Northampton author’s book explores connection between dreaming and writing
NORTHAMPTON — Although they often live in the margins of mainstream society, dreams are a wellspring of creativity and lodestars for our life pursuits.
Longtime member of Clapp Memorial Library staff retires
BELCHERTOWN — Ann Kuchieski, who hass been a mainstay at the Clapp Memorial Library’s service desk since 1994 is retiring from her position as circulation and reference librarian.
Smith’s voter eligibility complaint dismissed after hearing in Ware
Terrance Smith leaves the Board of Registrars meeting after they denied the complaint against him regarding voter eligibility in Ware.Reminder Publishing photos by Tyler Garnet WARE — The complaint regarding whether Select Board member Terrance Smith is an eligible...
Ware Select Board approves potential legal action against Mary Lane demo
WARE — Resident Stephen Granlund, an outspoken critic of Baystate Health and its plans for the Mary Lane campus, met with the Select Board on Aug. 22 to seek approval from the board to send his findings, reports and research to KP Law to start the process for an injunction or cease and desist to halt demolition of Mary Lane Hospital buildings.
Emily Franke publishes children’s book to help those deal with grief
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be the most difficult time in someone’s life and although Emily Franke was grieving the loss of her grandmother, she used her emotions to write “The Ladybug Who Lived on A Four Leaf Clover.”
BID Block Party returns for 11th year on Sept. 19
AMHERST — North Pleasant Street in downtown Amherst will be filled with be a celebration of all things Amherst on Thursday, Sept. 19 as the Amherst Business Improvement District, has announced its 11th Annual Block Party.