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Valley Bounty: Rooted in love: Couple's passion for sustainability and beauty blossoms into three businesses
Rebecca Maillet started growing flowers in 2016 as a tribute to her soulmate, Ruth, whom she lost to cancer. In the denouement of their time together, the couple collected flowers from the backyard,…
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3mMargaret Anderson
<html><head></head><body>Margaret (Peggy) Anderson<br /><br />Easthampton, MA - In memory of Peggy Anderson<br /><br />Margaret Ann "Peggy" Bennett Anderson, 89, died September 10, 2026, at her home at the Lathrop Community in Easthampton, M ...
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4mH.S. boys soccer: Northampton continues to roll, shuts out reigning state champion West Springfield
NORTHAMPTON — Senior Sam Busone felt that he and the rest of the Northampton boys soccer team had a lot to prove heading into Tuesday’s home matchup against West Springfield, the defending MIAA Division 2 state champions. He and his fellow seniors had yet to beat the Terriers in four matches dating back to their […]
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6mH.S. Roundup: Morgan Lawler leads Hampshire girls soccer past Frontier
The Hampshire girls soccer team pulled out an impressive 3-1 victory over Frontier on Tuesday to remain unbeaten to start the 2026 season. Morgan Lawler scored twice and assisted on another while goalkeepers Karaghan Rogalski and Emilia Berrena combined for four saves to highlight the Raiders’ win. Addie Miklasiewicz scored Hampshire’s other goal, which moves […]
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3mUMass football: Minutemen head to California for MAC opener against Sacramento State
The UMass football team will rack up the airline miles this week when it travels to California for its Mid-American Conference (MAC) opener against Sacramento State this Saturday. The undefeated Minutemen (3-0) will take on the newest member of the MAC in the Hornets, who sit at 1-3 to begin the 2026 season. UMass has […]