Daily Hampshire Gazette
Amherst officials debate dispatch numbers for unarmed responders
AMHERST — Six months after the Emergency Communications Center began dispatching some emergency calls to the town’s unarmed community responders, questions continue about whether too few are being…
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4mRichard H. Wynne
<html><head></head><body>Richard H "Dick" Wynne<br /><br />Northampton, MA - Richard H. Wynne: 12/7/1940 – 5/20/2026<br /><br />Born to Lilian M. and Humphrey B. Wynne in Newport News, Virginia, on December 7, 1940, Richard H. Wynne, &q ...
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2mThomas Emery
<html><head></head><body>Thomas Emery<br /><br />Philadelphia, PA - Thomas Longden Emery, or "Tom" as he was fondly known, passed on September 22, 2026 after a brief illness. Born on July 13, 1951, in Syracuse, NY, to the late Hugh and Jean ...
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5mH.S. girls soccer: Hannah Haesaert plays hero in South Hadley's shut out over Belchertown
BELCHERTOWN — It seems whenever the Belchertown and South Hadley girls soccer teams meet, the games are decided by narrow margins. During last year’s Western Mass. Class B final, South Hadley scored the game winning goal in the final minutes of the game, taking the lead just a few minutes after Belchertown tied the score. […]
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5mH.S. football: South Hadley clobbers Chicopee Comp 38-0, moves to 3-0
SOUTH HADLEY – Everyone contributed for the South Hadley football team, Friday night. Sophomore quarterback Nolan Soderbaum was nearly perfect, completing 11-of-13 passes for two touchdowns. Senior Lincoln Belsky nearly rushed for 100 yards. Senior Noah Hambley recovered two onside kicks. Senior kicker Cooper Wall was a perfect 5-for-5 on extra points, in addition to […]