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Expanding the canvas: ‘Sum of its Parts’ at Smith College Museum of Art features a range of multi-panel works
10-20-2023 8:38 AM

By STEVE PFARRER

Sometimes artists want to work on a big scale: to tell a particular narrative, to juxtapose images in a unique way, or to do something outside of their usual working parameters.But the challenge to that can be finding enough exhibition space to...


Sharon Farmer: Many benefits to pairing affordable housing with land conservation
10-18-2023 9:39 PM

Kudos to the Kestral Land Trust, the city of Easthampton, Mass Audobon, Community Builders, and the anonymous donor for moving forward with Growing Green: Easthampton, which will convert 53 acres of hayfield, meadow and riparian forest into an 11-acre...


Officials mark start of Peck School demo in Holyoke
10-18-2023 2:54 PM

By Emilee Klein

HOLYOKE — An important step in constructing a new $85.5 million middle school began Tuesday when city and school officials announced the pending start of demolition of the old William R. Peck School.Abatement, demolition and fill of the property will...


Helping people past brain injury barriers: Strive Clinic trains people with assistive technologies
10-17-2023 6:01 PM

By SOPHIE HAUCK

HOLYOKE — Mel Hearne sustained a spinal cord injury in 2004 that left her paralyzed and unable to speak. For 17 years, she answered yes or no questions by raising her eyebrows for “yes,” and rolling her eyes back and forth for “no.”Today she “speaks”...


Girls Inc. gets a $2M federal boost for new headquarters in Holyoke
10-17-2023 11:42 AM

Staff Report

HOLYOKE — A $2 million federal earmark is supporting the renovation of the 480 Hampden St. headquarters and program center for Girls Inc. of the Valley, a nonprofit organization that serves to empower more than 1,000 girls from underserved...


2 suspects charged with accessory to murder in fatal Holyoke shooting
10-17-2023 9:53 AM

Staff Report

HOLYOKE — Two Holyoke residents who allegedly helped one of three suspects wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of an infant on Oct. 4 are facing charges, according to the Hampden district attorney’s office.Jose Galarza, 31, and Jay Marie...


State Police K-9 unit apprehends suspect who hit, dragged trooper by car on I-91 in Holyoke
09-22-2023 8:01 PM

HOLYOKE — After an extensive search Friday afternoon, state and local police found a suspect whose vehicle struck and dragged a Massachusetts State Police trooper on Interstate 91 near the northbound Holyoke rest area Friday afternoon.State Police...


The race for Holyoke’s Ward 7 councilor: Three squaring off in Tuesday preliminary
09-22-2023 1:33 PM

By SOPHIE HAUCK

HOLYOKE — Three candidates for the open Holyoke Ward 7 City Council seat will compete in a preliminary election Tuesday to determine which two contenders advance to the November general election.Eileen Brady Leahy, Meagan Magrath-Smith and Steve N....


A rock star welcome: Mount Holyoke College inaugurates Danielle Ren Holley as 20th president
09-21-2023 7:53 PM

ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL

SOUTH HADLEY — Mount Holyoke College welcomed new President Danielle Ren Holley onto its campus on Thursday, but the way the students cheered and lined along the entranceway upon her arrival, it may as well have been Beyoncé.Holley was officially...


Holyoke School Committee seeks end to state receivership of school district 
09-20-2023 5:52 PM

By SOPHIE HAUCK

HOLYOKE — The Holyoke School Committee voted unanimously to petition state Education Commissioner Jeffrey Riley to release the city’s public schools from state receivership during a special meeting on Monday night.All eight committee members appeared...


Holyoke Police arrest Greenfield woman walking with weapons in trash bag
09-19-2023 11:40 AM

HOLYOKE — A Greenfield woman with no license to carry or FID card was arraigned in Holyoke District Court on Monday after being arrested by police while walking on High Street carrying guns and knives in a trash bag.Sheri Sulewski, 58, pleaded not...


‘Housing rights are human rights’: Rallygoers in Holyoke call for state changes for renters; mayor promises new tenant protection office
09-15-2023 2:46 PM

By ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL

HOLYOKE — Christiana Haramut has dealt with some of the same issues at her rental apartment inside a 113-year-old building near downtown for years — moldy ceilings, leaking drainage pipes and drafty windows, to name just some of the issues.Though her...


Holyoke woman seeks damages over forcible arrest
09-14-2023 6:19 PM

By ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL

NORTHAMPTON — A lawyer representing a Holyoke woman whose arrest by Northampton police sparked backlash has officially filed a claim for damages with the city, seeking monetary compensation on behalf of her client.Dana Goldblatt, an attorney based in...


Settlement commits Holyoke to $27M in sewer work to cut discharges into river
09-14-2023 11:56 AM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

HOLYOKE — A consent decree requiring Holyoke to cut back on sewage discharges into the Connecticut River, a settlement reached in March with the U.S. Department of Justice following violations of the city’s federal and state wastewater discharge...


Girls cross country preview: Another deep Amherst team has high hopes
09-12-2023 7:02 PM

By HANNAH BEVIS 

The cross-country season dawns in the Valley with storylines swirling about recent graduates and who can step up to fill their shoes.This happens every year — it’s inherent in high school sports. But on the girls cross-country scene, it’s especially...


Guest columnist Patrick O’Connor: Officials paid handsomely, yet poor kids can’t get bus to school
09-11-2023 6:21 PM

By PATRICK O’CONNOR

While Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia claims the city cannot afford to bus children through an unsafe area, school administrators and city officials continue to get paid handsomely. Just take a moment to look at some of these top 2022 school salaries, as...


Bring on the art: September brings fresh exhibits to the Valley as colleges reopen
09-11-2023 10:17 AM

By STEVE PFARRER

September brings hordes of college students back to the Valley — as well as new art exhibits. Here’s a selected look at what’s on tap at several local campuses, as well as some area galleries.University Museum of Contemporary Art, University of...


Girls volleyball preview: Sean MacDonald prepares for final season coaching defending state champion Frontier
09-08-2023 8:00 PM

By HANNAH BEVISand THOMAS JOHNSTON

The Sean MacDonald era with the Frontier girls volleyball team is coming to an end at the conclusion of this season.MacDonald — who has won 11 state titles with the Redhawks, the second most for any program in the Commonwealth — said he plans for this...


Field hockey preview: Can Frontier make another deep state tourney run?
09-08-2023 7:42 PM

By HANNAH BEVIS 

Last year’s Frontier field hockey squad was one of the best in Western Mass., downing rival Greenfield 2-1 in the Western Mass. Class C final and making it all the way to the quarterfinals of the MIAA Division 4 state tournament before Uxbridge...


Lights, camera, action — and more: Black box theater at Holyoke Media becomes a forum for the arts and other events
09-08-2023 7:29 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

Musicians are always looking for another venue to play. Actors and playwrights search for a new place to stage a show. Dancers want another floor to move on.At Holyoke Media, they all can find room.The independent, nonprofit organization, funded...

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