Daily Hampshire Gazette
Liam Gainey's goal, Dean Linden's excellence in net leads UMass men's soccer past UML, 1-0
AMHERST — Another season, another win against the in-state rival. The UMass men’s soccer team continued its reign over UMass Lowell after its 1-0 win at Rudd Field on Wednesday afternoon. The…
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2mH.S. golf: Hampshire upends Amherst for second straight win
Brayden Fennessy and Colby Cabrini both broke 40 in the Hampshire golf team’s 158-193 victory over Amherst at Blandford Country Club on Wednesday. Fennessy earned medalist honors with an even-par 35, while Cabrini carded a four-over 39 as the Raiders improved to 2-0 on the season. Wes Adamski followed Cabrini with a 41 for Hampshire, […]
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7mJudge allows wrongful death lawsuit over Northampton High bullying, student suicide to proceed
EDITOR’S NOTE — This story includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, help is available by calling or texting the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. NORTHAMPTON — A mother’s legal battle against the city claiming wrongful death after her daughter took her life in 2020 amid […]
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8mIn narrow race, 1st Franklin District seat goes to Wondolowski
The race for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Franklin District seat in the House of Representatives was hard-fought, with Lora Wondolowski eking out a victory over Corinne Coryat by less than 100 votes. While Coryat achieved victory in 10 of the 18 municipalities, Wondolowski ultimately pulled ahead with 4,355 votes across the district, 95 […]
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5mUS Sen. Ed Markey fends off challenge from Moulton in Democratic primary
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts secured the Democratic nomination in his bid for a third term in office Tuesday, fighting off a challenger who argued that it was time for a generational change. Markey, 80, defeated U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, 47, in the Senate primary. Moulton, a moderate, was among the many Democrats who […]
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5mBook Review: In 'Half a World Away' Northampton author Jonathan Wright's 10-year-old self begins a lifetime of wonder
When Jonathan Wright was mining memories for his new book, “Half a World Away,” he went first to his journal, written when he was 10 years old and on an intercontinental trip with his family in 1963. The diary was full of gems that captured a sense of wonder — and, at times, horror — about the state of the world and young Wright’s place in it. There were the black-and-white images, too, that he had taken throughout the nine-month venture, photographs that he and his brother supplemented with a stack of colorful postcards. As an adult now in his 70s, […]