Scott Merzbach is a Reporter at various publications including the Daily Hampshire Gazette and Greenfield Recorder. He covers a diverse range of topics with a focus on construction and real estate, urban design, and public security, while also delving into education and cultural issues. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the Amherst Bulletin, Valley News, and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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Scott Merzbach's coverage largely focuses on local news, community events, and government activities in the Massachusetts area. He frequently reports on municipal projects, police and law enforcement matters, as well as human resources and employment topics.
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By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — Around 5,300 new students are being welcomed to the University of Massachusetts this week, with the freshmen described by UMass officials as one of the most academically strong classes in the past decade. Assisted move-in for students living on campus began Wednesday and continues through Friday, with students not needing help able to arrive Saturday, Sunday and Monday. […]
By: Scott Merzbach
LEVERETT — With an aging population often affected by heat waves and extreme weather, the Council on Aging is requesting the town establish a policy to ensure there are places in town for residents to stay cool, such as the Leverett Library and the Leverett Public Safety Complex.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — Completion of the $4.6 million track and field complex at Amherst Regional High School was recently celebrated by numerous student-athletes, school and town officials and educators and coaches.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — Completion of the $4.6 million track and field complex at Amherst Regional High School was recently celebrated by numerous student-athletes, school and town officials and educators and coaches. On a sunny Friday afternoon before Labor Day weekend, senior Ololara Baptiste reflected on how the girls track team took home a state champaionship in […]
By: Scott Merzbach
HATFIELD — While residents who live near a landscaping company in North Hatfield are filing complaints with town officials about its operations, it's uncertain whether the business is out of compliance with the site plans and special permit approved two years ago.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — Inside a room at the Physical Computing Makerspace on the University of Massachusetts campus, a 3D printer is fabricating a chalk case that a teaching assistant will use to carry writing utensils.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — An initiative to address absenteeism by encouraging Amherst Regional High School students to participate in a new Saturday morning program is among proposals for educational improvements this school year.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — On the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, local firefighters, police officers and other first responders received recognition at an annual luncheon in the Mill District Friday afternoon.
By: Scott Merzbach
AMHERST — Two stages with musical performers, numerous food vendors and representatives from various organizations and nonprofits will be lined up along North Pleasant Street for the Annual Block Party Thursday.
AMHERST — The University of Massachusetts is launching a $120 million Future of Food initiative, anchored by a new 36,000-square-foot research center and five permanent endowments aimed at tackling global food security, climate resilience and food safety.
