Northampton Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Fiscal panel reviews feedback on budget gap
Fiscal task force digs into resident feedback on Northampton's $3.4 million budget gap. From our own coverage: FACT task force reviews budget crisis feedback.
Fiscal task force digs into resident feedback on Northampton's $3.4 million budget gap. From our own coverage: FACT task force reviews budget crisis feedback.
Northampton High School girls soccer squads played twice Friday, with matches against East Longmeadow and Central set for Tuesday.
City Council committee and Planning Board set joint public hearing for October 29.
Northampton's Community Preservation Committee heard three funding pitches, including a $150,000 bid for cooperative housing.
Cooperative Development Institute workers in Northampton win voluntary recognition for new union. From our own coverage: School panel advances plan to bring bus routes in-house; School Committee adopts twice-monthly meeting schedule.
The Northampton Transportation and Parking Commission held off on a resident request to limit parking to one side of Ice Pond Drive.
The Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School Board of Trustees accepted $30,000 in T-Mobile grants despite a trustee's objection over corporate advertising to students.
Northampton's Senior Center will close Oct. 22 for essential building maintenance, pausing that day's programs.
The Northampton Housing Authority board pulled a proposal to let one hearing officer replace a three-person grievance panel after commissioners said they needed more detail. Chairperson Patty Healy and Commissioner Katie Rose agreed to form a subcommittee to draft a revised plan.
Northampton health officials to host free flu vaccine clinic Saturday at Smith Vocational High School. From our own coverage: Deed filings rise as sale prices remain pending.