Daily Hampshire Gazette
Goshen seeks resident opinion on zoning and planning priorities
Goshen launches a community survey to guide comprehensive zoning bylaw revisions, supported by PVPC assistance, with public sessions and approvals ahead after decades of minimal changes.
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4mGuest columnist Mariel E. Addis: Yet another pedophile scandal
Now, I am no fan of JK Rowling, the British author of the Harry Potter series. She has spent the last decade and a whole bunch of money vilifying transgender women and claiming that they are a threat to cisgender women in women-only spaces. There is, however, no evidence to back up Rowling’s claims. What […]
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5mMy Turn: Trump’s attack on voting rights — A path to dictatorship
Donald Trump is looking a bit desperate. He’s now zeroed in on the Constitution’s voting rights with his Save America Act. He’s again calling into question our record of free and fair elections — long the envy of the world. Yet his rumor-laced lies seem to have a nation of would-be voters where he wants […]
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5m‘This is my way of giving back’: Easthampton breast cancer survivor knits comfort and dignity for fellow fighters
About two years ago, Marthe Young was shopping online. Instead of filling her cart with the typical clothes, toiletries and household staples, the Easthampton resident was searching for a prosthetic. Young was recovering from a mastectomy following a breast cancer diagnosis that had hit as a “total surprise.” “When I went back to work, I […]
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7mColumnist Dr. David Gottsegen: Do you like lettuce? Better shop local!
The belief that the American food system is safe has been sorely tested this summer, with the epidemic spread of the infection of a bubbly disc shaped parasite called Cyclospora cayetanensis. Of course, there are outbreaks all the time from contaminated food — traced back to farms, restaurants, or picnic baskets. But with over 22,000 […]
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6mTown officials clash over East Amherst historic district proposal
AMHERST — In an era when many young families may be challenged in finding homes to buy or rent, placing various restrictions on existing properties to protect their historic value may limit future housing opportunities. That’s a view offered by Planning Board member Jerah Smith at a meeting with the Local Historic District Commission last […]