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Guest columnist Kurt Heidinger: Spy cams on our public lands — Massachusetts must make rules
03-10-2025 7:02 AM

By KURT HEIDINGER

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Around the Hamptons: Nomination papers available in Southampton; Easthampton to hold CDBG hearing
03-15-2025 4:31 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

SOUTHAMPTON — Nomination papers are now available in the Town Clerk’s office to those interested in serving in an elected position in town. The deadline for returning a nomination is March 31 by 5 p.m.


Three Hampshire Regional School District teachers lauded with award
03-11-2025 9:23 AM

WESTHAMPTON — Three teachers have been selected by the Hampshire Regional School District as the 2025 Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award winners.


Strange start for region’s sugaring season: Sap coming in slower, with less sugar content
03-06-2025 3:20 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

Paul Zononi was shocked to find that when he started tapping trees for the 2025 sugaring season at Paul’s Sugar House in Williamsburg, the sap came at a trickle — and with only half of its typical sugar content.


Guest columnist Jonathan Kahane: Letting golf rip would do wonders for the game
03-02-2025 6:46 PM

By JONATHAN KAHANE


How ‘community’ became a harder lift: Smaller towns struggle amid a shrinking pool of volunteers
02-21-2025 4:07 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

Small, rural towns like many of those in the Pioneer Valley are often lauded for their sense of community. What makes that community feel so welcoming and vibrant is often a small group of hardworking volunteers — people who keep town governments running, plan local events, and make sure food pantries stay stocked with nutritious foods.


Nine area communities on track for faster internet service
01-28-2025 1:35 PM

By EMILEE KLEIN

A $12.6 million grant will build out broadband internet for almost 100 underserviced communities across the state, including customers in nine Hampshire and Franklin cities and towns.


Guest columnist Jonathan Kahane: Holidays just never stop giving
01-27-2025 8:12 PM

By JONATHAN KAHANE

 


Photo: Feeding good works
12-23-2024 10:48 AM


Guest columnist Raymond Fontaine: Memories of public radio past still glow
12-20-2024 1:04 PM

By RAYMOND FONTAINE

 Every year at New Year’s, my wife and I watch Woody Allen’s wistful and loving tribute to the golden age of radio, “Radio Days.” The narrator of the film, Mr. Allen, reminisces about the fleeting sounds of his youth through a somewhat...


Letter: McGovern Wants Blinken to Obey Our Laws and So Should We
12-19-2024 11:13 AM

Rep. Jim McGovern deserves credit for expressing, on Dec. 17 to Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, his disapproval of their continued support for what Amnesty International concludes is genocide. In a letter,...


Around the Hamptons: Holiday celebrations underway in Southampton; Westhampton OK’d for municipal aggregation; Easthampton searching for new councilor
12-13-2024 11:26 AM

By ALEXA LEWIS

SOUTHAMPTON — With carols, cocoa and cookies, the town gathered to welcome the holiday season with a community tree lighting on Saturday, and more festivities are right around the corner. Friends, families and neighbors flocked to Town Hall last...


Back on her feet with new store at Westhampton’s Hanging Mountain Farm
12-06-2024 11:06 AM

By ALEXA LEWIS

WESTHAMPTON — Anita Aloisi was going about her day as normal at Hanging Mountain Farm about three years ago when she felt something in her back pop.“I couldn’t move after that,” Aloisi said.Aloisi was rushed to the hospital, where she discovered that...


Guest columnist Jonathan Kahane: We have survived much and will again
11-26-2024 12:15 PM

By JONATHAN KAHANE

 I voted for Kamala Harris in the recent presidential election, and I’m very “disappointed” in the result. I chose that word carefully because it, and not the outcome of the vote per se, is the focus of this essay.From the moment this campaign began...


John Phillips Dennett: Another great season of Nutcracker magic!
11-24-2024 2:33 PM

The folks of greater Northampton are lucky again to be treated to another season of the Pioneer Valley Ballet’s Nutcracker! Thomas Vacanti and Maryanne Kodzis (with a little help from Lisa Baldyga) have been busy preparing this season’s performances...


Guest column: Upsetting ‘the economy’ the point of boycott
11-17-2024 3:06 PM

By KURT HEIDINGER

 The postmortem has arrived, concluding voters elected Donald Trump because of “the economy.” After campaigning against him with the red alert message that he is a fascist, Kamala Harris lost all seven swing states. The “economy” message, not the...


Westhampton residents raise privacy concerns about PD request for license plate recognition camera
11-12-2024 4:18 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

WESTHAMPTON — Some residents are raising concerns about a Police Department request to buy an automatic license plate recognition camera, arguing that the idea could be an unnecessary violation of privacy.Police Department officials, however, say that...


Chuck Horn: Pondering our post-election feelings and deeds
10-31-2024 4:32 PM

Come Nov. 6, campaign anxiety will turn to joy or disappointment. Now is a good time to consider how we would handle each.In doing so, please consider this: We will still need to deal with each other. We know our differences, but do we realize how...


Guest columnist Jonathan Kahane: Today’s forecast — Repetition with a scattering of bombast
10-28-2024 4:40 PM

By JONATHAN KAHANE

 I don’t watch much television, mainly the news/weather broadcasts and a baseball game now and then if the Sox are on. Unfortunately it has become too painful to watch them recently, so instead I root against those Boys from The Bronx. Regrettably, my...


Around the Hamptons: Pollinator garden coming to Southampton library; Fall Festival returns to Westhampton
10-17-2024 1:26 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

SOUTHAMPTON — A taste of pollinator-friendly gardening is coming to the Edwards Public Library. The Southampton Good Earth Gardeners were awarded a $500 “Plant Something Bee-eautiful” grant funded by Keep Massachusetts Beautiful, and plans to install...


School cellphone solutions: From locked pouches to bans, high schools are keeping mobile use out of classrooms
10-04-2024 5:33 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

As students file out of Hampshire Regional High School at the end of the day, they have to make a quick stop at one of the many magnets mounted near the exits. These magnets serve as the “keys” to the Yondr pouches their cellphones remain locked in...

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