South Hadley recorded 15 property deeds this week with most sale prices still undisclosed. From our own coverage: 15 deeds recorded in South Hadley, prices mostly pending. Also in today's brief (8 items): Vote by mail postcards mailed for Nov. 3 election; Fall yard waste curbside collec…
The Hampshire County Registry of Deeds recorded 15 South Hadley property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only two carried a sale price by press time. The top recorded sale was 511 Newton St at $1,200,000 (Newton Street LLC to Newton LLC); the other priced sale was 12 Linda St at
Water Commissioners for Fire District No. 2 approved $208,921.67 in monthly warrants at their September 17 meeting, as Commissioners K. Bedard, A. Hogan, and T. Cauley voted unanimously. Superintendent Cauley reported two water main breaks: substantial breaks on College Street and Faculty Lane that
The South Hadley School Committee unanimously approved the District Improvement Plan 2026-2028.
Council on Aging welcomed a new Deputy Director, discussed staffing cuts from town budget crisis. Chairperson Meg Clancy presided as the board approved August minutes 6-2, with Secretary Sheila Pennell and Vice-Chairperson Theresa Ominsky abstaining.
The Board of Library Trustees received Library Director Joseph Rodio's report on fiscal 2026 operations. Circulation grew three percent, with summer lending up five percent following strong summer programs.
Planning Board clears agricultural zoning rewrite for November town meeting. The board voted 4-0 to advance amendments consolidating agricultural sections and clarifying state-law compliance, with Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney, Vice-Chair Bob Szklarz, Clerk Brad Hutchison, and Member Linda Gouin
Planning Board unanimously approves in-home hair salon in South Hadley. Susan Carson received Site Plan Review approval to operate a Home Occupation II hair salon at 10 Benger Avenue, with board members determining the proposal met all site review standards. Chair Diane Supczak-Mulvaney, Member
South Hadley Planning Board schedules an October 5 hearing on special-permit transfers. The Planning Board voted unanimously September 14 to hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to zoning bylaw Section 255-128(H) to allow special-permit transfers with planning board approval, addressing a
Fifteen property deeds were recorded in South Hadley between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, with recorded sale prices ranging from $35,000 to $300,000 and a median of $98,500; only eight of the 15 transactions had a price recorded. The top sale was 21 Rivercrest Way, Rivercrest Unit 21, which sold for
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