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Local farmers finding market for their meat CSA subscriptions
12-26-2016 10:57 PM

By RICHIE DAVIS

If your answer to “Where’s the beef?” is “local, local, local,” you’re not alone.The demand for locally raised beef, as well as lamb, pork, chicken and turkey, has been inching upward enough in recent years, with Shelburne’s Foxbard and Wheel-View...


AirBnB popular source of income in Pioneer Valley
12-26-2016 10:55 PM

By CAITLIN ASHWORTH

An extra space at home could bring in guests from all over the world — and some extra cash.Many people in Hampshire County are renting living space through the online platform Airbnb, a service that allows people to share space. There are currently...


Nearly 50 shot in Chicago over holiday
12-26-2016 10:46 PM

By KATHERINE ROSENBERG-DOUGLAS

CHICAGO — Five people were wounded in shootings in Chicago early Monday, bringing to almost 50 the number of people shot in the city since Christmas weekend began Friday afternoon. Much of the violence happened in areas “with historical gang...


Blizzards, ice storms wreak havoc in Plains
12-26-2016 10:39 PM

CHICAGO (AP) — Travel conditions remained hazardous as a winter storm swept across much of the northern Plains on Monday, with blowing and drifting snow forcing the closure of an airport and creating near-zero visibility on some roads.The combination...


Typhoon mars festivities in Philippines
12-26-2016 10:37 PM

By BULLIT MARQUEZ

BATANGAS, Philippines — A powerful typhoon blew out of the northern Philippines on Monday after killing at least six people and spoiling Christmas in several provinces, where more than 380,000 people abandoned celebrations at home to reach emergency...


Good wishes flow in for Carrie Fisher
12-26-2016 10:35 PM

By MARK KENNEDY

NEW YORK — Tributes and well-wishes poured in for “Star Wars” actress Carrie Fisher, who was spending Christmas Eve in a Los Angeles hospital after suffering a medical emergency on a flight the day before.“Princess Leia can survive anything!” wrote...


Montana ski town roiled by white supremacist ‘troll army’
12-26-2016 10:35 PM

By MATT VOLZ

The email to a group that promotes diversity in northwestern Montana warned that white supremacists would encircle the advocacy organization’s office and end with someone “swinging by a rope from the nearest lamp post.”“Those days are not far off...


Pepin/Center kids give back with snowmen
12-26-2016 5:47 PM

By CAITLIN ASHWORTH

EASTHAMPTON – Kindergartners and first-graders got a surprise visit from the Pepin/Center Elementary Schools’ mascot, Eli the eagle, who came to thank students for raising a total of $701.74 for the Easthampton Community Center. “Guess how much money...


Select Board race heats up between neighbors
12-26-2016 10:15 AM

By JACK SUNTRUP

HATFIELD — Select Board meetings can stretch deep into the night. They can be dull.But every once in a while, there’s a flash of drama, some simmering issue that needs to be addressed. Things can get tense, and then awkward, if only for a few...


State strives to be green leader in the uncertain era of Trump
12-26-2016 10:14 AM

By Michael Sol Warren

Massachusetts has led the nation in cutting greenhouse gas emissions and embracing renewable energy for years – a tradition continued in Gov. Charlie Baker’s administration. Now, however, the election of Donald Trump and his attitude about less...


Russian military plane crashes into Black Sea
12-25-2016 7:15 PM

By VLADIMIR ISACHENKOV

MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian plane carrying 92 people to an air base in Syria crashed Sunday into the Black Sea minutes after taking off from the city of Sochi, Russia’s Defense Ministry said. There appeared to be no survivors, and those on board included...


Editorial: History lessons in Hatfield
12-25-2016 6:56 PM

Hatfield takes local history seriously and its Historical Museum’s latest project opens a fascinating window to a bygone era of one of the town’s major industries.The Porter Machine Works was founded in 1886 by Jonathon E. Porter near the Mill River,...


Business briefs: UMass food specialist gets grant
12-25-2016 5:43 PM

Greenfield Savings promotes threeGREENFIELD – Kelly Gagnon has been promoted to trust officer in the Trust and Investment Management Group at Greenfield Savings Bank. Gagnon joined the bank in 2010, and has worked in the financial services industry...


Hanukkah celebrators light up winter night with Chinese food
12-25-2016 5:08 PM

By EMILY CUTTS

NORTHAMPTON – The sounds of laughing and singing filled the halls of Congregation B’nai Israel Saturday night as hundreds gathered to mark the first night of Hanukkah.Traditionally, Jews across the world light candles to commemorate the festival of...


A healing home in Northampton: Property owner Jordi Herold offers free apartment for a year to refugees
12-24-2016 12:15 PM

By AMANDA DRANE

NORTHAMPTON — City property owner and founder of the Iron Horse Jordi Herold said his decision to donate one of his rental units to incoming refugees spawned from a New Year’s resolution.Each year during Hanukkah, Herold said his family takes time to...


Editorial: Hanukkah, Christmas stories of miracles
12-23-2016 10:32 PM

If you’re a child, this is the weekend when the magic of the holiday comes to life. But as much as there is “magic” involved, many people around the globe are celebrating two miracles this weekend. The first night of Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish...


Columnist Don Robinson: In season of Advent, what can we hope for?
12-23-2016 5:46 PM

By DON ROBINSON

Advent, the Christian season that concludes with the winter solstice, is a time of repentance and of hope, in preparation for the celebration of the birth of Christ.Believers understand Advent in the context of the history of Israel. Abraham entered...


Gloria DiFulvio: Where will you draw the line?
12-23-2016 3:39 PM

By GLORIA DIFULVIO

In a post-election Facebook post, Dan Rather had this to say: “Now is a time when none of us can afford to remain seated or silent. We must all stand and be counted.” The challenges we face after the election are beyond party and politics he...


Amherst church turns down $200,000 in CPA money
12-23-2016 12:22 AM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — Representatives of the First Congregational Church are turning down $200,000 in Community Preservation Act money that would have paid more than half the cost of installing a fire sprinkler system in its building at 165 Main St.Instead, the...


Activist lawyer offers allies ways to help undocumented immigrants
12-23-2016 12:21 AM

By STEPHANIE MURRAY

AMHERST — Many immigration resources are underutilized in the United States, according to immigration attorney Lauren Burke. And she is on a mission to change that.Burke, a 2002 graduate of Amherst Regional High School, spoke Thursday night about how...

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