Easthampton

EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton High School’s “We the People” team visited the nation’s capital to compete in the state championships for the seventh straight year, totaling eight visits over the 11 years of the program.

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  Northampton Garden Tour to bloom June 13
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  Festival of Art and Music ‘tent event’ to connect local artists
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  New theater group introduces itself with first production
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  Bow Bow Bash benefit concert to showcase young musical talent, support scholarship
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  Azarloza slated to be next Northampton superintendent
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  Construction work at Bombyx Center to modernize space
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  Corsello Butcheria transitions to subscription model
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  32nd annual Springfest brings music back to multiple downtown locations
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  Easthampton officials pitch $6.9 million override in an effort to save services
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  Hampshire College community rallies following closure announcement
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  Northampton City Council wants further discussion on group of ordinances
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  Easthampton Theater Company’s ‘Applause’ to capture classic American theater feel
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  Kids Makers Market returns to Bombyx on May 9 with bevy of items
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  New micro-grant model aims to support wider range of community projects
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  Hampshire Pride Parade returns to Northampton in early May
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  Northampton’s opioid settlement mini-grant program to aid community-based organizations
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  Grow Food’s Tuesday Market returns for 2026 season
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  Third annual Mass Kids Lit Fest returns May 3-9
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  Survey seeks input about promoting Northampton as a destination
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  Easthampton mayor shares draft feasibility study for ‘Park Street Campus’ facility
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  FARM Bill to support commonwealth’s farmers
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  Evelyn Harris to be honored at community sing-in
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  Northampton Rotary’s ‘Day of Service’ tree planting event returns April 18
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  Recordville’s Northampton Record Fair returns April 11
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  Committee continues algae, cyanobacteria control efforts at Nashawannuck Pond
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  New ValleyBike Share station opens at Prospect Place in Northampton
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  Easthampton Housing Authority names Sekula its new executive director
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  Academy of Music’s ‘Let’s Hear It!’ campaign aims to secure assisted listening device system
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  Northampton City Council votes to maintain water, sewer rates
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  Pet food drive to benefit Easthampton Community Center
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  Three County Fair Food Drive to support four local food banks April 11
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  Easthampton seeks public input to help shape future of city
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  Syrup Stampede to aid organization supporting grieving parents
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  Back Porch Festival returns March 27 for its 12th year
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  DESE report finds Easthampton Schools properly addressed antisemitic incidents
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  Northampton awarded $1.5 million for ValleyBike Share
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  Northampton projects receive more than $1M in federal funding
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  Easthampton Wellness creates community hub for mental health, substance use resources
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  PIC’s Kids Play Lab Residency brings playwriting process to city youth
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  Walk for Tibet stops in Northampton, marches through Hampshire County
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  Easthampton adjustment counselor recognized with Excellence in Teaching Award
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  Markey announces $3.5 million federal earmark during visit to CitySpace
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  Gigantic Bar offers tropical experience close to home
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  Play Incubation Collective launches 2026 Plays in Progress series in Northampton
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  Unity Basketball Nights return to Northampton this spring
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  ‘MELLOW’ captures local man’s meditation trip
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  ‘Mean Girls’ production graces NHS stage for four days in March
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  Easthampton Theater Company to present ‘Enchanted April’
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  Officials and advocates clash over rent control initiative
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  Northampton Housing Authority begins executive director search
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  Easthampton tenants win eviction cases through pre-trial mediation
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  Auction for Northampton Community Music Center remains open until March 7
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  Magic for Maddie fundraiser is an alley-oop toward pediatric cancer research
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  Easthampton We the People team wins ninth straight state title, nationals are next
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  Northampton City Council approves $290,000 in midyear appropriation to schools
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  Cultural Chaos on hiatus in 2026, alternative programming throughout year will fill gap
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  Bombyx Brass Collective presents pre-spring concert ‘Musical Flurries’
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  Submissions welcomed for April’s Northampton Youth Cinema Festival
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  From the Valley Festival to showcase, celebrate youth film and photography
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  VINS Dog Show returns for 18th annual show at NHS
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  Sciarra provides updates in the midst of her second term as mayor
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  KidsBestFest returns for annual celebration of film for youth
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  Youth Performance Festival highlights young artists in the area
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  One-woman circus show about motherhood set for weekend tour in Northampton
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  Polar Plunge returns for its third year to support Nashawannuck Pond
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  Tavern on the Hill is on the market, but owners say they’re ‘still open’ for business
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  DCC asks public to “Share the Warmth” with clothing drive
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  Hampshire HOPE offers free Narcan training
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  Hatfield Rally House establishes clubhouse for tennis, pickleball
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  With first term as mayor underway, Derby talks future goals for Easthampton
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  New immersive arts space brings unique vibe to area arts scene
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  Northampton Family Fourth Committee pauses 2026 fireworks celebration
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  Robbins to lead effort in improving communications with residents
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  New emergency winter shelter now available at St. John’s Episcopal
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  Fundraiser at Nini’s Ristorante to help support future dog park
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  Ice Art Festival gears up for biggest celebration yet
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  American Farmland Trust to receive farmland protection grant
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  Heartbeat Theater aims to bring intimate performances to valley
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  Public asked to join Northampton’s superintendent search committee
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  State to fund study on removal of Manhan River Dam
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  Project aims to protect endangered species
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  New term officially underway for Northampton elected officials
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  WinterFest fundraiser for Nashawannuck Pond returns Feb. 14
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  Coaching collective to support ‘unconventional entrepreneur’
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  Special review committee recommended for food truck ordinance
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  Valley Jazz Voices starts year with Winter Concert
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  Pine Valley tenants condemn rent increases across the city
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  Yoga, D&D among regular Lilly Library events in 2026
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  Chamber executive director reflects on role so far, looks ahead
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  Northampton Survival Center receives donations from River Valley Co-op
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  413 Entrepreneurial Spotlight highlights latest Sphere cohort
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  Orders tied to Northampton school energy projects pass
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  Tickets now on sale for 42nd annual Silver Chord Bowl
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  First Night Northampton is back for its 41st year
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  Northampton to look into snow removal ordinance
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  Santa’s Trains at Look Park returns to ramp up holiday season
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  413 Entrepreneurial Spotlight to feature 24 women and nonbinary-owned businesses
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  Tenants call on Smith College to reverse rent hikes
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  Hot Chocolate Run for Safe Passage returns for 22nd year
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  Grow Food’s Winter Market returns to Senior Center
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  Northampton holds initial discussion on changes to food truck ordinance
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  Valley Players to support Way Finders with ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’
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  Study highlights progress, status of Northampton’s pedestrian, cycling plan
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  Bag Day, Small Business Saturday to support for local economy
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  Northampton receives $297,330 LAND grant
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  New faces on Northampton’s City Council, School Committee after election
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  Benefit concerts set to support Western Mass. Food Bank
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  Easthampton City Council, School Committee keep familiar faces, gain new ones
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  Sciarra re-elected as Northampton mayor in tight contest
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  Rag Shag parade returns for Halloween season
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  Dress for Success clothing drive to aid pop-up boutique
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  Girls on the Run Fall 5K set for Nov. 23 at WNE
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  Mala Pot & Grill welcomes public to unique offerings
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  State marshal, fire officials talk smoke alarms in Easthampton
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  Northampton’s Ward 2 School Committee candidates answer questionnaire
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  Northampton’s at-large School Committee candidates answer election questions
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  Easthampton School Committee candidates discuss goals, priorities
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  Northampton’s Veteran and Senior Tax Work Off program applications open
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  Massachusetts Center for the Book celebrates 25th anniversary
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  State’s education secretary visits Smith College
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  Forbes Library revamps outreach delivery service
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  Easthampton Council Precinct 4, 5 candidates share priorities, goals
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  At-large Easthampton City Council candidates answer election questions
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  Northampton City Council candidates in Wards 5-7 answer election questions
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  Northampon Fall Pickleball Tournament set for Oct. 25-26
