Daily Hampshire Gazette
Valley Bounty: Growing spiritual nourishment: Inside Northampton's pesticide-free and community-driven Abundance Farm
Abundance Farm grows a sense of community alongside food. Nat Ross, the farm manager, said, “We serve a wide-ranging and diverse community, and there’s absolutely no restriction on who can come to…
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6m‘Give us more of that socialism’: Markey, Warren rally Democrats in Holyoke
HOLYOKE — As President Donald Trump derides the growing influence of socialism within the Democratic Party, U.S. Sen. Ed Markey and Sen. Elizabeth Warren did not shy away from the word early Saturday morning in Holyoke. Instead, they fully embraced it. “Give us more of that socialism,” was Markey’s mantra as he spoke before a […]
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4mBelchertown High field recovers thanks to recent rainstorms, can be used this fall
BELCHERTOWN — The wet weather of the last couple weeks was the Hail Mary Belchertown High School sports needed to save the field for the upcoming sports season. A month after announcing that the field would close for at least the fall season due to water restrictions, Superintendent Brian Cameron told the School Committee earlier […]
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9mGovernor’s Council candidates face off ahead of September primary
Incumbent Tara Jacobs and challenger Michael Fenton presented their platforms during a forum hosted by the League of Women Voters and the Greenfield Recorder ahead of the upcoming District 8 Governor's Council primary.
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Area Briefs: 'Soul of Gaza' event to support displaced Gazan families
‘Soul of Gaza’ event to support displaced Gazan families NORTHAMPTON — A special Palestinian meal and program, The Soul of Gaza, will be held on Saturday, Aug. 29, at 3 p.m. at Lyman Hall First Churches Northampton, 129 Main St. Doors open at 2:45. The event will help Palestinian families displaced in Gaza and Egypt to sustain […]
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2mStuart Solomon
<html><head></head><body>Stuart Solomon<br /><br />Northampton, MA - Stuart Frederick Solomon, whose discerning eye made him one of New England's most trusted antique dealers for more than forty years, died July 21, 2026, in Northampton, Massachus ...