Dog kennel site is not suitableI write in response to the March 5 article, “Northampton moves ahead with animal pound over neighborhood opposition,” about the City Council’s vote approving the purchase of the former Moose Lodge building and lot. While.
NORTHAMPTON On an 8-1 vote, the City Council on Thursday night approved a request for $100,000 to buy the former Moose Lodge building and lot at 196 Cooke Ave. with the goal of constructing a city-owned animal control facility.Councilor Marianne.
NORTHAMPTON The city’s firefighters rescued an injured hiker in the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area on Friday afternoon.Northampton first responders arrived at the 911-acre preserve at approximately 11 a.m., after receiving a report that a hiker.
Emergency crews rescue injured cross-country skier in Northampton NORTHAMPTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
Published: 2/25/2021 2:29:52 PM
NORTHAMPTON – Emergency workers carry an injured cross-country skier out of the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area in Northampton early Monday evening. Northampton firefighters and police hiked into the woods to treat and stabilize the skier, and with the assistance of an all-terrain vehicle, transported her from the woods to a waiting ambulance where she was taken to a hospital, the Northampton Police Department reported on its Facebook page. Police said the skier had been located about 1.5 miles inside the conservation area. By SCOTT MERZBACH - Today AMHERST Warning signs cautioning people against swimming at Puffer’s Pond and in the Fort River off Stanley Street have been posted by town.
Northampton firefighters rescue injured cross-county skier at Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area
Updated Feb 23, 2021;
Posted Feb 23, 2021
Northampton firefighters carry an injured skier out of Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area on Monday, Feb. 22. They carried her close to 1 1/2 miles to an ambulance. Northampton Fire Department photo.
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NORTHAMPTON - Northampton firefighters carried an injured cross-county skier close to 1 1/2 miles through the woods at the Fitzgerald Lake Conservation Area to an ambulance Monday afternoon, according to the Fire Department.
Firefighters were notified of an injured skier inside the conservation area, a 40-acre wildlife area off North Maple Street that is popular for hiking, snowshoeing and cross-county skiing.