The Mill River Greenway Initiative is urging all our members to join with our neighbors and partners in a bike ride on Friday, September 27th at 5:30 to celebrate two weeks of support to limit the effects of climate change. Let’s do it!
Mill River Greenway Initiative
A community-based steward for the Mill River
by JW Sinton
by JW Sinton
Here’s an amazing interactive map for the Mill Riverwalk from Paradise Pond to Old South Street. Check it out and send us your feedback at info@millrivergreenway.org
Thanks to the incredible work of Victoria Beckley and Jon Caris at the Spatial Analysis Laboratory at Smith College, we have an interactive map of the riverwalk from Paradise Pond to the corner of Old South Street and Conz in Northampton. This is a companion to the brochure, but allows us to display other features and links, such as Smith College’s Paradise Pond monitoring project. It also provides a more accurate location for the former Hoe Shop at the dam.
Please let us know what you think of it. You can find it here.
by JW Sinton
Here are two imminent April events!
April 18 Bay State Sustainability Fair 1:00-4:00 with a pair of riverwalks on Mill River historic sites. BSVA_SustainabilityFairFlyerPE
April 27th at 7:30 P.M.: A UMass Amherst project for an outdoor exhibit in Florence at the Northamtpon Community Farm/Florence Recreation Fields site. Check it out: UMass Outdoor Exhibit
by JW Sinton
Tuesday, March 25th, 7:00-9:00 PM at Leeds School Cafeteria
Come gain more information and offer your input on the extension of the Bike Path/Rail Trail from Grove Ave. in Leeds to South Main St. in Haydenville coming this spring and summer. Wayne Feiden, Northampton Director of Planning and Sustainability, will share plans for the extension and request your input. Please come and share your ideas. For more info call Alisa Klein at 586-9123 (email aklein@northamptonma.gov) or LeedsCivicAssoc@gmail.com.
by JW Sinton
The Mill River Greenway Initiative is sponsoring a guided tour with John Sinton from the historic dam site at Paradise Pond to downtown Northampton where the river used to run. Easy 1.25 mile walk. SATURDAY, Nov. 16, 10:00-11:30 AM. Meet at Smith College botanic garden. Contact info@millrivergreenway.org