Northampton
Benefit concerts set to support Western Mass. Food Bank
NORTHAMPTON — The Bombyx Brass Collective is performing two concerts in November to benefit the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts.
Sciarra re-elected as Northampton mayor in tight contest
In an election night that featured a roller coaster of emotions, Northampton Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra was re-elected over challenger Jillian Duclos by just 76 votes.
Dress for Success clothing drive to aid pop-up boutique
NORTHAMPTON — Dress for Success Western Massachusetts is hosting a clothing drive to support a pop-up boutique coming to Thornes Marketplace on Nov. 16.
Mala Pot & Grill welcomes public to unique offerings
NORTHAMPTON — Mala Pot & Grill is the latest addition to downtown Northampton’s dining scene, as the unique restaurant and its offerings look to become a part of the downtown ecosystem and foundation.
Northampton’s Ward 2 School Committee candidates answer questionnaire
NORTHAMPTON — The Nov. 4 general election is right around the corner and Reminder Publishing has sent questionnaires to School Committee candidates on the ballot.
Northampton’s at-large School Committee candidates answer election questions
NORTHAMPTON — The Nov. 4 general election is right around the corner and Reminder Publishing has sent questionnaires to at large School Committee candidates on the ballot.
Northampton’s Veteran and Senior Tax Work Off program applications open
NORTHAMPTON — Applicants for the Senior and Veteran Tax Work Off programs are now being accepted for the 2026 program year.
Massachusetts Center for the Book celebrates 25th anniversary
NORTHAMPTON — The Massachusetts Center for the Book will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Massachusetts Book Awards with a public reading at the Northampton Cetner for the Arts on Wednesday, Nov. 5, from 6-8 p.m.
So That Reminds Me previews local municipal elections
On the latest episode of “So That Reminds Me,” all the hosts were on hand to discuss local elections that will be taking place on Nov. 4. Hosts Chris Maza, Tyler Garnet, Lauren LeBel and I were joined by James Paleologopoulos, WAMC Northeast Public Radio’s Pioneer Valley bureau chief to discuss some of the major races.
State’s education secretary visits Smith College
NORTHAMPTON — Students in Smith College’s engineering program — one of the first-ever all-women ABET-accredited engineering programs — received a visit on Oct. 22 from Education Secretary Patrick Tutwiler as part of the state’s week-long celebrations for 2025 STEM Week.
