Daily Hampshire Gazette
UMass hockey aims to turn the page at home against RIT
The No. 18 UMass hockey team experienced a rude awakening after being swept by then-unranked Colorado College last week. The Minutemen were outscored 8-1 and came out of their opening weekend without…
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1mBoys Athlete of the Month: Will Senn-McNally
Senior Will Senn-McNally of the Northampton High School boys soccer team has been named the Gazette’s Athlete of the Month for September. Senn-McNally was a force on the pitch for the Blue Devils. The striker scored a hat trick against Amherst on Sept. 17 and helped lead Northampton to a perfect 9-0 record that includes […]
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2mAmherst condo resident taken to hospital after smoke inhalation in kitchen fire
AMHERST — An Autumn Lane resident who suffered smoke inhalation during a kitchen fire Thursday morning, initially treated at the scene by paramedics, was transported by ambulance to Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton as a precaution, according to the Amherst Fire Department. Six of the eight on-duty firefighters, along with police officers, responded to the […]
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3mSports Briefs: Smith Voc one step closer to $1 million field upgrade
Hampshire County’s own Smith Vocational High School was selected among 40 high schools across the country to be Division Finalists in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition. The announcement advances Smith Voc closer to the ultimate goal of the $1 million upgrade to its football field. Fans and those around the community can vote once […]
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5mEasthampton approves 18-month moratorium on data centers
EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton is the latest Valley community to temporarily ban new data centers, as the facilities face growing scrutiny across the country and municipalities grapple with how to regulate them. The City Council on Wednesday night passed the moratorium, barring new data center construction for 18 months while the city develops permanent regulations. The […]
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4mParadise City Arts Festival returns to Northampton this weekend with 200 artists, live music
NORTHAMPTON — Thousands are expected to flock to the Three County Fairgrounds this weekend for the 31st year of the Paradise City Arts Festival — the city’s flagship arts and music event. The three-day festival, which opens at 10 a.m. Friday, will feature 200 artists from across the country and six bands on the center […]