Columnist Daniel Cantor Yalowitz: Staying real, remaining humble
Sunderland TM approves battery storage bylaw, agrees to ask Legislature to lower municipal voting age
Leverett residents back Gaza cease-fire resolution at Saturday’s Town Meeting
Shutesbury voters back battery storage bylaw at Town Meeting
Regional Notebook: April 29, 2024
Conway seeks approval of Festival of the Hills fund at Town Meeting
McGovern, Gobi visit development sites in Greenfield, Wendell
Turners Falls third graders share vision for new or expanded library
The World Keeps Turning: Quantifying happiness — How we measure up
‘I have found great happiness’: The Rev. Timothy Campoli marks 50 years as Catholic priest
GREENFIELD — The Rev. Timothy Campoli was ordained on April 6, 1974. There is little way he could have predicted he would mark his 50th year in the Catholic priesthood by celebrating Mass exactly a half-century later, but that’s precisely what...
Proof that it’s never too late: Solo exhibit and free workshops honor the late Frederick Gao, a Belchertown resident who became a painter in his last five years
For the months of May and June, the Sunderland Public Library’s Lane Family Reading Room Gallery will turn into a fount of inspiration, as the library honors the work of a late-blooming artist.Through “Awing & Honoring Frederick Gao,” the library will...
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Authorities ID victim in Greenfield slaying
State records show Northfield EMS chief’s paramedic license suspended over failure to transport infant
Police report details grisly crime scene in Greenfield
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‘I have found great happiness’: The Rev. Timothy Campoli marks 50 years as Catholic priest
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Self-expression on display: ServiceNet members’ artworks on view at Greenfield Public Library through end of May
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Embracing both new and old: Da Camera Singers celebrates 50 years in the best way they know how
Sports
UMass football: Spring Game closes one chapter for Minutemen, 2024 season fast approaching
AMHERST — For a coach who’s been in the business for as long as UMass football head coach Don Brown has, it’s hard to find something he hasn’t already seen.But during the Minutemen’s month of spring practice, they impressed the longtime coach with...
High schools: MacKenzie Paulin lifts Greenfield softball past rival Turners 3-2
High schools: Seventh-inning rally helps Turners Falls softball edge Frontier 6-3 (PHOTOS)
Keeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: Minutemen ready for their spring formal
Track & field: Greenfield, Mohawk Trail split dual meet
Opinion
Emily Gaylord: Shores Ness brings experience
Deerfield friends and neighbors: If you want a fiscally responsible selectperson, you already have her: Carolyn Shores Ness. She has an estimable track record of working closely with legislative officials, securing funding (that important “f” word),...
Araceli Katalin McCoy: Why we should change the voting age to 16
Arlene and Doug Tierney: Vote for Blake Gilmore on May 6
David Dempsey: The Carnegie Library is overdue for an upgrade
My Turn: Dear Patients — We hear you!
Business
Goddard finds ‘best location’ in Shelburne Falls with new Watermark Gallery space
SHELBURNE FALLS — The 20 Bridge St. space that formerly housed Molly Cantor’s pottery now displays Watermark Gallery’s eclectic collection of modern art pieces.Local artist Laurie Goddard opened Watermark Gallery last month as her seventh location in...
New buyer of Bernardston’s Windmill Motel looks to resell it, attorney says
New Realtor Association CEO looks to work collaboratively to maximize housing options
New owners look to build on Thomas Memorial Golf & Country Club’s strengths
Cleary Jewelers plans to retain shop at former Wilson’s building until 2029
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Arts & Life
Speaking of Nature: Bird of my dreams, it’s you: Spotting a White-tailed Tropicbird on our cruise in Bermuda
It was the morning of April 16 and I was up early. It seems to be impossible for me to sleep late at this time of year because I am so excited about seeing the first birds of the season, but this particular morning was a little different. It was the...
Time to celebrate kids and books: Mass Kids Lit Fest offers a wealth of programs in Valley during Children’s Book Week
Sounds Local: A rock circus returns to Turners Falls: The Slambovian Circus of Dreams brings the fun Friday night at the Shea
Rescuing food and feeding people: Rachel’s Table programs continue to expand throughout western Mass
A day to commune with nature: Western Mass Herbal Symposium will be held May 11 in MontagueObituaries
Elizabeth Merrill
Elizabeth (Lisa) Merrill Northampton , MA - Lisa died peacefully in Hospice, attended by family, her longtime caregivers, and the wonderful staff at Linda Manor Assisted Living in Northampton, MA on April 15, 2024 at age 95. Lisa was bo... remainder of obit for Elizabeth Merrill
Lorraine G. White
Haydenville, MA - Lorraine G. (Guertin) White, 96, passed away peacefully at home in Haydenville MA on Wednesday, April 24th, 2024. Born in 1927 to Hector Guertin, and Lena (Lataille) Guertin in Southbridge, MA. An only child, she majo... remainder of obit for Lorraine G. White
Nancy Judd Coughlan
Fairfax, VA - On April 19, 2024, Nancy Judd Coughlan of Fairfax, Virginia passed away peacefully at The Virginian Skilled Nursing Facility at the age of 84. Mrs. Coughlan was born in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the daughter of the form... remainder of obit for Nancy Judd Coughlan
Thelma Emily Loven Moeckel
Deerfield, MA - Thelma Emily Loven Moeckel passed away peacefully April 20, 2024, at her home in Deerfield, Massachusetts after a long and wonderful life filled with much laughter, music, dance, and many adventures on her travels around... remainder of obit for Thelma Emily Loven Moeckel