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  Oxbow Mural restored and relocated
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  Musical Halloween fun comes to CitySpace in Doctor Gasp
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  Northampton shares notice on spotted lanternfly infestation
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  Northampton receives $500K Complete Streets grant for Locust Street
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  Northampton at-large City Council candidates state their cases
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  Northampton Wards 1-3 council candidates answer questions
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  Suzette French Creperie, Herrell’s offer fall collaboration
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  Northampton mayoral candidates answer election questions
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  Paradise City Arts Fall Festival returns on Oct. 11
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  Easthampton Dog Park receives $200,000 donation
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  Easthampton mayoral candidates answer questions ahead of Nov. 4
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  Haunted Train, Fall Festival, returning to Look Park
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  Host committee slated to hold Northampton candidate meet and greet
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  JFK Middle School reopens newly refurbished tennis, basketball courts
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  Easthampton author wins in fiction at state Book Awards
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  Annual Sneaker Soirée set to take place Oct. 9
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  Easthampton’s ‘Keys to City’ program honors first recipient
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  Parson Block Party to promote Florence small business community
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  Easthampton City Council approves borrowing for Ferry Street Development District
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  Hampshire County benefiting from latest MVP grants
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  Sciarra, Duclos to face off for Northampton mayor in November
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  New Northampton EV charging station to offer fast charging
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  Northampton Arts Council accepting FY26 grant applications
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  Easthampton’s interim Mayor Salem Derby announces election bid
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  Easthampton hosts Sept. 11 ceremony
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  ‘Sun Day’ event to promote local rise of clean energy
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  Registration open for 13th annual Run Stanley 5K on Oct. 5
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  Breindel announces Northampton mayoral candidacy
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  Bread & Puppet Theater group returning to Park Hill Orchard Sept. 12
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  Sciarra hosts party ahead of Northampton preliminary election
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  Taste of Northampton expanded over two days
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  QueerCore Fest back for expanded second year in Easthampton
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  ‘Keys to the City’ program announced by Easthampton’s interim mayor
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  Grand opening for new Forbes outdoor stage set for Sept. 13
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  Northampton preliminary to narrow candidates in five races
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  CitySpace makes upgrades to Blue Room, first floor
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  CitySpace events adding to monthly Art Walk
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  Bombeta Farms joins Grow Food Northampton
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  Easthampton St. Patrick’s committee to celebrate halfway to holiday
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  Friends of Easthampton Dog Park to host fundraiser
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  State announces Literacy Launch awardees
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  Tee Off for Tim to fund scholarship for aspiring plumbers
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  Smith Voc. program to train adult ed students for culinary arts positions
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  Community Music Center to host annual open house Aug. 26
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  Laferriere’s Easthampton mayoral bid comes from ‘love for community’
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  Velis key in legislation aimed at school phone use
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  Three County Fair returns Labor Day Weekend
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  ‘Light Northampton Purple’ set for Aug. 28
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  Big Brothers Big Sisters expands mentorship program
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  State announces funding for rental housing developments
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  Northampton honors Purple Heart Day
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  LookStock returns to city under new name
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  Instuctor’s library yoga classes a multi-community hit
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  Northampton selected to be part of statewide EV charging initiative
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  CitySpace announces Pay It Forward 2025 cohort
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  Pickleball courts open at Ray Ellerbrook Field
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  Yonder Community Toy Shop offering space for families
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  Second annual Vet Fest offers various resources, family fun
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  Next phase of Easthampton’s Old Town Hall breaks ground
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  ‘Torch Song’ revival: production running from July 25-Aug. 3
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  Local women step out in support of Dana-Farber with fundraiser
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  Kismet Brewing excited to grow brand, community connections
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  Northampton offering slate of musical gatherings all summer
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  ‘Slavery and Freedom in Northampton’ exhibit opens
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  Energy advocate offers time, money, energy savings
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  Film festival recognizes Disability Pride Month
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  Sidewalk Sales to return to Northampton streets
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  Nourish Wellness Cafe expands to Eastworks building
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  Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour returns for 19th year
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  Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival to mark 30 years
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  The Sphere receives grant to launch Westfield business accelerator program
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  Whynott heads for new role with RIZE Massachusetts
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  Thornes Market pride flags torn down, burnt in street
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  Blais, Comerford host rural schools aid discussion
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  Easthampton City Councilor JT Tirrell kicks off mayoral bid
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  Janiesiski Farm celebrates centennial
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  Northampton closes portion of sidewalk on lower Main Street
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  Construction under way on Rocky Hill Greenway Multi-Use Trail
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  Northampton City Council fails to pass budget in back-to-back years
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  Sekula announces Easthampton mayoral bid
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  Affordable housing lottery open for new Prospect Place apartments in Northampton
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  Northampton’s postponed budget vote to be reconsidered at June 18 council meeting
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  Family Fourth Celebration returns on June 21
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  Easthampton Theater Co. to present ‘Guys and Dolls’
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  Northampton protest calls out immigration enforcement
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  Comedy show to support Tides for Reproductive Freedom
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  Cross-generation book club meets with author, reflects on experience
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  Cooley Dickinson adds to Emergency Department
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  Velis, local leaders honored by Scouting America
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  Northampton Parents Center Tag Sale fundraiser returns June 7
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  Easthampton residents recognize Memorial Day with parade, ceremony
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  Districts meet with education secretary
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  Former city officer David Dombrowski running for mayor
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  Sisu Wellness Center to host expo, celebrate one year of business
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  Both ballot questions fail in Southampton town election
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  Easthampton raises flag for mental health awareness
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  Tri for Jimmy returns to Hampton Ponds Park June 1
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  Paradise City Arts Festival returns Memorial Day weekend
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  Bow Bow Bash benefit concert to showcase young musical talent
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  Hampshire County towns set for Memorial Day celebrations
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  Forbes Library breaks ground on outdoor stage
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  Girls on the Run celebrates 10 years with 5K
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  Westfield’s Flat Fast 5K expected to be largest yet
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  Jillian Duclos becomes third candidate for Northampton mayor
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  Easthampton among Climate Leadership Communities announced by state
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  Easthampton council passes new citywide speed limit
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  Override heads to ballot after Southampton Town Meeting vote
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  Lifelong Easthampton resident named next police chief
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  Forbes Library Board of Trustees to have four openings on November ballot
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  Sciarra announces FY26 Northampton school budget proposal
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  The Giant’s Harp debut EP expands on several genres
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  Grow Food’s Tuesday Farmers Market new season underway
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  Community mural installed at Northampton City Hall
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  ‘Live Life Like Jesse:’ Annual ride honors Hadley man’s spirit and legacy
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  Southampton town election features two ballot questions
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  Climate outreach initiative launched on Earth Day
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  Bombyx Center to host first ‘Brass in Bloom’ Festival
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  Neal talks cuts to services at Ludlow Veterans Center
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  Local fire departments benefit from state grant awards
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  Welcome Home Northampton closed, citing federal cuts
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  Grant to expand harm reduction services in Hampshire County
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  Commission denies $31,000 CPA request for Easthampton Dog Park
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  ValleyBike Share returning, expanding services
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  Berry & Batter offering healthy and sweet treats downtown
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  Northampton’s Department Health and Human Services celebrates public health week, hosting food drive
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  Three County Fair Food Drive set for April 19
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  All Hamptons Read programming running this month
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  Edwards Public Library adding sensory garden
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  Inaugural R.I.S.E. Fest to celebrate youth arts in Northampton
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  Northampton issues spring amphibian migration notice
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  Sisters bring awareness to colorectal cancer
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  WSU paramedic program to meet workforce needs
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  Northampton opens public hearing on FY26 school budget
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  Downtown Northampton Association names Amanda Shafii new board president
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  Youth Cinema Festival builds up young filmmakers in region
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  Green Communities grant awarded to Northampton, Westhampton
