JUNETEENTH

AMHERST — “Left-Left-Left-Left-Right-Left!”Shaking off the rain that canceled Saturday’s Ancestral Bridges’ Juneteenth walking tour, the legendary...

Time to celebrate Hadley grassHADLEY — New England Public Media’s Asparagus Festival, now in its ninth season, returns to the Hadley town common...

AMHERST — Sunday’s Juneteenth celebration on the Town Common featured speakers, music, dance, food, and a whole lot of people coming together to...

DEERFIELD — Folks are invited to celebrate Juneteenth and learn about local ties to abolition through song at Historic Deerfield this Sunday.The...

AMHERST — An interactive walk featuring historic sites of Amherst’s first Black and Indigenous families is one element of a Juneteenth celebration...

AMHERST — On the 156th anniversary of Union soldiers marching into Galveston, Texas, to liberate the last slaves after the Civil War, a ceremony at...

Americans celebrate July 4 as their day of independence. But many are becoming increasingly conscious of the fact that many on this soil weren’t...

On June 19, 1865, Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger rode into Galveston, Texas, and told the enslaved population of their emancipation. That day ...

AMHERST — Juneteenth, the day in 1865 when the last U.S. citizens were informed about their freedoms and the end of slavery, is an occasion that...

HOLYOKE — Mayor Alex Morse has issued an executive order declaring racism and police violence a public health emergency.The executive order, issued...



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