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With Select Board support, Deerfield’s Zero-Emission-Vehicle First Policy heads back to Town Meeting
Deerfield residents will vote again on the Zero-Emission-Vehicle First Policy at the May 11 Annual Town Meeting, this time as an article supported by the Selectboard. The policy would require the…
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4mH.S. football: South Hadley suffocates Pathfinder, 34-0, for fifth straight win
SOUTH HADLEY — Four first-half touchdowns powered the South Hadley football team past Pathfinder in its 34-0 victory on Thursday night. Lincoln Belsky, Chase Pecia and Noah Hambley each found the end zone through the ground during the first two quarters, while Brody Keller snagged a reception score from quarterback Nolan Soderbaum as the Tigers’ fast start eventually upped their record to 5-0, with the victory. “When we start fast, we play great games,” Soderbaum said. “We go down in the locker room, we get hyped up. We take practice serious and we’re confident. We know we can beat these teams.” […]
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1mBoys Athlete of the Month: Will Senn-McNally
Senior Will Senn-McNally of the Northampton High School boys soccer team has been named the Gazette’s Athlete of the Month for September. Senn-McNally was a force on the pitch for the Blue Devils. The striker scored a hat trick against Amherst on Sept. 17 and helped lead Northampton to a perfect 9-0 record that includes […]
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4mUMass hockey aims to turn the page at home against RIT
The No. 18 UMass hockey team experienced a rude awakening after being swept by then-unranked Colorado College last week. The Minutemen were outscored 8-1 and came out of their opening weekend without a win for the first time since the 2021-22 season. After dissecting the performances against the Tigers on tape, UMass head coach Greg […]
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2mAmherst condo resident taken to hospital after smoke inhalation in kitchen fire
AMHERST — An Autumn Lane resident who suffered smoke inhalation during a kitchen fire Thursday morning, initially treated at the scene by paramedics, was transported by ambulance to Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton as a precaution, according to the Amherst Fire Department. Six of the eight on-duty firefighters, along with police officers, responded to the […]