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  Velis recognized for leadership in suicide prevention
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  Local officials come out for White Oak School celebration
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  GoBerry to return to Northampton in April on Main Street
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  New Forbes outdoor stage to break ground by end of March
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  Neal talks Medicaid at Riverside Industries
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  Magic for Maddie rises above the rim for pediatric cancer research
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  Applicants wanted for CitySpace’s Pay It Forward program
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  Easthampton artist debuts latest exhibit in Westfield
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  Westfield’s oldest resident celebrates 103rd birthday
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  Old Sturbridge Village puts out call to artists for this year’s CowParade
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  Northampton City Council censures Ward 3 Councilor Rothenberg
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  Family Fourth Fireworks seeking funding support for 2025
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  Northampton mayor announces reelection bid
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  Walk for Tibet travels through Hampshire County
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  Holyoke, Chicopee colleens talk journey, reaction to being selected
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  Westfield Boys and Girls Club fundraising races step off on March 29
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  Northampton City Council OK’s $295K in compromise of schools’ mid-year request
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  Syrup Stampede returns in support of Empty Arms
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  Easthampton artist’s work to be on exhibit in Westfield
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  Shamrock Shake sales support Ronald McDonald House
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  K and E kicking off 5th season with ‘Spring Awakening’
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  Klezmer Festival coming to Bombyx Center March 23
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  Debate continues on funding solutions for Northampton schools
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  Easthampton’s We the People Team talks dominance, influence
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  Wingstop adds another chicken option to city, where does it rank?
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  Battery storage facility remains point of contention in Westfield
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  Northampton secures firefighter safety equipment grant
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  Easthampton City Council endorses mayor’s reaffirmation of ordinance
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  Visions Video aims to bring back in-person video stores
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  ‘Quilts of Edjohnetta Miller’ on display through April 1
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  11th annual Back Porch festival kicks off March 7
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  State Rep. Sabadosa looks ahead to 2025 and beyond
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  Focus groups underway for Northampton’s CDBG Consolidated Plan
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  Balch introduced at Easthampton School Committee meeting
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  Tenants association shines light on spike to rent
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  Northampton appoints new Division of Community Care head
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  Hampshire HOPE’s new coordinator ‘grateful’ for opportunity
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  VINS 17th Annual Dog Show set for March 1 at NHS
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  Central Hampshire Veterans Services to host benefits event
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  Big Brothers Big Sisters to host third karaoke fundraiser
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  Easthampton Theater Company to present ‘On Golden Pond’
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  Zaret resigns in midst of request for censure
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  Northampton mayor shares review, preps for next budget in joint meeting
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  Northampton DHHS receives $596K grant to support diversions to care
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  Northampton Arts Council, mayor approve over $24K in grant funding
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  The Sphere secures grant to support women, nonbinary entrepreneurs
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  Westfield’s Woman’s Club to use grant for ‘Sounds of Westfield’
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  Suffield Players to present ‘A Few Good Men’
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  Easthampton Fire Department awarded grant for protective firefighting gear
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  Northampton’s Central Services Director to retire
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  Northampton City Council approves six capital improvement orders
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  Easthampton School Committee requests censure of Councilor Zaret
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  Easthampton City Council welcomes new member to fill Gomez’s seat
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  Easthampton Fire Department hosts second annual Polar Plunge
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  Easthampton City Council transfers funds for pickleball courts, union raises
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  Graduation competency, determination sought in Easthampton
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  Northampton passes new fossil fuel ordinance
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  Interim Ward 2 School Committee member approved
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  Comerford reinforces importance of constituents
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  CitySpace Bluegrass monthly jams return Feb. 1
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  Central Hampshire Vets Services seeking to honor World War II vets in the region
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  Lower rates set for public EV chargers in Northampton
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  Northampton City Council approves just over $1 million in CPA funds
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  State Rep. Homar Gomez looks ahead to 2025
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  WinterFest fundraiser for Nashawannuck Pond underway
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  Chicopee gathers to learn about, celebrate Kwanzaa
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  Youth Comm. continues proper school funding advocacy efforts
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  Easthampton seeking applicants for its next police chief
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  Carey sworn in as Hampshire County Clerk of Courts
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  First Night Northampton has great turnout during day and into night
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  Site chosen within Nonotuck Park for new dog park in Easthampton
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  Public Health Nurse Jennifer Brown recognized for work
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  CSO celebrates new shelter with ribbon cutting
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  $25K raised for local nonprofits by UMassFive employees
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  City looking to fill Ward 2 School Committee seat
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  Michelle Balch named new Easthampton superintendent
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  First Night Northampton returns for 40th year
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  Westfield Boys & Girls Club set to host Gordy’s First Race 5K and 10K on Jan. 1
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  Suzette French Creperie joins Thornes Marketplace
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  Highview of Northampton facility closes
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  Northampton Reparations Comm. presents preliminary report
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  Amherst Senior Center unveils mural by college students
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  Amherst Town Council approves appointment of Stromgren as new fire chief
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  Claus for a Cause returns to Amherst Senior Center
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  Library seeking public support amid expansion
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  Florence Church looks to spread holiday cheer with caroling
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  Comerford credits team, constituents for recognitions
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  Board of Health bans oral nicotine pouches from convenience stores
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  Wistariahurst to host fourth annual Open House and Festive Market
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  Art Walk Easthampton returns with CitySpace pop-up, showcases
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  Sciarra honored as Elected Official of the Year
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  Organizers rally for restored school positions
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  First leg of Food Bank march ends in Northampton
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  K and E Theater Group brings back holiday cheer in fundraiser
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  McCray’s Holiday Light Stroll set to be biggest spectacle yet
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  Look Park set for milestone holiday celebrations with Santa
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  Passalongs returns its Winter Wreath Workshops
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  Artisan Fair returns to Northampton for fourth year
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  Agawam Police Association continues food drive
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  Council resolution endorses embargo on U.S. arms to Israel
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  Spill the Tea Sis continues connection with community
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  The Shiny Black Door brings eclectic shop to Thornes second floor
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  Easthampton honors veterans with Veterans Day ceremonies
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  Area clerks reveal results following Nov. 5 election
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  Holyoke voters choose to reduce CPA surcharge to 1%
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  WestMass ElderCare looks ahead while celebrating 50 years
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  CitySpace awarded $501K to finish next phase of restoration
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  New Holyoke Veterans Home given topping off ceremony
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  Granby search for new administrator continues
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  ‘Miss Nelson is Missing’ set as fall show for Holyoke High
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  Care Center accomplishes $4M endowment campaign
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  End date in sight for Holyoke school’s receivership status
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  Granby special Town Meeting approves funds for fire, ambulance services
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  Residents sought for Citizens Advisory Committee
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  Homework House announces new executive director
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  Holyoke acquires ‘graffiti eater’ to help clean up city
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  Holyoke Art Stitch n’ Sip offers space for fiber artists
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  HPS seeking feedback on new school name semi-finalists
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  Warren, Velis host roundtable discussion on veteran suicide rates
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  Holyoke recognizes breast cancer awareness with flag raising
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  Eagle Eye’s Equity Walk celebrates nature for all youth
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  Cataldo Ambulance Services expands with new base in Holyoke
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  Holyoke Health celebrates jumpstart to careers training center
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  Basketball legends,‘SuperFans’ honored during enshrinement weekend
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  Palmer School Committee receives update on budget, state of the district
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  Discussion continues on Mary Lane Hospital in Ware
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  Carlos Vega Fund for Social Justice to honor legacy of Lebron-Martinez
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  Community Preservation Committee seeking community rep
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  Third annual Magic for Maddie comes to Holyoke
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  WestMass ElderCare partners with Delaney’s for meal program
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  Holyoke student recovering after struck by car, district to review infrastructure safety
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Committee fills two vacant seats
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke voters to decide on potential CPA surcharge reduction
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Community Charter celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Trent Levakis

