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Time to bloom: New mural blankets Easthampton Feed building along city s rail trail

Time to bloom: New mural blankets Easthampton Feed building along city s rail trail
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Southampton voters reject $718,467 override

Southampton voters reject $718,467 override
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A boost for rail trail expansion in Southampton

Published: 4/6/2021 1:32:58 PM SOUTHAMPTON The town is a step closer to constructing a long-awaited multi-use path linking the Manhan Rail Trail closer to the Columbia Greenway Trail in Westfield after securing a $100,000 state grant for the project. The grant will help purchase the defunct rail bed that starts just over the Southampton border at Coleman Road on the Easthampton line. The 3.5 mile stretch of rail bed that the town intends to buy would run to Route 10 near Sheldon’s Ice Cream. Across the street from the southern terminus of the Manhan Rail Trail, the paved path for cyclists and pedestrians currently gives way to a dilapidated rail bed owned by Pioneer Valley Railroad.

East hamptonUnited statesLindsay sabadosaChris fowlesJacquelyn voghelAd hoc grant committeeSouthampton master plan committeeYork new haven hartford railroadMaster plan committeeCommunity preservationPioneer valley railroadCommunity preservation fundsMassachusetts department of transportationManhan rail trailColumbia greenway trailColeman road

1 injured in fire at homeless encampment in downtown Northampton; officials eye propane heater as cause

1 injured in fire at homeless encampment in downtown Northampton; officials eye propane heater as cause Updated Feb 01, 2021; Posted Feb 01, 2021 Northampton firefighters hose down the remains of a homeless camp under the New South Street bridge. A fire that started with a propane space heater destroyed the camp and left one person injured. Facebook Share NORTHAMPTON - One person was injured Sunday morning when a fire broke out in a homeless camp set up under the New South Street bridge, according to Northampton police. The injured person was taken by ambulance to Cooley Dickinson Hospital for treatment of what were described as minor injuries, police said.

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Mill revival cheered: 1 Ferry St overhaul seen as capstone project in Easthampton s Mill District

Mill revival cheered: 1 Ferry St. overhaul seen as ‘capstone’ project in Easthampton’s Mill District With support from the city, developer Mike Michon is transforming the dilapidated Ferry Street mill complex, one building at a time. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS 1 Ferry St. in Easthampton STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Modified: 1/8/2021 11:13:41 PM EASTHAMPTON A site long recognized for its abandoned, dilapidated mill buildings is on the rise as a private developer continues renovations of the 1 Ferry St. mill complex while the city makes road and utility upgrades to the area. The $45 million project to redevelop the 310,000-square-feet mill complex at 1 Ferry St. bolstered by the city’s improvements to the area’s roads “completes the Mill District,” said Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle. “It’s kind of the capstone of the Mill District.”

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