Amidst a pandemic and a righteous uprising, N2N’s Board of Directors kept a steady hand and eyes on the prize, successfully completing a transition in our executive leadership. Navigating this …
By Katie Talbot, Holyoke Organizer for Neighbor to Neighbor The Barr Foundation rescinding the $275,000 grant to the city of Holyoke is a sad loss for the city’s residents and future. The …
Dear Friend, You are a cherished member of N2N’s community. In times like these, it’s important to be in community, even if virtually. This, then, is the purpose of this …
By Steven H. Foskett Jr.Telegram & Gazette Staff WORCESTER – The City Council Tuesday night signaled support for a deeper exploration into the feasibility of a fare-free public transportation system. Councilors …
By DUSTY CHRISTENSEN Staff Writer Published: 12/18/2019 11:33:49 PM HOLYOKE — As scientists warn of the increasingly dire need to stop using fossil fuels to avoid the worst of climate change, municipalities …
On September 13, 2018 at 5pm, the Merrimack Valley became an apocalyptic scene. More than 75 fires and explosions occurred in the cities and towns of Lawrence, Andover, and North …
All communities in our Commonwealth have the right to breathe deeply and live sustainably–regardless of race or income. Yet, our state legislators who serve to represent all communities, apparently disagree. …
State Representative Candidate Forum in Lynn Member-leaders from N2N and Lynn United for Change asked questions about the most pressing issues in our community, including rapid gentrification and development in …
The resources our donors contribute to Neighbor to Neighbor are essential to our fight for a better world, so we’re excited to create a space where we share with you the …
