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$1M in grants to repair regional dams flow to region
Hatfield Historical Society to honor longtime curator
Photo: Barn protector
Columnist Olin Rose-Bardawil: Milleron running as antidote for MIA Rep. Neal
Northampton man to go on trial for 2021 murder
Committee on board with Amherst Regional school merger proposal
The future of aging: Easthampton forums explore how city can help now, in future
Green initiatives up for vote at Pelham special TM
Area briefs: 22nd NEF Spelling Adult Spelling Bee; Rohan award goes to Sheehan; Harvest Festival at Nonotuck Park this weekend
What can you expect from a Cuddle Party? Conversations about consent happen before anything else
As the sun sets over the Hidden Temple in Florence, 14 adults in their comfiest pajamas sprawl on a generous bed of quilts. Outside on this crisp October Saturday, the foliage is just starting to turn, its pops of color complementing the painted...
Fresh start for familiar restaurant: Former Taipei and Tokyo reopens in Northampton as Taipei Hibachi
NORTHAMPTON — Tucked on the steep hill of Crafts Avenue across from City Hall downtown, Taipei Hibachi is trying to make a new name for itself.Inside the newly opened hibachi restaurant, a renovated open floor plan invites customers to a counter...
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Leena’s Place in Belchertown faces state alcohol violation for allegedly serving 22 shots of liquor to underage employees
Question 5: Do tipped workers need a raise? Controversial measure heads to voters
PVTA to waive fares, launch new Amherst-to-Greenfield route
Area property deed transfers, Oct. 11
Fresh start for familiar restaurant: Former Taipei and Tokyo reopens in Northampton as Taipei Hibachi
Guest columnist Robin Goldstein: Listen to our restaurant workers and save their livelihoods by voting ‘no’ on Ballot Question 5
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A Look Back, Oct. 11
Illustrating a classic: Smith professor’s artworks featured in an exhibition honoring the centennial of Herman Melville’s ‘Billy Budd’
Photos: Preparing early
Turning chaos into art: New documentary tracing life of acclaimed painter Gregory Gillespie previews at Academy of Music
Sports
Football: Easthampton earns first win of the season with 20-19 victory over Belchertown
EASTHAMPTON — The Belchertown football team had a chance to erase its previous mistakes with under four minutes to play, as the Orioles trailed Easthampton 20-19 but had possession of the ball and hopes to drive down the field for the win.After...
High Schools: Chloe Moynihan scores twice in Hampshire field hockey’s win over Holyoke
Boys soccer: PVCICS scores twice in the second half to defeat Athol, 3-1 (PHOTOS)
UMass Football: Minutemen look to protect home turf against No. 21 Missouri
UMass hockey: Minutemen travel to Vegas to compete in Ice Breaker Tournament
Opinion
Guest columnist Richard Szlosek: Chopin on the ocean
All four of my grandparents were born in Poland, and my father’s parents actually lived with us. Because of that fact, there was often polka music playing on the radio in our house when I was a young boy in the late 1940s.The most popular station was...
Brooks Ballenger and Josna Rege: Support the Haitian Bridge Alliance as it fights a racist disinformation campaign
Lindsey Rothschild: ST Math rollout undermines crucial non-academic time for students
Columnist Tolley M. Jones: Your silence will not protect you
Deb Friedman: New antisemitism commission must have broad representation
Your Daily Puzzles
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A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Business
Area property deed transfers, Oct. 11
AMHERST Philip B. Torrey and Nancy G. Torrey to Nicholas Day, 1450 S. East St., $735,000 Thomas W. Kornack and Elizabeth L. Foley to Amy E. Watts and Regina A. Watts, 20 Sheerman Lane, $740,000 BELCHERTOWN 23 Lake Dr Nt and Jay H. Holtzman to...
Making news in business, Oct. 11
Sisters in space: Katherine Taylor and Jessica Taylor-Mitchell open the Jupiter Club in Easthampton’s Eastworks
Run nears end for Majestic Saloon: Northampton venue focused on LGBTQ community is up for sale 
Blooming in the heart of Easthampton: Mother-daughter duo open Bouquets of the Valley on Cottage Street e-Edition
Arts & Life
Valley Bounty: Plant medicine for the people: Local herbal company grows their own ingredients
Sometimes, medicine comes from a pill bottle. Other times, it grows right in your backyard, if only you knew how to access it.Blending modern chemistry with traditional wisdom, Blue Crow Botanicals puts locally grown herbal medicine right at people’s...
Only Human with Joan Axelrod-Contrada: Ear candy better than real candy: Exploring ways to divert sugar cravings
Get Growing with Mickey Rathbun: Appreciating the aster: The cheerful, abundant flowers will persist until hard frosts set in
‘One sentence can change the course of a relationship’: Valley Players stage first full production, ‘Constellations,’ this weekend and next
Arts Briefs: Poetry reading, pickleball, Mount Holyoke’s first musical in five years, and moreObituaries
Raymond Edward Marois Jr.
Raymond Edward Marois, Jr. Pinehurst, NC - Raymond E. Marois Jr., 83 of Pinehurst NC passed peacefully to our Lord on Sunday, October 6, 2024 at Peak Resources Pine Lake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Carthage, NC. Raymond was bor... remainder of obit for Raymond Edward Marois Jr.
Barbara A. Tetrault
Granby, MA - Barbara A. (Nicholoplus) Tetrault, 70, died October 4, at her home. She was a longtime resident of Granby, and was a paraprofessional in the Granby Public School System for 31 years. Her favorite moments were those spent pu... remainder of obit for Barbara A. Tetrault
Thomas Roman
East Longmeadow, MA - Thomas Theodore Roman, 81, passed away on October 5, 2024 at Baystate Medical Center. Born in Torrington, CT on February 23, 1943, he was the son of the late Theodore and Emily (Radocy) Roman. He attended Becker Co... remainder of obit for Thomas Roman
Keyvan Karbasioun
Northampton, MA - Keyvan Karbasioun, deeply loved by all who knew him, passed away peacefully on Wednesday October 2, 2024, in Northampton surrounded by his loved ones after a long and courageous battle with an illness. Born on Dece... remainder of obit for Keyvan Karbasioun
