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The Giant’s Harp debut EP expands on several genres

By | May 8, 2025

The Giant’s Harp debut EP expands on several genres

EASTHAMPTON — Local band The Giant’s Harp, a new group made up of musicians from rising force in the New England Grateful Dead music scene Mind Left Body, debuted their self-titled debut EP in April and are serving as an example of independent artists forging their path in the region.


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By | May 1, 2025

‘Live Life Like Jesse:’ Annual ride honors Hadley man’s spirit and legacy

EASTHAMPTON — On May 10, the roads of Hadley will once again rumble with the sound of engines and the strength of community as dozens gather for Jesse’s Ride — an annual motorcycle memorial ride hosted in honor of Jesse Johansmeyer, a young man remembered for his zest for life, love of adventure, and the warmth he brought to those around him.


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Climate outreach initiative launched on Earth Day

By | May 1, 2025

Climate outreach initiative launched on Earth Day

EASTHAMPTON — In enhancing community awareness and participation in the Climate Action Plan, the city of Easthampton launched an outreach initiative that commenced on Earth Day when the city officials raised an earth flag and read a proclamation in honor of the day.


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Easthampton City Council supports City Arts on its 20th anniversary

By | Apr 23, 2025

Easthampton City Council supports City Arts on its 20th anniversary

EASTHAMPTON — After a brief presentation of the work it has achieved, the Easthampton City Council unanimously passed a resolution supporting the work of Easthampton City Arts for its 20th anniversary.


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Commission denies $31,000 CPA request for Easthampton Dog Park

By | Apr 23, 2025

Commission denies $31,000 CPA request for Easthampton Dog Park

EASTHAMPTON — The Friends of the Easthampton Dog Park was denied its request for $31,000 in Community Preservation Act funding to begin work at the future site of the dog park within Nonotuck Park. The city’s Parks and Recreation Committee denied the request during its April 9 meeting.


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ValleyBike Share returning, expanding services

By | Apr 23, 2025

ValleyBike Share returning, expanding services

NORTHAMPTON — ValleyBike Share is returning to the region with its network of e-bikes and stations thanks to a recent state grant bringing back the services for the next two years.


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All Hamptons Read programming running this month

By | Apr 17, 2025

All Hamptons Read programming running this month

All Hamptons Read 2025 has officially kicked off and throughout the rest of April, libraries across Hampshire County are collaborating on community events in celebration of reading and literature.


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Neal talks Medicaid at Riverside Industries

By | Mar 26, 2025

Neal talks Medicaid at Riverside Industries

EASTHAMPTON — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) visited Riverside Industries on March 18 to discuss the impact of proposed Medicaid cuts on the First Congressional District.


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Applicants wanted for CitySpace’s Pay It Forward program

By | Mar 26, 2025

Applicants wanted for CitySpace’s Pay It Forward program

EASTHAMPTON — CitySpace’s Pay It Forward program is open once again and performers and arts organizations are encouraged to apply for the opportunity for free space, a stipend, skill building and stage access.


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Walk for Tibet travels through Hampshire County

By | Mar 18, 2025

Walk for Tibet travels through Hampshire County

In recognition of the 66th anniversary of the National Tibetan Uprising Day, the Regional Tibetan Association of Massachusetts led a “Walk for Tibet” on March 10, starting in the morning in Amherst, through Northampton in the afternoon and ending the day in Easthampton.


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