Attendees can look forward to live performances, exhibitions, presentations, and more at assorted public and commercial venues around town including the town common, the Falls, churches, libraries, and a selection of local restaurants. Read on...
If you are planning on having a tag sale, be sure to get a permit from the Town Clerk's Office. This can be done online or in person. For more information, please visit https://www.southhadley.org/728/Tag-Sale-License. Read on...
The Commonweath of Massachusetts Office of the Attorney General issued a decision on Article 22 from the Town's annual Town Meeting in May. The decision letter can be viewed online at https://www.southhadley.org/1356/_2023 Read on...
The Selectboard is seeking citizens with diverse interests and abilities to apply for these available positions. Consider serving South Hadley by joining one! Read on...
The South Hadley Village Steering Committee is working to organize a village model to help South Hadley seniors age and engage in place. Whether or not you are a senior yourself, please take a few minutes to complete a brief survey. Read on...
South Hadley Town Meeting has not adopted Mass General Law Chapter 59, Section 5k to allow for such a program yet. The program would potentially appear on a fall special town meeting or 2024 South Hadley annual town meeting warrant. Read on...
The first week of October is Banned Books Week and the South Hadley Public Library is planning two events to celebrate the freedom to read. Reading is a foundational skill, critical to future learning and to exercising our democratic freedoms... Read on...
Emergency Preparedness Month; a month-long nationwide preparedness campaign to encourage residents, particularly older adults who may be more vulnerable to disaster impacts to better prepare themselves, their homes, their businesses, and their communities Additional Info...
Massachusetts is witnessing a rise in hepatitis C infections. Testing and treatment, especially in primary care settings, are inadequate to prevent the rise of this health issue. Read on...
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) is dedicated to vaccinating and screening migrant families, particularly children, to ensure their health and well-being. Read on...
Looking ahead to a possible winter surge of Covid-19, the Biden administration announced on Wednesday that it was reviving its program of offering Americans free coronavirus tests through the mail. Read on...
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All individuals aged 6 months and older are advised to receive the 2023–2024 COVID-19 vaccine, which contains the XBB component, to safeguard against severe COVID-19 during the upcoming fall and winter. Read on...
