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Behind closed doors: Two local killings renew attention on domestic violence and its warning signs
The deaths of Diane Opper and Emma MacDonald, two local women allegedly killed by their husbands within a month of each other this spring, have brought renewed attention to domestic violence and the…
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3mA Look Back, June 15
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4mGazette All-Stars: Boys Volleyball
The Daily Hampshire Gazette sports department will be unveiling All-Stars that are comprised of Hampshire County athletes for the spring sports, starting with boys volleyball. Regular-season play and postseason performances were taken under consideration when putting together All-Stars. Each sport will also include several honorable mentions, for athletes that fell just short of All-Star consideration. […]
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10mKeeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: South Hadley's Rios goes for glory
Good morning! Last week Natalie “Nat” Rios was the best MIAA javelin thrower in the commonwealth, and today she’ll try to be the best in New England. The former Pioneer student-athlete is in North Berwick, Maine, this morning to throw at the 79th annual New England Interscholastic Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Noble High […]
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3mA Look Back, June 13
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8m30 Northampton residents seek to join lawsuit over divestment resolution
NORTHAMPTON — A group of 30 Northampton residents, including 20 members of the local Jewish community, is lending its support to a City Council resolution to divest from entities involved in human rights violations in Israel and Palestine by seeking to intervene in a lawsuit against the city. In a memorandum made public Thursday, the […]