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ValleyBike Share program returns to the region this month

NORTHAMPTON — After several months of laying idle, the regional ValleyBike Share Program will make its return at the end of May.


Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger

Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger

A Monson couple has been recognized by BusinessWest as examples of how individuals can make a big difference in the world. Fred and Mary Kay Kadushin, co-founders of the charity Feed the Kids, were selected as part of the magazine’s Difference Makers Class of 2024.


Easthampton Film Festival returns for third year

EASTHAMPTON — For the third straight year, the Easthampton Film Festival will be taking over several locations from May 2 to May 5. Film festival organizer Chris Ferry said that this year’s festival includes 38 films from filmmakers from all over the place. From...

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

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

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.


Easthampton City Council amends parking fines throughout the city

Easthampton City Council amends parking fines throughout the city

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


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

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

EASTHAMPTON — A new retail shop that benefits local and regional artists and makers, especially those who are typically underrepresented, is now cemented in the Easthampton community.


School Committee approves level service budget for FY25

School Committee approves level service budget for FY25

EASTHAMPTON — During its regular meeting on March 26, the Easthampton School Committee approved a level service budget for Easthampton Public Schools in fiscal year 2025, which means no staff cuts will occur.