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Guest columnist Dr. Charles Brummer: Keep high-powered e-bikes off the rail trail
I strongly agree with Elizabeth Holbrook’s Aug. 25 letter, “Rail trail safety.” The Northampton rail trails should be places where people can walk, jog, bicycle and enjoy the outdoors without having…
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4mSomething evil is lurking on Main Street: Academy of Music brings zombies to life for outdoor 'Thriller' flash mob
On Friday, the Academy of Music will be overrun with zombies. Only a few days ago, these living humans, who will perform outside the theater, first had to rehearse being undead. “Who doesn’t like to shake and stomp and shimmy?” said choreographer Zazie Tobey. “The moves are really delicious to do.” The Northampton theatre will host its first-ever “Thriller Parade” on Oct. 30, at 5 and 5:15 p.m., before a performance of “Beetlejuice JR.” (The rain date is Saturday, Oct. 31, at the same times.) The “parade” isn’t a real parade per se: It’s a flash mob in which dancers dressed […]
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4mRonald R. LaFosse
<html><head></head><body>Ronald R. LaFosse<br /><br />Easthampton, MA - Ronald R. LaFosse, 86, of Westfield, formerly of Easthampton, Shutesbury, Lake Wyola, and Tarpon Springs, Florida, passed away at Baystate Medical Center on October 19, 2026.<br / ...
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5mH.S. Roundup: Grace Matyszewski stars for South Hadley girls volleyball, Tigers advance in Class B bracket
The South Hadley girls volleyball team upended Frontier, 3-1, in the Western Mass. tournament Class B quarterfinal on Tuesday. The fourth-seeded Tigers won by set scores of 25-21, 23-25, 25-21 and 25-23 over the fifth-seeded Redhawks. South Hadley’s Grace Matyszewski led the attack, concluding with 15 kills, eight aces and 25 digs. Maya Lamirande also […]