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Ferry Street closed between Pleasant Street and Emerald Place due to sink hole - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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EASTHAMPTON — A large sink hole that formed in the middle of Ferry Street Thursday afternoon closed a section of the roadway, spanning from Pleasant Street to Emerald Place. Easthampton Police posted on Facebook about the closure just after 4 p.m. Thursday. The post says crews are on the scene working, asking residents to avoid the area if possible. An update will be made once the road is reopened, the post says. The Department of Public Works could not be reached for comment Thursday afternoon.
Easthampton Porchfest 2026: 66 performers at 25 locations across four neighborhoods - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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EASTHAMPTON — It’s not an everyday occurrence to mosey into a stranger’s backyard, stumbling into a live concert with neighbors and friends. But that is exactly what will happen across the city on Saturday for Easthampton’s fourth annual Porchfest, starting at noon and lasting through the afternoon. “Easthampton is called the ‘Little City With a Big Heart,’ and I think that’s a big reason why we’ve been able to grow in such an organic way,” said one of the organizers Felicia Jadczak, Easthampton
‘$72.80 isn’t enough’: College student uses new podcast to advocate for vulnerable nursing home residents - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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NORTHAMPTON — For the past two summers, Noah Daube-Valois, a 20-year-old from Northampton, has worked at the Rockridge Retirement Community, where he has watched residents struggle to live on $72.80 a month. He’s decided it’s time for a change. That’s why the Northampton High School graduate, now a junior at Vassar College, has launched the “$72.80 Project,” a new podcast series that aims to bring awareness to the amount of money Massachusetts seniors in assisted living facilities have to grappl
Liberty Cannabis Dispensary in Easthampton to close after six years - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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EASTHAMPTON — Liberty Cannabis Dispensary is closing after six years on Northampton Street, with leaders from its national parent company, Holistic Industries, saying the location did not turn enough profit to stay open. “There’s not much more to say other than this is a business decision based on the economic viability of this location,” Steve Harrell, senior vice president of Holistic Industries, said in a phone interview with the Gazette. The dispensary, located at 155 Northampton St., was on
'$72.80 isn't enough': Northampton college student uses new podcast to advocate for vulnerable nursing home residents - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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NORTHAMPTON — For the past two summers, Noah Daube-Valois, a 20-year-old from Northampton, has worked at the Rockridge Retirement Community, where he has watched residents struggle to live on $72.80 a month. He’s decided it’s time for a change. That’s why the Northampton High School graduate, now a junior at Vassar College, has launched the “$72.80 Project,” a new podcast series that aims to bring awareness to the amount of money Massachusetts seniors in assisted living facilities have to grappl
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