Town Manager Nominates 29 Residents For Appointments To Boards, Commissions, And Committees
In memos to the Town Clerk, and to the Town Services and Outreach Committee (TSO),…
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Crossbrook Road Water Treatment System Is Focus Of ConsCom Hearing
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Conservation Commission, April 26, 2023 The meeting was…
Letter: Alarmed About Plans For Runoff From Town Landfill
The following letter was sent to the Amherst Conservation Commission on April 16, 2023 I…
“You’re Welcome!” Revisiting An Open Door And A Fountain In Amherst Center
Amherst History Month By Month I hope that people find hospitality in Amherst as its…
Letter: Utility’s Assault On The Connecticut River Escalates
On February 11, 2023, Commonwealth Magazine published an opinion piece by Alicia Barton, CEO of…
Opinion: Regional School District’s Inaction Speaks Louder Than Its Words
By Maria Kopicki In November 2022, Superintendent Morris wrote a letter to the Town Council…
Council And Finance Committee Move Forward On New Elementary School And Water Plant
Report On The Meetings Of The Amherst Town Council February 6, 2023 And The Amherst…
Steven Kurtz Appointed To Water Supply Protection Committee
Town Manager Paul Bockelman filled a long-standing vacancy on the Water Supply Protection Committee on…
UMass Institute Names Top Climate, Air, And Water Polluters In The U.S
Source: UMass News and Media Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Political Economy Research Institute (PERI)…
Conservation Commission Sets Conditions For North Amherst Battery Storage Facility And Private Dorm On Olympia Place. White Paper Explores Impact Of Solar Arrays On Drinking Water
Report On The Meeting Of The Amherst Conservation Commission Meeting October 26, 2022 This meeting…
Boston Bans Artificial Turf In Parks Due To Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’
The city joins a growing number across the US in limiting the use of artificial turf made with dangerous PFAS compounds
Dispute Persists: Is Tan Brook A Perennial Or Intermittent Stream?
The following article is reposted from Councilor Dorothy Pam’s (District 3) newsletter, PAMOGRAM. Over the…