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Guest columnist Sam Masinter: Three good questions about Northampton's finances
We ask good questions in this city, and good questions need good data. Here are three questions I hear a lot about our city’s finances and data that can help us work toward answers. Northampton’s…
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4mAnthony F. Kowal
<html><head></head><body>Anthony F. Kowal<br /><br />SOUTHAMPTON, MA - Anthony F. Kowal, 60, of Strong Road passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday morning of October 22, after a long illness. Tony was surrounded by the care and comfort of his ...
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3mWilliam Hargraves
<html><head></head><body>WILLIAM HARGRAVES<br /><br />Northampton, MA - William "Bill" John Hargraves, 80, son of the late George F. and Maclyn Huxley Hargraves, died after a long illness on October 25, in Northampton.<br /><br />Bill was bo ...
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3mCelia Bachand
<html><head></head><body>Celia Bachand<br /><br />Otisco, NY - Celia (Baldwin) Bachand of Otisco N.Y. Passed away on September 6, 2024 in the loving care of her daughter, Deirdre Bachand Hert, in Jupiter FL., Following a long and courageous battle wit ...
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5mWMass field hockey: South Hadley shuts out Smith Academy, advances to second straight Class B final
SOUTH HADLEY — Two seasons ago, the South Hadley field hockey team did not have a varsity program. After losing a large senior class followed by a tough one-win season in 2022, head coach Nicole Casolari decided it was best for the young program to develop as a junior varsity squad. Now in their second year in the a return as a varsity team, the Tigers are two-for-two in making it to the Western Mass. championship game. In its third meeting against Smith Academy, South Hadley got a third quarter goal from junior Ella Haber that turned into what was the […]