Daily Hampshire Gazette
Pease, Duffy win reelection to Massachusetts House
State Reps. Kelly Pease, R-Westfield, and Patricia Duffy, D-Holyoke, cruised to reelection Tuesday. Pease, a Republican who has represented the 4th Hampden District since 2021, defeated Democrat…
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9mLora Wondolowski handily wins state rep. seat serving 1st Franklin District
Democratic candidate Lora Wondolowski took a significant lead over Independent candidate Amy Lavallee in the 1st Franklin District election as preliminary results were released.
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4mCivics in action: Hampshire Regional students take a trip on Election Day
WESTHAMPTON — On Election Day, dozens of Hampshire Regional eighth graders took a hike up to the Westhampton polls to learn why the day is one of the most important for United States citizens. The field trip was organized by two HRHS civics teachers who brought a total of eight, eighth-grade civics classes to Westhampton Town […]
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3mArts Night Plus returns to downtown Amherst Thursday
AMHERST — Painters, photographers, fiber artists, writers and multimedia creatives will be among those participating in Arts Night Plus, which returns to downtown Amherst’s businesses and cultural spaces Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. After revitalizing Arts Night Plus in April, the Amherst Business Improvement District and Amherst Center Cultural District are staging the free […]
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5mMarkey reelected, vows 'epic fight' for his progressive agenda
Celebrating his reelection after a cycle that called attention to his age and years in Congress, Democratic U.S. Sen. Ed Markey sought to infuse a sense of urgency in pursuing his progressive agenda over the next six years. “Our work is not done tonight. There is an epic fight before us,” Markey, who has said […]
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9mWith decisive win, Healey calls it a 'moment of hope and action'
Gov. Maura Healey won a second term Tuesday, defeating Republican Mike Minogue as Democrats rode a national wave and Massachusetts voters opted to keep the incumbent in office. The Associated Press called the race at 8:01 p.m., just one minute after polls closed, giving Healey an early victory on a night when Democrats made gains across the country. At a jubilant election night gathering at the Fairmont Copley Plaza in Boston, Healey celebrated alongside Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll, thanking supporters and promising to make affordability a central focus of her second term. “I have an obligation, a responsibility, to get up […]