NORTHAMPTON — On Friday, Smith College women’s volleyball got a look at what it’s going to take if they want to make a long run in the NCAA Tournament in November. The Bears hosted their toughest ...
AMHERST — Concerns over the operation of the town transfer station, should a pay-as-you-throw curbside trash, recycling and compost system be implemented, have led Town Council members to call for a ...
From left: Monica Knorr, Steve Sinding and Jessica Rosenberg, of "Lathrop Obie Bees," spell a word during the 24th Annual Northampton Education Foundation Adult Spelling Bee at the BOMBYX Center for ...
State Rep. Aaron Saunders, D-Belchertown, testifies at a Municipal Water Resources Authority public hearing in Belchertown in September. CAROL LOLLIS / Staff File Phoo Sign up for the Gazette's ...
SUNDERLAND — In a 430-188 vote, Sunderland voters gave the final approval needed for an $800,000 override that will raise fiscal year 2027 property taxes by 10.7%. The election followed a vote of ...
Democratic U.S. Rep. Richard Neal and his Independent challenger Nadia Milleron debated in the 22News studios on Wednesday, less than two weeks before the Nov. 3 election. It is their first and only ...
From left: Smith College post-doctoral researcher Giulia Ribeiro, UMass Amherst doctoral candidate candidate Godwin Ani and Smith College biology professor Laura Katz at Smith College's Burton Hall in ...
HOLYOKE — The long-vacant Kmart and Shop Rite on Northampton Street was OK’d for demotion in a unanimous vote by the City Council Tuesday night, paving the way for new retail space. A special permit ...
Christina Miles, a researcher and assistant curator, and Debora Bridges, curator and administrative manager, at Ancestral Bridges, talks about the art piece Elizabeth Freeman made by Meclina Gomes, ...
Construction on Ferry Street last Thursday in Easthampton, where crews are working to identify the cause of sinkhole in the street. CAROL LOLLIS / Staff Photo Sign up for the Gazette's morning ...
Ballot Question 7 on the Nov. 3 ballot proposes to allow construction of single-family homes in residentially zoned areas totaling at least 5,000 square feet of land, given that there is at least 50 ...
HOLYOKE — State Sen. John C. Velis, D-Westfield presented $20,000 in state funding to the Magic for Maddie Foundation on Saturday during the nonprofit’s annual 5K and carnival. The event draws more ...
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