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    17 years ago

    Great place for a decent view of the valley. Station is not usually manned.

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    Amherst Police Department

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    It's so sad that the public cannot depend on the Amherst Police Dept. I thought the police were…read moresupposed to be called when one has a problem. I called this morning 8/7/2025 about a package of mine being stolen in an apartment building. I checked twice and the package was no where in sight, so I called the police. The package is crucial to my health and well-being. (I'm disabled and cannot pick up packages from the merchants). The officer took my information, and then asked if I wanted an officer to come by. I said Yes. The officer on the phone did ask a lot of personal questions that I thought had no meaning to the theft. The officer never showed. I called back and said never-mind, but was left on hold to the officer who first took my information. I hung up the phone. And then I remembered. My mother tried to report a theft years ago that took place in her home, but the police refused to take down her information. It seems as though the elderly are much disrespected and are not taken seriously. I will never call them again for anything. I have no time for those who disrespect me nor those who do not take my concerns seriously. I will call the Cress Program instead.

    Wow. Officer Newell was the least helpful person ever. My car broke down in the middle of the road…read moreso I called the police for safety and what does she do but come and give me a citation. I literally called for help (like you're suppose to) and this is what happens. This is why people NEVER CALL THE COPS. Broke my own rule and regretting it now.

    West Cemetery

    West Cemetery

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    The 41st Annual Emily Dickinson Poetry walk lead us to West Cemetery. The stroll starts at the…read moreDickinson's residence with a few stops on the walk through the town to the cemetery. It is held on/near the anniversary of her death so West being the last stop is very fitting. As you enter the cemetery there is a beautiful mural encompassing pieces of Amherst but especially Emily. At the cemetery, a gentlemen performed a song her wrote, they read a poem and everyone help up a glass to cheers Emily on her anniversary. Everyone then left a daisy (supplied by her house- her favorite flower) to be left in remembrance of the poet long passed. This event was put on by her house museum right down the street. it was a well organized event and just pretty nifty. They did give a brief little history of the cemetery as well- it dates back to having a segregated African American section.

    Watch your GPS approaching this cemetery, because the entrance is quickly there and gone. I'm not…read moresure if there's parking anywhere in back, but no one seemed to mind my brazen approach of driving the paths at random trying to find the resting place of one Emily Dickinson. (Fellow Yelpers, thank you for the pictures of the wrought iron bars, those helped a lot!) Many fans have left tokens for Emily and her sister, and the graves do seem to be accessible from the back as well. The other graves are beautiful as well, in a graveyard way, and worth admiring.

    Forest Fire Observation Sta - publicservicesgovt - Updated May 2026

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