In total, there are 28 communities now at critical risk, 37 at high risk, and 126 at moderate risk for the EEE virus in Massachusetts. Many communities were raised to moderate risk based on current EEE activity and on patterns of historical risk. Read on...
Next week, students will walk, bike or ride to and from school. Inevitably, our roads will be more congested. It’s important every day, but particularly before and after school, for motorists to slow down and pay attention to the road. Read on...
The Selectboard is seeking citizens with diverse interests and abilities to apply. There are no special requirements for any of the boards and committees other than a willingness to serve. However, applicants must be registered to vote in South Hadley. Read on...
ValleyBike is continuing to grow in South Hadley! The newest bike station opened this past week at the Woodlawn Plaza, outside PeoplesBank. It is fully stocked with bikes ready to rent. Read on...
The plan is a road map to strengthen the Falls and foster private investment. Adoption of it will enable the Redevelopment Authority and town to judiciously use economic development tools to advance the plan and improve South Hadley Falls. Read on...
The Source to Sea Cleanup is a coordinated effort in four states for cleaner rivers. Join the Conservation Department and volunteers in cleaning up the Connecticut River and its tributaries Sept. 27. Read on...
VPC is a more modern, user-friendly version of ViewPermit used to submit applications for various certificates, licenses and permits to town departments. Residents who used the former ViewPermit system will need to create a new account in VPC. Read on...
Come walk through the boardwalk section of Project Stream, including its newly completed sections, and then explore the Upper Lake trails on the campus. A special presentation on Project Stream will be provided by Kate Ballantine or Carey Lang from MHC. Read on...
