Easthampton
Warren, Deaton spar in debate ahead of U.S. Senate election
SPRINGFIELD — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) and John Deaton, her challenger for the Massachusetts Senate seat, sparred in a contentious debate in Springfield on Oct. 17.
Milleron: ‘Half the district doesn’t know I’m running’
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) is a well-known name in Massachusetts. Nadia Milleron is not, and as a candidate for the 1st Congressional District, she is outraged by that.
Voting information available for Hampshire communities
With the Nov. 5 general election just weeks away, communities in the area have released voter information for residents to follow.
Easthampton superintendent search committee begins to take shape
EASTHAMPTON — With the school district in the midst of finding its next superintendent, the Easthampton School Committee announced the majority of the Superintendent Search Committee during its Oct. 8 regular meeting.
‘One-stop wellness destination’ opens in Easthampton
EASTHAMPTON — A one-stop shop for integrated health services has officially opened on 40 Main Ave. in Easthampton.
WorkHub on Union receives warm welcoming during grand opening
EASTHAMPTON — A feeling of exultation radiated alongside and inside 33 Union St. as the community gathered on Sept. 20 to celebrate the ribbon cutting for Easthampton’s new co-working space known as WorkHub on Union.
QueerCore Fest a celebration for LGBTQ+ and allies
EASTHAMPTON — A new festival created by the LGBTQ+ community and its allies will debut on Saturday, Sept. 28 at CitySpace in QueerCore Fest.
Easthampton City Council to review speeding issues
EASTHAMPTON — As discussed at its Sept. 18 meeting, the Easthampton City Council currently has two topics about speeding concerns in the city on its plate.
Bouquets of the Valley to open new location on Cottage Street
EASTHAMPTON — A floral design studio that has been entrenched in the community for over a decade is opening its first brick and mortar store at 32 Cottage St.
Easthampton City Council approves resolution supporting MCAS ballot question
EASTHAMPTON — At its Sept. 4 meeting, the Easthampton City Council lent its support to a ballot question that would remove the MCAS as a graduation requirement for high school students.