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Valley Green Energy locks in 2-year rates

Northampton's Valley Green Energy program locks in two-year competitive electricity rates for every utility territory in town. Also in today's brief (15 items): Valley Green Energy locks in 2-year rates; City posts weekly road construction list; Superintendent releases October newslette…

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Sports

Northampton sports roundup, Sept. 28 to Oct. 4

Two Community Preservation Act-funded recreation projects are progressing in Northampton: a new baseball scoreboard is installed and working, and the city's planned pump track is nearing a construction bid, according to the Community Preservation Committee's Sept. 30 meeting. The commit…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 28, 2026 through October 4, 2026

One Northampton obituary notice was logged this week: Rosa, Bryan Torres, age 32, who died September 28, 2026. His obituary, posted to Echovita, lists his residence as Northampton, MA and notes that arrangements are being handled by Mitchell Funeral Home of Easthampton; no further biogr…

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Morning Brief

Just 1 of 14 deeds show a price

Just one of 14 Northampton home sales recorded a price in latest deed roundup. From our own coverage: Just one of 14 deeds carries a recorded price. Also in today's brief (15 items): City Council committee meets on city services; School Committee subcommittees meet Monday afternoon; Par…

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Morning Brief

Just One Of 14 Northampton Deeds Carries A Recorded Price So Far

Northampton saw 14 deeds recorded with the Hampshire County Registry between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3, but pricing data has posted for only one so far: the Sept. 8 sale of 135 Dunphy Drive for $94,400, sold by Devon L. and Andre J. Boulay to Eastern Bank. The remaining 13 transactions, including four in

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Morning Brief

Historical panel halts Peck House demolition

Northampton's Historical Commission denied Cooley Dickinson Hospital's bid to raze the vacant Peck House, triggering a yearlong delay. From our own coverage: Conservation panel weighs wetlands cases, hospital delay; Sign ordinance rewrite divides legislative committee. Also in today's b…

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Government · Select Board

Council votes 8-0 to cap business signs at six

Northampton City Council adopted a rewritten sign ordinance 8-0, capping commercial ground signs at six per business and digital display area at 50 percent while keeping an 11 p.m. lighting cutoff. Councilor Perry recused himself, citing prior comments about fundraisers.

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