  Pelham Cultural Council seeking funding proposals for arts, more
• Trent Levakis

  Bonfire, music festival will support Hatfield Fire Department
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst BID selects John Page as new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Fort River School construction bids in under budget
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Department opens up on process for addressing threats
• Trent Levakis

  Tournament remembers Parade Committee member
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  Downtown Holyoke center of Recovery Day observance
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  Hike for Hunger to help continue Amherst Survival Center’s mission
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke observes Childhood Cancer Awareness month
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  Veterans’ Lunch Program celebrates eighth anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  HCC adding esports team to athletics department
• Trent Levakis

  HCC reopens, expands on food pantry, Thrive Center
• Trent Levakis

  Fr. Gentile honored by St. Patrick’s Citizens Award
• Trent Levakis

  QueerCore Fest a celebration for LGBTQ+ and allies
• Trent Levakis

  Rep. Duffy shares local impact of Fair Share Amendment
• Trent Levakis

  City to host public listening sessions for Comprehensive Plan
• Trent Levakis

  State, local leaders celebrate investments for veterans in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst remembers Sept. 11 with North Station ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  First Annual Strides for Serenity 5K to support new women’s sober home
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia active in pressure put on PVTA resolution
• Trent Levakis

  10th annual Dino Fest slated to be biggest one yet
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke organizations receive grant funding for capital renovations
• Trent Levakis

  Flag raising at MiraVista for Overdose Awareness Day
• Trent Levakis

  Rainbow and Allies groups growing across region
• Trent Levakis

  Two vacancies on School Committee, public gives feedback on chief search
• Trent Levakis

  2024 athletics HOF inductees showcase Holyoke legacies
• Trent Levakis

  Velis celebrates collaborative summer outreach for youth
• Trent Levakis

  Tech Foundry, Comcast donate 50 laptops to residents
• Trent Levakis

  BID Block Party returns for 11th year on Sept. 19
• Trent Levakis

  District presents Capacity Building Plan, works toward local control
• Trent Levakis

  2025 Grand Marshal selected by St. Patrick’s Committee
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Library to host annual month-long fall book sale
• Trent Levakis

  Way Finders grant to further digital equity and advocacy work
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Community Preservation seeking FY25 grant applicants
• Trent Levakis

  Back to School event at merry-go-round preps youngest students
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Superintendent provides district updates before new school year
• Trent Levakis

  Disability advocacy group CAN-DO celebrates first anniversary of work
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Tourism Advisory Committee seeks Historic Tourism projects
• Trent Levakis

  The Care Center to host 24th annual Regatta
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Police Chief Alberti retires, search committee to be formed
• Trent Levakis

  HCC, STCC prepare for potential influx of free tuition students
• Trent Levakis

  Coakley-Rivera faces independent challenger for Registry of Deeds
• Trent Levakis

  Communities focus on revitalization
• Trent Levakis

  MassDOT, municipalities collaborate on bridges
• Trent Levakis

  Public listening session to continue new police chief search
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke DPW votes to put wastewater treatment services out to bid
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Library sees tax-exempt status reinstated
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Art to celebrate one year anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates Purple Heart Day with flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  Cummington Fair will soon return for 156th year
• Trent Levakis

  Thai Chili Food Truck paint job brings out collaboration
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Schools taking suggestions for mascot, middle school names
• Trent Levakis

  UMass Fine Arts Center sets 2024-2025 season
• Trent Levakis

  Local nursing homes facing fines, receivership
• Trent Levakis

  Five projects by HPS communications team receive national recognition
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia talks uptick in gun violence in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Fiestas Patronales continues growth of festival into third year of event
• Trent Levakis

  Gov. Healey kicks off Summer Nights programming in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Herrell’s Ice Cream to join Mill District in Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke begins outreach for Comprehensive Plan update
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves free cash transfers to end FY24
• Trent Levakis

  Under the hood of the Victory Theatre, renovations continue
• Trent Levakis

  MassTrails grant to explore mixed-use path from Whately to Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Enchanted Circle announces organizational pause
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves fiscal year 2025 budget
• Trent Levakis

  Sheehan appointed to vacant Holyoke School Committee seat
• Trent Levakis

  New middle school building topped off, new check point in project
• Trent Levakis

  Rep. Neal earmarks $960K for Easthampton water infrastructure upgrades
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst BID searching for new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Chicopee City Council, Mayor Vieau discuss economic development director position
• Trent Levakis

  South Hadley hosts groundbreaking for new, expanded Rocky’s
• Trent Levakis

  New MiraVista campaign brings attention to teen mental health
• Trent Levakis

  Velis amendment protects veterans from predatory “claim sharks”
• Trent Levakis

  Thunder in the Valley returns with fireworks, rock music fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  Balanced budget set for Holyoke schools’ FY25 proposal
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Town Meeting concludes with second night
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Local Control Subcommittee continues DESE meetings
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Farmers Market kicks off 45th season
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke, Amherst receive federal funding for electric school buses
• Trent Levakis

  Mondays at Armour Yard return to Race Street this summer
• Trent Levakis

  PrideFest headlines month of celebrations in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Pride Month celebrations begin with flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke hosts gun violence awareness observance
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Veterans Memorial given grand opening ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke honors those lost with Memorial Day ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Laurel Park fountain dedicated to former Councilor Norris
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Million Meter Maniacs’ row to record breaking run for age group
• Trent Levakis

  $10M from bill to improve wastewater outflow system in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  Improved voter turnout for 2024 Granby town election
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  Pride Rainbow Run 5K set to kick off Pride Month in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Longtime School Committee member Erin Brunelle resigns
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Rows to host free National Learn to Row Day event
• Trent Levakis

  Dean Tech students, Holyoke Mayor Garcia visit Veterans Home site
• Trent Levakis

  Summer Sips wine tasting to benefit Newman Catholic Center in Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Second round of Granby Town Meeting slated for June 10
• Trent Levakis

  Hope for Holyoke honors Velis with ‘Hopey Award’
• Trent Levakis

  Mayoral bike ride showcases Holyoke’s bikeability, vibrancy
• Trent Levakis

  November ballot will include proposed CPA surcharge change
• Trent Levakis

  State of the City address forecasts continued positive momentum
• Trent Levakis

  State approves Valley Green Energy, Amherst leads community choice aggregation
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Selectboard hopefuls make cases at candidates’ night
• Trent Levakis

  HPS makes school day adjustments to help teachers
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates National Day of Prayer
• Trent Levakis

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Chief David Pratt to retire in July
• Trent Levakis

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Trent Levakis

  New Amherst superintendent named, pending negotiations
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Town Meeting sees articles divided over two dates
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia visits, reads to HCS Head Start students
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke receives state funding for electric school buses
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Library to collect, donate unwanted solar glasses
• Trent Levakis

  Restoration of Victory Theatre murals complete
• Trent Levakis

  LightHouse Holyoke to buy Gateway City Arts, expand programming
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Nutrition offers healthy alternatives
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  Holyoke City Council discusses Home Rule Petition amendment
• Trent Levakis

