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Split Vote Clears Crescent Street Demolition
The Northampton Historical Commission voted 2-3 against preserving a mold-damaged Crescent Street house, clearing its demolition.
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Northampton Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Condo resells amid quiet deeds week
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.
Sports
Parks and Rec Lists Winter Youth Basketball, JFK Ski Program
Northampton Parks and Recreation's website this week highlighted a Youth Basketball program for the winter season and an After School Ski Program for JFK Middle School students.
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Northampton Deeds Show Few Prices as Village Hill Road Condo Resells
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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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.
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Northampton Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Girls soccer plays twice Friday, more ahead
Northampton High School girls soccer squads played twice Friday, with matches against East Longmeadow and Central set for Tuesday.
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Northampton Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Council, planning board set joint hearing
City Council committee and Planning Board set joint public hearing for October 29.
Government · Other Committee
Panel hears $150,000 bid for co-op housing
Northampton's Community Preservation Committee heard three funding pitches, including a $150,000 bid for cooperative housing.
Morning Brief
Northampton Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Workers win voluntary union recognition
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.
Government · Other Committee
Panel holds off on Ice Pond parking limits
The Northampton Transportation and Parking Commission held off on a resident request to limit parking to one side of Ice Pond Drive.