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Guest columnist Rob Okun: Still No. 1 in male mass shootings 25 years after Columbine
Contentious dispute ends as Hampshire Regional schools, union settle on contract
Treehouse, Big Brothers Big Sisters turn race schedule snafu into positive
Shutesbury TM on Saturday will rule on battery storage, lighting bylaws, citizen petitions and hold elections
Amherst regional district towns seek middle ground on school increase
Prescription drug take back day set for Saturday in 15 communities in Hampshire, Franklin counties
Area briefs: Suicide prevention forum; ‘American Symphony’ screening; Zonta grant awards
Senate may reform trio of consumer laws: competitive electricity, used car sales, heating oil leaks
Granby man admits guilt, gets 2½ years in vehicular homicide
Donating hope: Survivors share stories at Northampton event as part of Organ Donation Month
NORTHAMPTON — The day before Thanksgiving in 2016, Northampton resident Bob Wood got a life-changing call — literally. A 42-year-old woman in Pennsylvania had recently died, and her liver would be a perfect fit for Wood, now 68 years old, who...
Amherst poised to hire police department veteran as new chief
AMHERST — Temporary Police Chief Gabriel Ting, who has led the department since last May and been a member of the force more almost 27 years, will become Amherst’s permanent chief, pending approval by the Town Council.Ting’s appointment to serve a...
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South Hadley man fatally shot in attempted robbery
Smith College exhibit explores Sylvia Plath’s botanical inspiration
Holyoke man finds bear paw in his yard
Guest columnist Bill Dwight: How to make sense of Northampton’s school budget dilemma
South Hadley’s Lauren Marjanski signs National Letter of Intent to play soccer at Siena College
Deerfield residents petitioning to fix ‘dangerous’ intersection
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A Look Back: April 23
Photos: Hangers for history
Best Bites: A familiar feast: The Passover Seder traditions and tastes my family holds dear
The Beat Goes On: Album release shows by Barnstar! and Lisa Bastoni, a Young@Heart Chorus concert with new special guests, and more
Sports
Mount Holyoke names Abby Wemhoff as new head basketball coach
Mount Holyoke College Director of Athletics Andrea Ricketts-Preston announced Abby Wemhoff as the basketball program’s new head coach on Tuesday – the 14th in program history.Wemhoff served as the top assistant coach on the Juniata College...
2024 Gazette Boys Indoor Track Athlete of the Year: Nicolas Lisle, Amherst
Baseball: Northampton nearly comes all the way back before falling to Chicopee 15-14 (PHOTOS)
High schools: Rosie Follet, Easthampton shut down Agawam in 3-1 win
Softball: Offense erupts as Hampshire Regional thumps East Longmeadow 15-3 to get back in win columnOpinion
Wendy Parrish: Northampton Volunteer Fair
Volunteers help make Northampton run! They save us tax money, help us to know our neighbors, and provide an outlet for us to help others using their skills. And the best part is that we can fit the volunteer work around our schedules, rather than the...
Guest columnist Oriel Strong: Think impossible thoughts
Patricia Crosby: Meeting of Friends call for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza
Guest columnist Barry Hirsch: Palestinians should turn to Israel for real path to peace
Columnist Richard Fein: National debt — A threat to our nation’s future
Business
Petition to block auto dealership on King Street falters in Northampton
NORTHAMPTON — A joint meeting between the Northampton City Council’s Committee on Legislative Matters and the city’s Planning Board heard public comments on a petition to ban further automobile dealerships near the city’s downtown, an issue that...
Flair and flavor: Couple draws on European, regional travel and food expertise to bring gourmet Aster + Pine Market to Amherst
Prices up, sales down in early spring housing market
Area property deed transfers, April 18
Tea Guys of Whately owes $2M for breach of contract, judge rules
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Arts & Life
Speaking of Nature: ‘Those sound like chickens’: Wood frogs and spring peepers are back — and loud as ever
During a recent lecture on evolutioin I had to explain the differences between three different processes known as geographic, temporal and behavioral isolation. Geographic isolation is the easiest of these concepts to understand because it involves...
Hitting the ceramic circuit: Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail turns 20 years old, April 27-28
Valley Bounty: Your soil will thank you: As garden season gets underway, Whately farm provides ‘black gold’ to many
Painting a more complete picture: ‘Unnamed Figures’ highlights Black presence and absence in early American history
Earth Matters: From Big Sits to Birdathons: Birding competitions far and nearObituaries
Maryann Burke
Hatfield, MA - Maryann Burke (DeMatto), beloved wife, mother and Nonna, passed away on April 19, 2024, with her loving husband by her side. Maryann was born in Holyoke, MA on September 3, 1944, to the late Joseph and Emelia DeMatto. ... remainder of obit for Maryann Burke
Crystal L. Bergeron
Crystal L Bergeron Easthampton, MA - Crystal L Bergeron, 39, of Easthampton sadly left us as she passed away peacefully at home on April 11th, 2024. She was born July 18, 1984, to Roger J Bergeron and Darlene J Bergeron. Crystal had the ... remainder of obit for Crystal L. Bergeron
Richard A. Weber
Richard A Weber Shutesbury, MA - In the earliest hour of Saturday, April 13, 2024, surrounded by the tremendous love of his family, Richard Weber, 60, gently left this world. Rich leaves behind an amazing group of folks who loved him wh... remainder of obit for Richard A. Weber
Daniel James Moriarty
Granby, MA - Daniel J. Moriarty, 66, passed away unexpectedly on April 14, 2024. He was born January 12, 1958 in Holyoke, MA. to the late Donald and Marie Moriary. Daniel grew up in South Hadley and graduated from South Hadley High Scho... remainder of obit for Daniel James Moriarty
