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Parish Cupboard aims to put Thanksgiving meals on tables

The act of giving is the ability to give selflessly and willingly. As the holiday season approaches and folks prepare their to-do list, feelings of gratitude inspires people to reflect and think about others; it’s a reminder that everyday is an opportunity to give.


Miasha Lee
Neal defeats activist opponent, secures 19th term in House

Neal defeats activist opponent, secures 19th term in House

The morning after the Nov. 5 election, while control of the U.S. House of Representatives was still in the air, the outcome in Massachusetts’ First Congressional District was clear. U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) won a 19th term, his sixth representing the westernmost district in the state.


It’s all in details, emotions for local artists in ACAA exhibit

It’s all in details, emotions for local artists in ACAA exhibit

AGAWAM — For Agawam artist Suzanne DiSessa, who has been learning how to paint the past seven years, painting gives her endless problem solving opportunities.


School psychologist’s book takes novel approach to anxiety

School psychologist’s book takes novel approach to anxiety

AGAWAM — There are many books written about how to help kids deal with anxiety, but one of the newest takes a different approach than most.


Way Finders cuts ribbon on Feeding Hills apartment complex

Way Finders cuts ribbon on Feeding Hills apartment complex

AGAWAM — Way Finders joined public and private partners in celebrating its new affordable housing complex, Rosewood Way, at an Oct. 25 ribbon-cutting ceremony.


Coaches, players reminisce on 100 years of Agawam football

Coaches, players reminisce on 100 years of Agawam football

AGAWAM — It was a night of Agawam High School gridiron memories as 125 people — coaches, players and supporters — gathered to celebrate the centennial of Brownies football.


Agawam high schoolers working to improve academics, behavior

Agawam high schoolers working to improve academics, behavior

Marlene DeJesus, the district’s director of social emotional learning, and Sadie Petta, an English teacher at Agawam High School, told the School Committee at its Oct. 15 meeting that the project, Caught in the ACT, is an initiative centered around giving students a voice and being involved in some decision making.