  Open Square seeking market rate housing development through state program
• Trent Levakis

  Gov. Healey celebrates Arbor Day in Chicopee
• Trent Levakis

  New CRESS director’s experience aids new role
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton We the People team caps off another successful visit to D.C.
• Trent Levakis

  Open Selectboard seat leads upcoming Granby town election
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council to open public hearing on CPA surcharge
• Trent Levakis

  UMass Dash and Dine 5K supports Survival Center
• Trent Levakis

  Granby School Committee approves FY25 proposal, talks superintendent search
• Trent Levakis

  Laurel Street residents petition, seek traffic calming measures
• Trent Levakis

  First of several meetings on exiting receivership kick off in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Homework House preps for 9th annual adult spelling bee
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Library showcases library building through mini golf, family fun
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst leaders host groundbreaking for new elementary school
• Trent Levakis

  Neal visits We the People team ahead of championship
• Trent Levakis

  What I’m eating: pizza from the latest campus joint
• Trent Levakis

  Candidates for Amherst police chief join community for meet and greet
• Trent Levakis

  Congressman Neal visits Veterans’ Home construction site
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia, Zoeller discuss CBDG grant program for public
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates Sikh community through flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  HCC president reflects on first year ahead of official inauguration
• Trent Levakis

  Sublime Systems gets $87M for Holyoke low carbon cement plant
• Trent Levakis

  Ordinance allows Holyoke vets to park free with special license plate
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke schools, DESE to begin path out of receivership
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves crime analyst position
• Trent Levakis

  Pearl Harbor vet and family honored by Holyoke City Council
• Trent Levakis

  Teacher Retention Working Group gives recommendations for Holyoke schools
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Empty Bowls fundraiser continues fight against food insecurity
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke breaks ground on new middle school building
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke seeks downtown development proposals
• Trent Levakis

  Crime analyst position for Holyoke nearing approval
• Trent Levakis

  Paper City Fabrics offers thrift model and new community resource in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke raises flag for Irish American Heritage Month
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke mayor discusses importance of voting
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Council on Aging gets a new ride
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Department gives clarity on progress made out of police audit
• Trent Levakis

  Greater Holyoke YMCA hires new CEO with deep ties to community
• Trent Levakis

  HEDIC MakerLoan awarded to Raw Beauty Brand
• Trent Levakis

  UMass athletics to join Mid-American Conference
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke ramps up for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
• Trent Levakis

  Granby School Committee discusses relationship with MSBA
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke to send statements of interest to MSBA for school roofs
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke promotes two new police captains in public interview
• Trent Levakis

  Longtime St. Patrick’s Committee member reflects on Parade history
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke to send statements of interest to MSBA for school roofs
• Trent Levakis

  MassDev grants to support High Street redevelopment in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton We the People team fundraising for nationals after latest state title
• Trent Levakis

  Habitat for Humanity dedicates Holyoke home
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Finance Committee approves another year of Shannon Initiative funding
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Committee discusses next steps in response to receivership indecision
• Trent Levakis

  New restaurant Camellia’s opens on High Street in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst School Committee debates proposed cuts in FY25 budget
• Trent Levakis

  General contractor selected for new school building in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Schools to remain under state control
• Trent Levakis

  Officials announce plans for ambitious sports complex project in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Rafael Fernandez of Fernandez Family Restaurant dies at 71
• Trent Levakis

  Voice of the Celtics to be honored with JFK Award
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Abstract Revelry’ exhibit offers combination of visual and audio
• Trent Levakis

  Panorama survey shows bright spots and areas of improvement for district
• Trent Levakis

  Sen. Velis reflects on 2023, focuses on future
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Senior Center looking for town support on potential renovations
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council debates rulings addressing chamber seats
• Trent Levakis

  Ortiz Family Cafe to host fundraiser to purchase dessert food truck
• Trent Levakis

  Pearl Harbor vet’s remains identified, return home to Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Carey announces candidacy for Hampshire County Clerk of Courts
• Trent Levakis

  The Print Shop in Holyoke to host Hourly Comics Day event
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Library to host Black History Month event
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Mall welcomes new dining,retail businesses, more coming soon
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Mayor Garcia discusses wins, lessons from 2023, looks ahead to new year
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Organizations receive Community Empowerment and Reinvestment funds
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Department strikes new deal for modern tech, will assist in response and reporting
• Trent Levakis

  The Print Shop in Holyoke to host Hourly Comics Day event

EASTHAMPTON — The Easthampton City Council made some notable amendments to the city’s parking rules during its regularly scheduled meeting on April 17.

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  Soto gets three-year contract for School Department’s chief of finance position
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  Easthampton City Council accepts grants for Parks and Rec. projects
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  Easthampton leaders advocate for ranked-choice voting
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  Voters choose Derby as Easthampton’s next mayor
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  Western Mass. leaders create coalition to combat federal SNAP crisis
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  West Springfield School Department receives funding for improvements
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  Velis, Finn provide legislative updates
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  Springfield City Council delays vote on apartment space requirements
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  Springfield councilors’ resolution supports stricter drug laws near playgrounds and schools
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  Healey pushes energy bill in Springfield
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  Springfield School Committee approves $5M grant for Glickman HVAC upgrades
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  Incumbents win respective wards during preliminary election
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  Duggan driveway to be named in honor of head custodian
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  Springfield honors bravery of first responders on 9/11
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  Agawam reflects, remembers September 11
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  Agawam approves Power Supply Program Aggregation Plan
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  Springfield’s $20M EPA grant in jeopardy after judge’s ruling
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  Springfield Gardens owners will likely reach $10M settlement with AG
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  Springfield residents hope to add Urban Woodlands Ordinance to books
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  Springfield School Committee approves new competency determination
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  Springfield celebrates grand opening of Carpark and The Landing
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  New initiative brings increased police presence to Union Station
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  Springfield Law Department working on unpaid tickets ordinance language
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  Springfield candidates discuss priorities ahead of primary
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  Agawam High School announces 2025 hall of famers
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  Councilors seek answers to added ADU water, sewer costs
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  Markey, Neal, state delegates tour Springfield JCC on Aug. 14
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  Springfield City Council urges Legislature, DPU to protect consumers from high utility rates
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield’s school budget public hearing set for end of April
• Ryan Feyre

  Council ratifies public health nurses’ contracts
• Ryan Feyre

  CSO breaks ground on Worthington Street housing project
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield recognizes National Organ Donation Life Month
• Ryan Feyre

  Local communities unite to crack down on dirt bikes
• Ryan Feyre

  Northeast Large Scale Train Show returns to Big-E fairgrounds
• Ryan Feyre

  West Springfield receives grants for fire safety, education
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield on verge of passing lower fine for container placement violations
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council approves just over $5 million in Chapter 90 funds
• Ryan Feyre

  Target spokesperson confirms location in Springfield Crossing
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield Pride Parade expected to be ‘biggest, boldest’ yet
• Ryan Feyre

  Community honors local legend with street naming ceremony
• Ryan Feyre

  Puppolo’s bill seeks additional regulations for accessory dwellings
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: Boricua Bites brings comfort food to Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Agawam City Council endorses ordinance regulating battery storage systems
• Ryan Feyre

  School Committee passes competency determination for 2025 graduates
• Ryan Feyre

  Design shared for Birnie Avenue/Gerena School tunnel
• Ryan Feyre

  Protesters rally in support of Social Security benefits
• Ryan Feyre

  Study weighs synthetic vs. natural grass for LHS stadium field
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield, West Side react to federal K-12 funding cuts
• Ryan Feyre

  West Springfield School Committee approves $58.1M budget
• Ryan Feyre

  New school cameras MOU is available on Springfield Public Schools website
• Ryan Feyre

