Resolution asks state to increase aid for NPS by $3 million annually
NORTHAMPTON — A resolution imploring the state to increase aid for Northampton Public Schools by $3 million annually is on the verge of passing the City Council.
WorkHub on Union receives warm welcoming during grand opening
EASTHAMPTON — A feeling of exultation radiated alongside and inside 33 Union St. as the community gathered on Sept. 20 to celebrate the ribbon cutting for Easthampton’s new co-working space known as WorkHub on Union.
Somers Women’s Club to host food drive for Champs Place
SOMERS — The Somers Women’s Club is hosting a food drive on Sept. 28 at Geissler’s Supermarket in Somers, 95 South Rd., from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. to collect canned goods, cash donations and non-perishable food items to benefit Champs Place, the Somers Community Food Pantry, located at Somers Congregational Church, 599 Main St.
Somers Town Wide Tag Sale returns on Oct. 5
SOMERS — This fall, the Somers Town Wide Tag Sale returns on Saturday, Oct. 5, rain or shine. Each person that participates chooses their time and are provided with a listing of all the locations by street name in alphabetical order, which will be posted on the town website (somersct.gov) and Facebook page on Thursday, Oct. 3.
Hampden Fall Fest offers day of family friendly activities
HAMPDEN — Hampden’s 2024 Fall Fest will take place on Saturday, Oct. 5, from 12-5 p.m. at Thornton W. Burgess School on 85 Wilbraham Rd. and feature new attractions, such as hot air balloon rides.
Route 20 project moving to public hearing phase
WILBRAHAM — At its Sept. 16 meeting, the Wilbraham Select Board unanimously agreed to proceed with the next step of the Route 20 project, which will be the public hearing phase.