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‘The stage is yours’: Belchertown High School sends 135 graduates out of the nest
BELCHERTOWN — The 90-degree weather heated the sea of camping chairs and umbrellas that covered Belchertown High School’s Stadium Field Thursday evening, and people were doing their best to keep cool.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:56 amUMass student is Gazette’s Young Community Leader for work with youth, domestic violence survivors
AMHERST — A University of Massachusetts student majoring in sociology, Prachi Dayal regularly interacts with survivors of domestic violence as a legal intern at Safe Passage in Northampton, talking to these individuals and ensuring they and their families get the help they need.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:56 amShaping young lives: Hadley’s Dave Wintsch named Person of the Year
HADLEY — One evening years ago at a Young Life Camp in the Adirondack Mountains, Dave Wintsch and the merry band of teenagers under his watch walked into a dining hall to big bowls of spaghetti and sauce, but not a single utensil.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:56 amJuan Rodriguez named permanent principal at Amherst Regional Middle School
AMHERST — Juan A. Rodriguez, Amherst Regional Middle School’s interim principal, will become the school’s permanent principal starting July 1.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:54 amOne voyage ends, another begins for Amherst Regional High School’s 190 graduates
AMHERST — After concluding her valedictory remarks reflecting on the last weeks of senior year, Daniella Sherman suggested taking a final high school selfie, which she did by taking out her cellphone and posing alongside her five fellow valedictorians and the full 190-member class on stage at the Tillis Performance Hall at the Bromery Center for the Arts.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:53 amImmigrant allies ask Amherst officials to call rapid-response hotline, confront ICE when agents are active in town
AMHERST — One resident is suggesting that any time federal Immigrations and Customs Enforcement agents are active in Amherst, town officials should immediately call a hotline that activates a network of immigrant-rights advocates.
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Quabbin towns call for better state support for what they do to protect Boston-area drinking water
SHUTESBURY — Even though located at the edge of the Quabbin Reservoir that provides drinking water for millions of residents in and around Boston, Shutesbury has no municipal water supply and has spent almost $700,000 to address contamination from PFAS, or forever chemicals, in private wells.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:52 amSneak peek: Cooley Dickinson shows off progress on hospital’s new Emergency Department
NORTHAMPTON — Only steps away from where ambulances will be bringing patients to Cooley Dickinson Hospital’s expanded Emergency Department are two dedicated resuscitation rooms.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:52 amVacant former school in South Amherst could become anchor for housing development
AMHERST — Even with several residential developments in the pipeline or under construction in Amherst, including some aimed at providing homes for low- and moderate-income individuals and families, the town is looking at creating new opportunities for addressing a continued housing shortage.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:51 amAround Amherst: Longtime Town Hall clerk Susan Audette bids adieu
AMHERST — A regular presence at Amherst Town Hall for 20 years, Town Clerk Susan Audette recently retired after more than four years overseeing town elections and vital records.
Read More 12 June 2025 | 1:49 amAmherst maintains strong bond rating
AMHERST — Amherst’s strong financial position and prudent fiscal management are being recognized by S&P Global Ratings, which recently gave the town an AA+ bond rating with a stable outlook, the second highest rating it assigns.
Read More 5 June 2025 | 10:00 pmJones Library groundbreaking set for June 18 in Amherst
AMHERST — A ceremonial groundbreaking for the $46.1 million expansion and renovation of the Jones Library, which is already closed to the public to make way for the project, is set for June 18.
Read More 4 June 2025 | 9:43 pmOutdoor recreation in spotlight as state labor secretary visits region, takes canoe ride on Lake Warner
HADLEY — Two canoes circling Lake Warner in North Hadley on a mild and sunny Wednesday morning last week provided a chance for those on board to paddle the 70-acre pond and appreciate the sights and sounds of the area, from fish swimming through the water to birds flying overhead, and even a large snake briefly coming onto the lawn next to the boat launch.
Read More 4 June 2025 | 9:42 pmArchitects: Hadley’s old school could be rehabbed for $8M
HADLEY — An historic school building in town center that has been vacant for a decade could be rehabilitated into micro apartments, office space or classrooms and art studios at a cost of less than $10 million, according to a report presented to the Select Board last week.
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