  Developer proposes housing units at former Maple Street offices in Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Place 2 Be hopes to reopen within next couple months
• Ryan Feyre

  Financial literacy program becomes crucial during time of inflation
• Ryan Feyre

  Cignoli says ‘X’ reconstruction project is ‘ready to go’
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield pushes ‘zero tolerance’ message for illegal dirt bikes
• Ryan Feyre

  Central High School’s basketball court now named after Travis Best
• Ryan Feyre

  Hearing on Birnie Ave./Gerena School Pedestrian Tunnel set for April
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield School Committee authorizes SOIs for 12 SPS projects
• Ryan Feyre

  U.S. Postal Workers protest possible privatization
• Ryan Feyre

  Sarno solicits department budget proposals for FY26
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield Carpark to be fully operational by end of month
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield hosts flag raising to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
• Ryan Feyre

  Agawam City Council authorizes SOIs for four elementary school roofs
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield honors leaders in education on International Women’s Day
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield School Committee approves school cameras memorandum
• Ryan Feyre

  Executive order promotes agreements for public works projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Eversource petitions vote delayed amidst rate increases
• Ryan Feyre

  Headway being made on 7-9 Stockbridge St. rehabilitation in Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Healey flaunts tax cuts package in Springfield visit on March 11
• Ryan Feyre

  Nonprofit testifies in favor of pilot lending program
• Ryan Feyre

  Johnson, Reichelt share budget and project updates
• Ryan Feyre

  Dziedzic describes colleen experience as ‘once-in-a-lifetime’
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield School Committee to vote on new five-year MOU for school cameras
• Ryan Feyre

  Budget season begins in earnest for Springfield School Department
• Ryan Feyre

  Gándara Center activates new young adult housing program
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield CPC receives its highest number of CPA funding requests ever
• Ryan Feyre

  Agawam School Committee hears high school parking updates
• Ryan Feyre

  La-Z-Boy confirms Springfield Crossing location
• Ryan Feyre

  Delgado introduces skills based hiring ordinance for Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Run to End Homelessness set to return for 12th year
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield residents, subcommittee air concerns about Eversource rates at meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  $4.1M federal grant to cover Union Station streetscape improvements
• Ryan Feyre

  Live animal center reopens at Springfield Science Museum with new exhibit
• Ryan Feyre

  A new chapter: Libertas Academy opens new facility at Liberty Street
• Ryan Feyre

  SPS looks to fill two assistant superintendent positions
• Ryan Feyre

  Revised MOU for school cameras on verge of passing Springfield School Committee
• Ryan Feyre

  Parent Villages celebrates reopening, purchase of downtown Springfield property
• Ryan Feyre

  West Springfield hoping to purchase parcel for police station
• Ryan Feyre

  Legislators demand review of energy rate increases
• Ryan Feyre

  Fat Tuesday Jazz Night to capture Mardi Gras spirit
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council extends residency requirement for municipal employees to two years
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield selected for no-cost energy efficiency support service
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council approves funding for new police technology
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council backs resolution in support of school bus camera bill
• Ryan Feyre

  Curran asks Sarno administration to initiate public safety complex feasibility study
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council passes resolution in support of all Liberians living in U.S.
• Ryan Feyre

  Agawam superintendent reviews impact of high school project this spring
• Ryan Feyre

  Ford chosen for national fellowship to advance birth equity
• Ryan Feyre

  Gonzalez announces bid for Ward 1 council seat
• Ryan Feyre

  Medical marijuana amendment fails to pass Springfield City Council
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: Sweet, savory and succulent chicken and waffles
• Ryan Feyre

  Caring Health Center aims to improve access with Boston Road facility
• Ryan Feyre

  Ramos highlights accomplishments, shares plans for upcoming year
• Ryan Feyre

  Betty Steadward receives Indian Orchard’s purple cane
• Ryan Feyre

  Neal announces grant for electric school buses in Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield schools address ICE mass deportation concerns
• Ryan Feyre

  Council approves ADU zoning regulations for Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Habitat offers new virtual program involving financial literacy
• Ryan Feyre

  Hearing date for accessory dwelling units ordinance set in Agawam
• Ryan Feyre

  El Cafetín brings Puerto Rican fare to Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Asset Management Board approves new courthouse proposal
• Ryan Feyre

  Applications for Springfield’s senior tax work-off program to open in February
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield celebrates MLK Day with ceremony and flag raising
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Believe:’ theme of Dinnall’s state of schools address
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield teachers union, School Department continue negotiations
• Ryan Feyre

  Advisory group to study West Springfield student enrollment
• Ryan Feyre

  Flame On Vegan moves to heart of downtown Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Dress for Success celebrates new women’s career center with ribbon cutting
• Ryan Feyre

  Updates made to Springfield Crossing renderings, promotional materials
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield health director gives COVID-19 updates for winter season
• Ryan Feyre

  East Springfield library lands grant for expansion project
• Ryan Feyre

  Tower Pizza brings Puerto Rican fare, traditional pizza to food court
• Ryan Feyre

  Sandlin to serve another term as Agawam City Council president
• Ryan Feyre

  Putnam, Sci-Tech receive Chapter 74 funding for career programs
• Ryan Feyre

  Mason Square approved for storefront incentive program
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield’s school cameras contract extended for 45 days
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield School Committee elects new vice chair; ponders return of assistant superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Asset Management Board to decide on Springfield courthouse proposal by end of January
• Ryan Feyre

  Fenton remains Springfield council president; Whitfield made vice president
• Ryan Feyre

  Engineer presents Piper Road redesign concepts
• Ryan Feyre

  New ‘innovative fellowship’ to support emerging artists, entrepreneurs
• Ryan Feyre

  Magazine Park set to receive makeover thanks to new grant funding
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council rejects proposed changes to public officials’ compensation
• Ryan Feyre

  Fertility program to open first Western Mass. office in January
• Ryan Feyre

  O’Dell Women’s Center awards grants to women empowerment programs
• Ryan Feyre

  Roadway updates planned for Birnie Avenue, Arch Street
• Ryan Feyre

  Chains respond to inquiries about Springfield Crossing
• Ryan Feyre

  Tentative timeline set for Springfield’s proposed new courthouse
• Ryan Feyre

  Elementary school project moves on to next phase of application process
• Ryan Feyre

  Gomez honored as Legislator of the Year by MASC
• Ryan Feyre

  SBID lands grant to support Lease It Local Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council makes president, vice president nominations
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield residency requirement proposal raises questions
• Ryan Feyre

  SWSC receives $4.47M in loan forgiveness for wastewater treatment plant
• Ryan Feyre

  Updated language on Springfield school cameras expected in 2025
• Ryan Feyre

  West Side High School principal presents accountability data
• Ryan Feyre

  Updated language on cameras in Springfield schools expected in 2025
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield St. Patrick’s Parade Committee announces award winners; seeks colleen applications
• Ryan Feyre

  Baystate, Wellpoint reach multi-year agreement
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council approves $1.3 million for substance use site-based program
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield celebrates 10th anniversary of Purple Heart designation
• Ryan Feyre

  Chestnut TAG recognized with distinguished honor
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield Pics to join NCDC starting in 2025-26 season
• Ryan Feyre

  West of the River Chamber hosts ugly sweater party
• Ryan Feyre

  Cancer House of Hope hosts annual luminaria event
• Ryan Feyre

  West Side mayor’s salary increased by $30,000 a year
• Ryan Feyre

  6 Brick’s once again donates money to Patton Alliance for Veterans
• Ryan Feyre

  Fire closes All American Bar, Grill & Patio indefinitely
• Ryan Feyre

  Cestero offers specifics for AIC’s Pathway to Progress plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield entrenched in housing consolidation plan process
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield adopts trash rules changes, including mattress fee increase
• Ryan Feyre

