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Just a big kid at art: Carle Museum showcases children’s book art of legendary graphic designer Seymour Chwast
11-30-2023 1:13 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

Seymour Chwast turned 92 this summer. But in his heart, he might still be about 8 or 9 years old, based on the work he continues to create.A legendary graphic designer who, beginning in the 1950s, helped revolutionize the look of commercial art,...

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A tale of two Main Streets: Similar-size Concord faced same objections to makeover as Northampton, but it’s now a big hit
10-16-2023 10:27 AM

By ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL

CONCORD, N.H. — In the center of New Hampshire’s capital city of Concord lies its Main Street, overlooked by the city’s historic gold-domed State House building and its accompanying plaza featuring statues of the Granite State’s most notable political...


The Beat Goes On: Green River Fest and Django in June near, Jazz Fest screens Roach doc, and more
06-08-2023 3:33 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

As spring gets ready to segue into summer, the outdoor music scene is beginning to heat up. And in the Valley, there’s no bigger outdoor music event than the Green River Festival, set to take place June 23 through 25.Now in its 36th season, Green...


Hampshire Regional celebrates college athlete commitments (PHOTOS)
05-17-2023 4:33 PM

By KYLE GRABOWSKI

WESTHAMPTON – Both newly established programs and powerhouses sent athletes to the next level during Hampshire Regional’s signing ceremonies Wednesday.Two girls lacrosse players (the school began hosting the cooperative program in 2022), two field...


Easthampton outlines how it will fill two School Committee seats
05-11-2023 7:41 PM

By EMILY THURLOW

EASTHAMPTON — The City Council and School Committee will jointly decide who will replace the two School Committee seats vacated by Shannon Dunham and Laurie Garcia, who resigned in the wake of the failed superintendent search.“The City Council and...


‘Everything fell into place’: Amherst senior Amalia Martin commits to Duquesne volleyball
04-15-2023 12:00 PM

By KYLE GRABOWSKI

Amalia Martin stood outside a chemistry classroom and watched flaming napkins extinguish themselves when they dropped and chemicals change states and colors from a hallway.Her classes took place online during her sophomore at Ridge View High School in...


Oliveira bill seeks to include sign language classes in schools
04-11-2023 9:23 AM

By Sydney Ko

Brittainy Simpson grew up in the hearing world but was considered an oral deaf, a person who is born deaf or becomes deaf before they learn how to speak. Despite getting by with a hearing aid and lip-reading, Simpson only learned how to sign at age...


“The hard way”: Max Lockett’s winding path from Northampton basketball to a Division 1 football scholarship 
02-10-2023 5:18 PM

By KYLE GRABOWSKI

Maximus Lockett looked like a basketball player. He stood 6-foot-7, 185 pounds as a freshman and played varsity basketball at Northampton. Basketball occupied most of his life, as Lockett traveled the country on the AAU circuit and logged highlight...


Back Porch Festival in Northampton set for big expansion in 2023
10-31-2022 2:11 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

NORTHAMPTON — The Back Porch Festival, Signature Sounds’ late-winter showcase for American roots music, is poised to return in 2023 — in a much bigger format.Incorporating elements of First Night Northampton, the Back Porch Festival will expand to...


Shutesbury designer brings vision and long view to laying out greenspace
09-09-2021 5:05 PM

By MICKEY RATHBUN

SHUTESBURY — Many of us find ourselves puzzling over what to do with a bare yard, or an outdoor space that doesn’t quite work, or even an established garden that has gone “meh.” We want to make a change, but we’re stuck. We might have too many ideas,...


Stolen Northampton yard sign depicting MAGA-BLM hug sets off Facebook firestorm
06-17-2020 2:29 PM

By BERA DUNAU

NORTHAMPTON — The theft of a Northampton activist’s lawn sign has stirred up a firestorm online centering on ethics, free speech and race.Billy Park noticed June 6 that a lawn sign he had displayed in his front yard on Crescent Street — depicting a...


Belchertown swimmers Dennis Lelic, Haley Synan announce college commitments
04-19-2017 9:02 PM

By KYLE GRABOWSKI

BELCHERTOWN — Riley Synan should get a finder’s fee.Both directly and indirectly, she helped two Belchertown swimmers find their fits on college swim teams in central New York.Senior Dennis Lelic will be joining her at SUNY Oswego, while her younger...

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