board Approves Cooley Dickinson Donor Sign, Bars Lighting

NORTHAMPTON -- April 9, 2026, Northampton Zoning Board approves Cooley Dickinson donor plaque with mandatory unlit condition. The board voted 3-0 Thursday to grant a special permit allowing Cooley Dickinson Hospital to install a donor recognition wall sign reading "You Are Welcome Here" at 30 Locust Street, conditioned

Northampton Zoning Board Approves Cooley Dickinson Donor Sign, Bars Lighting

NORTHAMPTON -- April 9, 2026, Northampton Zoning Board approves Cooley Dickinson donor plaque with mandatory unlit condition. The board voted 3-0 Thursday to grant a special permit allowing Cooley Dickinson Hospital to install a donor recognition wall sign reading "You Are Welcome Here" at 30 Locust Street, conditioned