  Luminaria display set to return, honor those affected by cancer
• Ryan Feyre

  One-year extension granted for special permit for Springfield housing project
• Ryan Feyre

  STCC receives state grant to explore EV technician training
• Ryan Feyre

  Longtime vacant lot in Springfield becomes home to new cannabis dispensary
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield teachers union, School Department provide updates on contract negotiations
• Ryan Feyre

  Sarno joins community for Union Station tree lighting
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield tax bills to increase despite council’s vote to reduce tax rate
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield City Council talks resolution supporting return plan for Stearns Square bench
• Ryan Feyre

  Committee conducts public session around Springfield police access to school cameras
• Ryan Feyre

  Govan proposes ordinance to ease property taxes on Springfield residents
• Ryan Feyre

  Council approves resolution in response Eversource spike
• Ryan Feyre

  Common Capital opensbusiness resource center in downtown Springfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Indian Orchard Citizens Council seeking input for investment plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield announces conclusion of three neighborhood projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Hampden DA announces arrest in decades-old homicide case
• Ryan Feyre

  Springfield celebrates Veteran’s Day with parade and ceremony
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton receives $4.4 million housing grant
• Ryan Feyre

  Taipei & Tokyo reopens as Taipei Hibachi after renovations
• Ryan Feyre

  Close to $2.2 million in CPA proposals to go before committee
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst announces first-ever Global Village Festival
• Ryan Feyre

  Construction of six pickleball courts at Ray Ellerbrook Field underway
• Ryan Feyre

  General election results for Northampton, Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  BOH to conduct hearing on restriction of oral nicotine pouches
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield School Committee approves moving sixth graders to Smith
• Ryan Feyre

  GOMBO Nola Kitchen & Oyster Bar under new ownership
• Ryan Feyre

  New community-driven hiring startup to host ‘Hiring Therapy’ event
• Ryan Feyre

  Fossil fuel free program comes to Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Former Jamaica Plain record store coming to Market Street
• Ryan Feyre

  Fishtales Restaurant in Hatfield features new ownership
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield names Andrew Levine as new town administrator
• Ryan Feyre

  Resolution approved in supporting more equitable public-school funding
• Ryan Feyre

  Bike path between Bridge Rd., State St. closed starting Oct. 28
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council introduces resolution for an embargo on U.S. arms to Israel
• Ryan Feyre

  Smith Vocational opens new animal companion building
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton receives funding for Main Street construction
• Ryan Feyre

  The Big 3: A Halloween candy bag of R&B and rap
• Ryan Feyre

  East Longmeadow Planning Board approves outdoor dining for Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant
• Ryan Feyre

  Smith College educators officially unionize
• Ryan Feyre

  Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School Committee supports passage of MCAS question
• Ryan Feyre

  Western Mass. native brings medical spa to Belchertown
• Ryan Feyre

  New arcade to enter lower level of Thornes this November
• Ryan Feyre

  Voting information available for Hampshire communities
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton to begin charging for parking behind 33 King St.
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton creperie to open in November
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton to consider zoning changes at future public hearing
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton superintendent search committee begins to take shape
• Ryan Feyre

  Paradise City Arts Festival celebrates 30th anniversary
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton looks to reprogram Hotel Bridge funds for sidewalk repair
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton closes on College Hwy. property purchase; receives donation
• Ryan Feyre

  New art market will shine light on LGBTQIA+ artists
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton named ‘sanctuary’ for trans, gender diverse
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘One-stop wellness destination’ opens in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  The Narrow Gate determines former Amherst VFW a ‘viable site’ for shelter
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Board of Health to consider ‘nicotine-free generation’ policy
• Ryan Feyre

  Resolution asks state to increase aid for NPS by $3 million annually
• Ryan Feyre

  WorkHub on Union receives warm welcoming during grand opening
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Select Board selects bidder for Main Street culvert project
• Ryan Feyre

  Bouquets of the Valley to open new location on Cottage Street
• Ryan Feyre

  Four-way stop implemented at Hatfield St., Cooke Ave. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton DPW hopes bikeway project is completed soon
• Ryan Feyre

  MCAS question to grace ballots in November
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton hosts groundbreaking for Prospect Place housing
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield votes to borrow money for Main Street culvert repair
• Ryan Feyre

  Zephyr Behavioral Healthcare eyes North Hatfield Road location
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton’s search for permanent superintendent underway
• Ryan Feyre

  Planning Board denies Cosenzi Automotive’s site plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Sal’s Food Drive returns to Northampton for its third year this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Sphere Innovation Lab to bring women, nonbinary entrepreneurs together
• Ryan Feyre

  DiSanto named Southampton’s new COA director
• Ryan Feyre

  McAndrew tapped as city’s DHHS Prevention Team director
• Ryan Feyre

  Free repair event promotes environmentally-conscious thinking
• Ryan Feyre

  Fair brings fight for democracy to the forefront
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton author’s book explores connection between dreaming and writing
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m Listening To: The big 3 — Some R&B to vibe with
• Ryan Feyre

  Weil named permanent Climate Action and Project Administration director
• Ryan Feyre

  Cartledge officially named permanent police chief
• Ryan Feyre

  Historic Preservation Plan Element added to city’s Sustainable Northampton Plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton School Committee approves EHS handbook with new cell phone policy
• Ryan Feyre

  New multi-faceted space coming to UMass Amherst
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton extends RFP bid deadline for 33 King St.
• Ryan Feyre

  Grant funds workshop on positive coaching in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Human Scale Art Space expands definition of ‘arts’ in the valley
• Ryan Feyre

  Funding approved for boiler replacement at Leeds Elementary School
• Ryan Feyre

  Advocates: more than 20 tenants leaving Cottage Street Studios
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: A nourishing taco platter from 3 Amigos
• Ryan Feyre

  Sierra Vista Commons project receives MEPA approval
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton receives additional state funding for schools
• Ryan Feyre

  Three County Fair returns with a mixture of new and old
• Ryan Feyre

  Drawing Board Brewing company to host ‘incubator’ event
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike officially welcomed back to the region
• Ryan Feyre

  Temperature check: theater is hot in Western Mass.
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Sense of relief:’ Blue Envelope Program helps neurodiverse drivers in Mass.
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton to close on College Highway land by Sept. 30
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst lands MVP grant for Fort River watershed improvements
• Ryan Feyre

  Gateway Fiber aims for Northampton construction this fall
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves 12-unit project on View Avenue
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council votes to postpone override vote during special meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Kae Alayah and Shane Dylan bring a graceful ambience to new EP
• Ryan Feyre

  The Big 3: Some local tracks I’ve been listening to
• Ryan Feyre

  Town administrator search committee set for Hatfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Trash causes closure of Connecticut River Greenway Conservation Area
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton resident nominated as Superior Court associate justice
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton appropriates additional state funds to schools
• Ryan Feyre

  Longtime community staple Art Always to expand
• Ryan Feyre

  Valley Green Energy promises ‘cleaner electricity’ by fall
• Ryan Feyre

  Effort to restore some student facing positions fails
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike to officially return to the region in mid-August
• Ryan Feyre

  Dinosaur legacies live on in Western Mass. locations
• Ryan Feyre

  League of Women Voters book sale returns to Amherst this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Tenants, supporters meet with rent increases looming
• Ryan Feyre

  All-way stop planned for Hatfield Street and Cook Avenue intersection in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves ‘visionary’ commercial building
• Ryan Feyre

