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Northampton Planning Board Continues Cooley-Dickinson Lighting Waiver to May, Approves Glendale Road Cluster

NORTHAMPTON -- March 26, 2026, Northampton Planning Board continues Cooley-Dickinson lighting waiver and approves 39-unit Florence cluster development. The board unanimously pushed a waiver request from Cooley-Dickinson Hospital for ambulance canopy lighting exceeding the city's 2024 dark-skies ordinance to its May 14 meeting, directing the

Conservation Commission Unanimously Approves Glendale Road Sewer and Trail Order of Conditions

NORTHAMPTON -- March 26, 2026, Northampton Conservation Commission clears key wetlands hurdles for Glendale Road cluster development. The commission voted unanimously Thursday to issue an order of conditions for Sovereign Builders' proposed sanitary sewer installation and public walking trail off Glendale Road, clearing the project's state and local

Conservation Commission Unanimously Approves Glendale Road Sewer and Trail Order of Conditions

NORTHAMPTON -- March 26, 2026, Northampton Conservation Commission clears key wetlands hurdles for Glendale Road cluster development. The commission voted unanimously Thursday to issue an order of conditions for Sovereign Builders' proposed sanitary sewer installation and public walking trail off Glendale Road, clearing the project's state and local

Northampton Board of Health Sets April Hearing for Nicotine-Free Generation Vote

NORTHAMPTON -- March 19, 2026, Northampton Board of Health votes to hold April hearing and final vote on nicotine-free generation tobacco ban. Meeting unanimously Thursday, the four-member board first voted 4-0 to schedule a public hearing and vote at its April 16 meeting, then voted 4-0 to

Northampton Board of Health Sets April Hearing for Nicotine-Free Generation Vote

NORTHAMPTON -- March 19, 2026, Northampton Board of Health votes to hold April hearing and final vote on nicotine-free generation tobacco ban. Meeting unanimously Thursday, the four-member board first voted 4-0 to schedule a public hearing and vote at its April 16 meeting, then voted 4-0 to