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Arts Briefs: Valley Voices Story Slam in Northampton, ‘Latin Dance Night Fundraiser’ in Holyoke, and more
A roundup of local arts events: book fair, staged reading about Teddy Pendergrass, Latin dance fundraiser, museum exhibit, community auditions, story slam, and Smith College dance concert.
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2mH.S. golf: Luke Heroux shoots one-under par 35, Orioles edge Pioneers
The Belchertown golf team continued its hot start after its 179-185 victory against Pathfinder Tech at Cold Spring Country Club on Friday. The Orioles moved to 3-0 on the season, with Luke Heroux grabbing medalist honors for the third straight match for Belchertown. Heroux shot one-under par 35, with two birdies scattered throughout his scorecard. […]
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2mSports Briefs: UMass, Amherst College to host badminton tournament
The second annual Amherst Invitational, a collegiate badminton tournament, will return to the Pioneer Valley on Saturday, Oct. 10 . Co-hosted by UMass and Amherst College, the tournament expects to welcome more than 100 players to Amherst. Last year’s event featured teams from Yale, Brown, Williams and Boston College. Prizes and raffles will be awarded […]
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5mJudge denies defense bid to independently examine Hotel UMass murder suspect's phone
NORTHAMPTON — A Superior Court judge denied a defense attorney’s motion to independently examine the cellphone of murder suspect Jeffrey MacDonald following a lively debate in Hampshire Superior Court on Thursday. MacDonald, a Wilbraham chef accused of murdering his wife at the Hotel UMass in April, appeared in court alongside his attorney Mary Saldarelli for […]
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5mNorthampton weighs demolition of historic house owned by Cooley Dickinson Hospital
NORTHAMPTON — The Historical Commission is deciding whether to delay Cooley Dickinson Hospital’s plans to demolish the 150-year-old “Louise Finn” house at 1 Denniston Place, which was dedicated to a community pillar in 2009 and is believed to have ties to the early abolitionist movement. John Atwater, facilities manager at Massachusetts General Hospital, which owns […]
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7mA new path to homeownership: Amherst Community Homes officially opens
AMHERST — After more than 25 years in North Amherst, the last 17 as a renter at Riverside Apartments, Cat Stryker never expected to own a home here. This fall, she will. Next month, Stryker will acquire a duplex at Amherst Community Homes, where she’ll share a dwelling with her grown daughter. “I could never […]