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Government · Board of Health

Board continues Valley Recycling expansion hearing

Northampton's Board of Health voted 5-0 to continue a hearing on Valley Recycling's request to raise its daily solid waste limit by 150 to 200 tons, after South Street residents said truck traffic shakes their homes.

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Government · Board of Health

Health Board Continues Valley Recycling Permit Hearing

Northampton Board of Health continued public hearing on Valley Recycling's waste expansion request. The facility seeks to increase permitted daily solid waste from 324 tons to an additional 150-200 tons per day at its Easthampton Road site.

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Government · Other Committee

Forestry board cuts to one meeting a month

Northampton's Urban Forestry Commission votes 7-0 to cut regular meetings from twice to once a month. Tree Warden Paris Litti, newly promoted to Director of Public Works, said the added duties leave him able to attend "only one meeting a month," prompting the shift to first Wednesdays only.

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Sports

Northampton sports roundup, Sept. 7 to Sept. 13

Northampton Parks & Recreation's fall lineup includes Men's and Coed Fall Softball leagues and the youth Unity Basketball program, while the department's Aquatic & Family Center keeps its regular program slate running and Community Garden events remain on the calendar. The department's …

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 7 through September 13, 2026

One Northampton obituary was published this week: Israel, Leon, 69. His notice was posted through Echovita, with funeral arrangements under the care of Stanetsky Memorial Chapels. No additional biographical detail, family information, or service schedule was included in the notice avail…

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