  Vito Perrone prepares for new role as superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton’s improved Terrace Trails now open to public
• Ryan Feyre

  MassTrails grant set to improve to Manhan Rail Trail
• Ryan Feyre

  Drawing Board in Florence to host Ronald McDonald House fundraiser
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council backs two resolutions during regular July meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Community Classroom begins another chapter with new Maple Street location in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield seeks applications for town administrator position
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton school budget passes with additional appropriations
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council unanimously approves funding for nine CPA projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Vote on 12-unit Northampton project delayed until late July
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton receives grant for Mass Central Rail Trail rehab
• Ryan Feyre

  Voters say yes to debt exclusion to purchase 52 acres on College Highway
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton celebrates Nonotuck pool upgrades with ribbon cutting
• Ryan Feyre

  Vegan Pizza Land opens second Coffee Counter location
• Ryan Feyre

  High school receives skills capital grant for programs
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee supports superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton mayor’s full budget fails to pass City Council
• Ryan Feyre

  NASE votes no confidence in Northampton superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  E-Media provides updates during June 13 annual meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Playground For All to be built at Ryan Road Elementary School in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Finance committee positively recommends funding for 9 CPA projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Planning Board discusses overlay district for University Drive
• Ryan Feyre

  Housing waiting list is open for 79 King St. project
• Ryan Feyre

  Grayson Ty paints his own origin story on ‘Bloodline’
• Ryan Feyre

  Basketball Hall of Fame unveils new Celtics exhibit
• Ryan Feyre

  Portion of Mass. Central Rail Trail closed next two months for construction
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Caring about people with people:’ how the ‘Hub’ will integrate services
• Ryan Feyre

  Local vintage book fair returns to Northampton for its second year
• Ryan Feyre

  Cottage Street artists in Easthampton express concerns about incoming rent spike
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board to consider adjustments in hybrid meeting rules
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst town manager floats idea of using ARPA money for regional school budget
• Ryan Feyre

  Public input welcomed at June forum about new Amherst housing facility
• Ryan Feyre

  Petition circulates to save RN position at Smith College
• Ryan Feyre

  Ceremony honors Revolutionary War patriots
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton student honored at Letters About Literature ceremony
• Ryan Feyre

  Asparagus Festival returns to celebrate 10th year
• Ryan Feyre

  Committees execute contract with new ARPS superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton Planning Board approves slight adjustment to Loudville Road plans
• Ryan Feyre

  Proposed school budget increase still short for committee
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Planning Board approves two-story carriage house for the Evergreens
• Ryan Feyre

  Mental health program coming to Easthampton High
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves Day Avenue housing
• Ryan Feyre

  Florence Bank doles out $150,000 to local nonprofits
• Ryan Feyre

  Iron Horse secures liquor license hours before opening
• Ryan Feyre

  Memory care initiative empowers older adults with dementia
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst town manager presents $97M budget to Town Council
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council bans future auto dealerships in gateway district
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton implements Narcan cabinets at NHA properties
• Ryan Feyre

  Activists continue fight for fully-funded schools in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Ryan Feyre

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Town Council officially appoints Gabriel Ting as police chief
• Ryan Feyre

  MICAfest returns to Northampton this month
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Hub’ to address public health, emergency preparedness
• Ryan Feyre

  NHS activists demand Biden declare climate emergency
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike Share program returns to the region this month
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike Share program returns to the region this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton invites bids for former Registry of Deeds
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council, Planning Board discuss citizens’ petition
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton superintendent announces three finalists for Ryan Road principal
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee passes 14% budget increase for FY25
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton City Council amends parking fines throughout the city
• Ryan Feyre

  New retail store in Easthampton is a ‘Win/Win’ for burgeoning artists
• Ryan Feyre

  Search for new Northampton police chief underway
• Ryan Feyre

  DreamCycle promises to be a wild, circus adventure
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton receives grant for LED lighting system on railway underpass
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton maintains same water/sewer rates as fiscal year 2024
• Ryan Feyre

  New internet service provider coming to Northampton this year
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton down to two finalists for NHS principal position
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton on the verge of maintaining same water/sewer rates as FY24
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton presents $108.8 million Capital Improvement Program
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton hosts first meeting over plans for Resilience Hub
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton eyes seven phases of repairs to City Hall
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton Theater Company partners with Williston-Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton taps Weil as new CAPA director
• Ryan Feyre

  Positively Africana awarded for excellence, leadership
• Ryan Feyre

  Public hearing on Day Avenue units paused until late April
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton celebrates ‘Name that Campaign’ contest winner
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton License Commission cancels Calvin’s liquor license
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: All-American’s perfect breakfast sandwich
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton town clerk results unveil information regarding primary election
• Ryan Feyre

  Theriaque tapped as new CRESS director in Amherst
• Ryan Feyre

  PCT reflects on past, future at annual meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Plum Boutique brings aura of ‘whimsy’ to downtown Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Historical Commission denies St. John Cantius cupola removal
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves money for emergency repairs at Memorial Hall
• Ryan Feyre

  Herrell named Northampton’s Businessperson of the Year
• Ryan Feyre

  Back Porch Festival marks 10 years with weekend extravaganza in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Suher halts liquor license process for Iron Horse
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton secures grant for Terrace Trails
• Ryan Feyre

  Online clothing business opens storefront in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza
• Ryan Feyre

  Bark Rangers fulfills a growing need in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Nine small housing units proposed for 39 Day Ave. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Iron Horse announces initial show dates for inaugural year
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton on the verge of maintaining outdoor dining
• Ryan Feyre

  Construction for new Amherst elementary school to begin early March
• Ryan Feyre

  Vegan Pizza Land opens Coffee Counter in Easthampton’s Keystone Mill building
• Ryan Feyre

  Local Burger officially opens Easthampton location
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton town clerk provides information ahead of presidential primary
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves site plan for 81 Maple St. project
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton seeks input from residents on Opioid Settlement funds
• Ryan Feyre

  Two new triplexes slated for 14 Garfield St. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Dream turns into reality for owner of Amherst pizza joint
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield extends TreeWorks host community agreement
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves upgrades to outdoor lighting ordinance
• Ryan Feyre

  Northwestern DA forms task force to address animal welfare issues
• Ryan Feyre

  Nomination papers available for Hatfield election
• Ryan Feyre

  Historical Commission to discuss cupola situation at St. John Cantius
• Ryan Feyre

  Mayor outlines FY25 school budget concerns during joint meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council appoints two more committees
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Volkswagen celebrates women entrepreneurs
• Ryan Feyre

  Activists spearhead Bigger Than Roe rally in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Environmental review for Northampton’s Picture Main Street project presented to public
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council picks City Services, Community Resources committees
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton St. Patrick’s Association names parade marshal, Brennan Award winner
• Ryan Feyre

  WinterFest returns to Easthampton for 11th year with slate of events
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Big Love Little Performances’ comes to Hatfield Feb. 8
• Ryan Feyre

  Generations of Red Sox fans flock to Springfield for Winter Weekend
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Select Board chair seeks clarification to shared-use path MOU
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton high schooler brings patients joy with music
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton’s Look Park opens ice rink behind Garden House
• Ryan Feyre

  Ribbon cutting celebrates Positively Africana’s grand opening in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike may return to Western Mass. in April
• Ryan Feyre

  Firetype in Northampton named Good Food Award finalist for Passion Fruit Caramels
• Ryan Feyre

  Forbes Library details three-year strategic plan to Northampton City Council
• Ryan Feyre

  Inaugural Winterfest celebrates the season in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee adjusts public comment rules
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Planning Board seeks public input for Open Space Development revisions