Residents Raise Concerns About Pedestrian Safety At Public Forums On Pomeroy Village Project
Town Council and the Council’s Town Services and Organization Committee (TSO) hosted two online public...
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Opinion: Amherst At The Crossroads
It’s been a year since the virus that no one expected came washing over us,...
Council Refers Proposal For Temporary Moratorium On New Downtown Buildings To Planning Board, GOL, And CRC
A proposed 180-day moratorium on the construction, within the downtown area, of buildings containing three...
Proposal For Garage Conversion At Strong and East Pleasant Streets Withdrawn
Report On The Meeting Of The Zoning Board of Appeals, March 25, 2021The meeting was...
Public Comment: Moratorium Will Enable Judicious Planning For A Successful Downtown Design
Editor’s note: Starting this week, The Indy will publish Public Comments offered at Town Council and Committee...
Letter: Corrections To Gazette Article On Proposed Construction Moratorium
The recent article in the Daily Hampshire Gazette entitled “Petition Seeks Moratorium on Large-Scale Building...
Opinion: Love, Justice, And Climate Change. Doughnut Economics
In my previous post I raised the issue of “living lightly on the earth” — inviting us...
Photo Of The Week: In The Shadow Of Tall Buildings By Kitty Axelson-Berry And Cathy Schoen
In The Shadow Of Tall Buildings As the Town Council and its Community Resources Committee,...
Public Hearing On North Amherst Library
Planning Board Begins Discussion of Comprehensive Housing PlanReport On The Meeting Of The Planning Board...
UMass Takes Next Steps to Build Undergraduate, Graduate, And Student Family Housing
Source: UMass News and Media UMass is proceeding with plans to develop new undergraduate, graduate,...
Letter: Archipelago Developments Undermine Downtown Community, Commerce
Editor’s note: the following letter was sent to the Amherst Town Council on March 17...
Letter: Large Downtown Apartment Buildings Are Inconsistent With Master Plan
Editor’s note: The following letter was sent to the Amherst Town Council, the Planning Department...