The Northampton School Committee voted to adopt two bimonthly meetings and amended subcommittee agenda-setting rules. The two-meetings-per-month structure passed 4-3-2 abstain (1 absent), with Members Amy Martyn, Cindy Mahoney, Valerie Reiss, and Alena Bartoli supporting.
Northampton registrars create 150-foot electioneering perimeter around City Hall for November election. All four members of the Board of Registrars—Robert Boulrice, Pamela L. Powers, Mary Lou Stuart, and Joseph Tarantino—met September 10 via Zoom to finalize procedures for the November 3 general
Northampton fiscal task force plans three upcoming public forums on city finances. The 13-member Fiscal Assessment Community Task Force, established by Mayor Sciarra to examine city finances ahead of a likely FY2028 budget override, unanimously authorized Samuel Masinter to finalize the press
The Northampton City Council approved a $152,000 emergency elevator repair at Northampton High School and voted to refer a proposed 365-day data center moratorium to committee.
Northampton council approves $152K emergency funding for high school elevator repair after five-year safety test failure. School Maintenance Supervisor Tony Kusnierz reported the primary elevator's main piston failed when tested under 2,000-pound load, requiring major repair work estimated at three
Northampton's Reparations Study Commission votes 7-0 to make housing and farmland the focus of its final report.
The Northampton Historical Commission voted unanimously to continue a demolition-review hearing for the Louise Finn House at Cooley Dickinson Hospital to September 28.
A Northampton City Council committee unanimously recommended Kathleen Rose for the Northampton Housing Authority and reappointed John as Agricultural Commission chair.
A Northampton City Council committee unanimously recommended Kathleen Rose for the Northampton Housing Authority and backed reappointing the Agricultural Commission's chair, known in the discussion as John A.
Northampton Curriculum Subcommittee approves prior minutes in brief summer session. The subcommittee voted 3-0 to accept its August 3 meeting minutes. Principals reported smooth school openings including strong compliance with Northampton High School's new cell phone ban, though the high school's
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