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Columnist Jeff Napolitano: Undocumented residents not the problem
04-06-2017 8:17 PM

By JEFF NAPOLITANO

Jay Fleitman’s column in the April 4 Daily Hampshire Gazette (“Sanctuary city advocates protect criminals”) is as close to journalistic negligence as I imagine one can get.Let’s start with his ubiquitous use of the term “illegal immigrant,” which the...


Parents argue for removal of EHS principal over handling of racist incidents
04-06-2017 12:40 PM

By CAITLIN ASHWORTH

EASTHAMPTON — The alleged failure of school administrators to act on reports of bullying and harassment has led parents of Easthampton High School students to urge the School Committee to investigate Principal Kevin Burke.Wednesday’s School Committee...


Columnist Lawrence B. Siddall offers a personal glimpse of Iran
04-05-2017 9:22 PM

By LAWRENCE B. SIDDALL

It seems that the news we hear about Iran these days is mostly negative. This is troubling to me as someone who has been there because the media doesn’t tell us much about the Iranian people.Since my brief visit there almost two years ago, I have...


Flooding headaches in Amherst: Homeowners on one street struggle to reach their front doors
04-05-2017 1:24 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — Back from the supermarket with four bags of groceries, Joyce Silverstone was confronted by a pond in the middle of her street, and a dilemma: should she drive through the deep water to get home, or would it be wise to park the vehicle on...


Columnist Cheryl Zoll: Family planning network at risk
04-04-2017 9:07 PM

By CHERYL ZOLL

Congressional lawmakers in Washington may have backed off their drive to repeal the Affordable Care Act, but they are certain to consider other harmful policy changes and funding cuts that could limit women’s access to reproductive health care and the...


Editorial: Towns free to go their own way with broadband
04-03-2017 8:42 PM

It doesn’t happen often enough, but last week common sense prevailed in state government.The Baker administration, saying it heard the pleas of 40 rural towns in central and western Massachusetts, has essentially stepped out of the way to allow those...


Columnist Jay Fleitman: Sanctuary city advocates protect criminals
04-03-2017 8:40 PM

By JAY FLEITMAN

Synonyms of sanctuary: refuge, haven, retreat, safe place, protection, asylum, shelter, hiding place, immunity from pursuers.San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Chicago, New York, and our own Northampton and Amherst, liberal communities all, have...


Red Fire Farm to run store, bakery
04-02-2017 3:04 PM

By RICHIE DAVIS

MONTAGUE CENTER — A new farm store and bakery is growing where a bar once stood.Red Fire Farm is readying its latest venture — Red Fire North: A Farm Store and Bakery on Route 63 — on the site of the former Montague Inn.The new venture is seen as an...


Columnist Bill Newman: Constitution reading inspiring, disheartening
03-31-2017 7:41 PM

By BILL NEWMAN

The Preamble begins, “We the People.” The evening of March 26, a large group gathered at the Haymarket Café in Northampton to read the United States Constitution and its amendments. The thought was, we talk about the Constitution a lot but we actually...


Hundreds of EHS students walk out to protest racist incidents; student fight prompts school, police probe
03-31-2017 12:28 AM

By EMILY CUTTS

EASTHAMPTON — Hundreds of Easthampton High School students staged a walkout Thursday morning in response to what one organizer called the school’s indifference to addressing racism — and less than 24 hours after a fight involving students in the high...


Editorial: ‘Deal-maker’ Trump fails as president
03-29-2017 10:33 PM

As Donald Trump wraps up his first 10 weeks in the White House, it is clear that the braggadocio he employed as “the closer” in negotiating real estate deals does not play well as president.The other two branches of government dealt Trump humiliating...


Columnist Gloria DiFulvio: Americans have ability to effect change
03-29-2017 10:33 PM

By GLORIA  DIFULVIO

In Aesop’s fable, “The Boy who Cried Wolf,” a shepherd boy repeatedly tricks villagers into believing a wolf is attacking their sheep. Alarmed, villagers run to the boy’s aid only to find he had made up the story.Everyone wants to believe the boy...


So your mailbox was taken out by a snow plow. What now?
03-24-2017 2:34 PM

By MICHAEL MAJCHROWICZ

NORTHAMPTON — Many of the mailboxes that line Florence Road are shells of their former selves.Some are tethered to their posts by bungee cords. Some are held in place with near entire rolls of gorilla tape. Others have been reduced to jagged plastic...


Editorial: Trump news keeps getting weirder
03-24-2017 12:53 PM

Two-thirds of the way through President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office, the news just keeps getting weirder and — for those who cherish the rule of law and reason — more disturbing.FBI Director James B. Comey told congressional...


Columnist Don Robinson: Experiencing a political revolution
03-22-2017 9:06 PM

By DON ROBINSON

There have been two great presidents in American history: Abraham Lincoln and Franklin Delano Roosevelt. We can learn a lot from studying how they became great presidents.First, they were preceded by a parade of nonentities, men who staggered blindly...


Granby house a total loss after late night fire
01-10-2017 8:24 AM

CAITLIN ASHWORTH

GRANBY – A private home at 22 Lyn Drive was lost to flames Monday night, according to Granby Police.The Grandy Police Department received calls on the fire at about 10:17 p.m. and Granby Fire and Ambulance Personnel, South Hadley Fire districts 1 and...


Jeopardy! winning streak comes to an end for Umass professor
01-10-2017 1:43 AM

By FRAN RYAN

NORTHAMPTON — Joseph Bartolomeo’s two-day winning streak on the TV game show “Jeopardy!” came to an end Monday evening when the University of Massachusetts Amherst English professor lost to a Virginia social worker. The two-time champion had won a...


Editorial: State a leader in farm-to-consumer sales
01-09-2017 8:31 PM

Massachusetts has long been on the cutting edge of enterprises ranging from education and biotech to changes in our health care system. But there’s another home-grown enterprise that the state is cultivating that is more down to earth –...


Natalia Muñoz: Time to leave gracefully, President Obama
01-09-2017 8:28 PM

By NATALIA MUÑOZ

President Obama finally found his muscle on Israel, dispatching the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations to draw a line against the expansion of Jewish settlements on Palestinian lands. Then Secretary of State John Kerry explained why the U.S. cannot...


Editorial: Battle against opioid abuse must continue
01-06-2017 8:34 PM

Despite advances made in Massachusetts during 2016 in battling opioid addiction, much work remains to be done in combating this nationwide blight.Last March, Gov. Charlie Baker signed what he called the most comprehensive law in the United States to...

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