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Guest columnist Nick Bromell: Left, right, center — words that belong in the dustbin of history
Zohran Mamdani’s election last November triggered an instant backlash of op-eds decrying the rise of a “radical left” within the ranks of the Democratic Party. Abdul El-Sayed’s recent victory in…
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4mCuriosities fair returns to Market Street in Northampton on Oct. 3
Perhaps you’ve been to flea markets, art markets, or antiques markets, but what about an “oddities market?” Market Street Market: A Curiosities Fair, billed as “a one-day marketplace of the macabre and the mystical,” will return to Northampton for its second year on Saturday, Oct. 3, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Market Street […]
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8m'The past is not set in stone': New art show reimagines Medusa's story
Medusa did not get a good deal. As the Roman poet Ovid tells it, Medusa, a Gorgon in Greek mythology, was sexually assaulted by a god inside the goddess Minerva’s temple. Minerva gave her snakes for hair — as punishment, the source text says. Medusa could turn people to stone by looking at them. She […]
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8mAmerica’s story unfolds in art: Norman Rockwell Museum exhibition brings together more than 300 works spanning 250 years of the country’s history
Somehow, the days of feathered quills, snuff and pointy hats seem not so long ago, yet centuries have passed. In celebrating the nation’s birthday, or its difficult-to-pronounce semiquincentennial, through Oct. 26, Stockbridge’s Norman Rockwell Museum is providing an encyclopedic view of our nation’s history as told by artists, photographers and crafts people. “The goal here is to illustrate, as well as possible, how America is defined and depicted in pictures made over the last 250 years,” Russell Lord said during a press reception. He’s the museum’s chief of curatorial affairs and was joined by the site’s chief curator Stephanie Plunkett. “This […]
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10mH.S. girls soccer preview: Granby among several area teams eying deep postseason runs
Soccer season is in full swing as teams hit the pitch for their third week of matches across Hampshire County. Some teams already look to be in mid-season form while others are finding their rhythm in the early swing of the season. Several girls soccer teams left their mark during the playoffs last year and […]
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3mMargaret Anderson
<html><head></head><body>Margaret (Peggy) Anderson<br /><br />Easthampton, MA - In memory of Peggy Anderson<br /><br />Margaret Ann "Peggy" Bennett Anderson, 89, died September 10, 2026, at her home at the Lathrop Community in Easthampton, M ...