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    4. Valley Community Development Names Alexis Breiteneicher Executive Director

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      Valley Community Development Names Alexis Breiteneicher Executive Director
      Valley Community Development announced Alexis Breiteneicher has been named executive director. She comes to Valley after almost eight years at Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture (CISA), where she served as director of Development. Before that, she was the Development manager for the Trustees of Reservations and worked for the Melville Charitable Trust in Boston. She also has considerable experience working with nonprofit organizations that support low-income communities, with an emphasis ...
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    7. First National Bank Building in Greenfield receives $25K for renovations

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      First National Bank Building in Greenfield receives $25K for renovations
      The City of Greenfield received funds for the First National Bank Building along the Bank Row urban renewal district. The City of Greenfield will use $25,000 awarded from MassDevelopment to develop Requests for Proposals for the First National Bank Building, the last unresolved property in the citys Bank Row Urban Renewal District, targeting a project that will further revitalize the downtown.
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    9. Small Business Saturday: A day of success for local business in Northampton

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      Small Business Saturday: A day of success for local business in Northampton
      This past weekend was Small Business Saturday, a day where the community is encouraged to shop local. The Blue Marble in Thornes Marketplace said their sales were back on track with what they saw in 2019. Small Business Saturday is one of the most important retail days of the year for local businesses. This day of shopping first recognized by the Senate in 2011.
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    11. State Rep. Gonzalez urges Eversource to discuss pipeline proposed for Springfield

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      State Rep. Gonzalez urges Eversource to discuss pipeline proposed for Springfield
      Chairman of Public Safety and Homeland Security State Representative Carlos Gonzalezhas called on Eversource to meet over concerns of aproposed second pipeline in Springfield. I am concerned for the potential hazard the proposal may have on the residents of Springfield. My priority should be moving to a less hazardous and greener production of energy, said Chairman Gonzalez.
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    14. Local cultural organizations receive grants to support recovery from COVID-19 economic impact

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      Local cultural organizations receive grants to support recovery from COVID-19 economic impact
      Dozens of museums, historical societies, and historic sites across Massachusetts have been awarded nearly $1 million in grants to support the response and recovery of the cultural sector from economic impacts of the coronavirus. Mass Humanities has announced Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan (SHARP) grants to 90 organizations including six in the Connecticut Valley region. The grants were made possible through funding provided to the National Endowment ...
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    15. Amherst Couple Gives $1 Million to Cooley Dickinson Emergency Department

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      Amherst Couple Gives $1 Million to Cooley Dickinson Emergency Department
      Dr. Lynnette Watkins, the new president and CEO of Cooley Dickinson Health Care, announced the receipt of a $1 million gift from John and Elizabeth Armstrong of Amherst to support the hospitals Emergency Department. It has been an honor and a pleasure to talk to the Armstrongs about their commitment to the Emergency Department, Watkins said. The Armstrongs gift will support Transforming Emergency Care: Campaign for the Cooley Dickinson Emergency ...
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  3. About Northampton

    Northampton

    Northampton is a city in Hampshire County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 28,978 at the 2000 census. It is the county seat of Hampshire County. It is nicknamed The Paradise City.  Northampton is part of the Springfield, Massachusetts Metropolitan Statistical Area.

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    1. We've really grown with Springfield, and we have the branch offices in Westfield and in Northampton and Amherst now.
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    2. The reason it's still important is that Northampton is getting to be an increasingly challenging place to live for working people.
      In Northampton City Council to vote on "living wage" resolution
    3. As working folks continue to move away from Northampton, it's going to define the character of the city in the next couple of decades.
      In Northampton City Council to vote on "living wage" resolution