Daily Hampshire Gazette
Richard Sias
<html><head></head><body>RICHARD SIAS<br /><br />Southampton, MA - Southampton – Richard (Dick) Paul Sias, 80, of Southampton, MA, passed away peacefully on Monday morning, October 12th, in his…
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2mPaul Edward Robison
<html><head></head><body>Paul Edward Robison<br /><br />Leverett, MA - Paul Edward Robison, 81, of North Leverett, MA., passed away peacefully on Tuesday, September 15, 2026 at Regal Care of Greenfield.<br /><br />Born in Westfield, MA, Paul lived in ...
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3mSally Hernick Darby
<html><head></head><body>Sally Hernick Darby<br /><br />Amherst, MA - We are deeply saddened to announce that Sally Darby, 65, passed away peacefully on October 1, 2026, surrounded by her family at home after 2.5 years of ovarian cancer treatment.<br ...
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5mH.S. football: South Hadley football rolls past Holyoke behind Noah Hambley’s three interceptions (VIDEO)
HOLYOKE — Senior Noah Hambley has accomplished a lot in his football career. He is a two-time captain, was named to the Division 7 All-State Team as a safety last year, and has amassed over 1,200 all-purpose yards in his career. But one of the things he had never done was record a touchdown off […]
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3mH.S. football: Easthampton drops first game of the season in lopsided loss to Lee
EASTHAMPTON – Lee High School has Easthampton’s number on the football field. The Wildcats defeated the Eagles convincingly on Friday for the third straight season. Lee scored six times on the ground en route to a 48-6 win at Mountain View School. “They’re a tough football team,” Easthampton coach Tom Hogan said. “They’re well coached […]