Daily Hampshire Gazette
Leverett resident aims to bring the Pledge of Allegiance to Town Meetings
LEVERETT — A longtime resident intends to mount an effort to get the Pledge of Allegiance read before all Town Meetings, an idea that received a cool reception from the Select Board this week. Donald…
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8mCue the music: Dancer-turned-novelist Molly Terrill finds her story in her luthier father's workshop
Molly Terrill’s introduction to the family business was a sensory experience. There were the albums that spun through a crackling record player, from classical to jazz to folk to bluegrass. There was her father’s workspace in the middle of the house in Wendell, where he leaned over a bench as wide as his arms and […]
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9mUnveiling a treasury of classical art: Clark Art Institute displays 150 antique works from Aso Tavitian collection
Through Feb. 21, Williamstown’s Clark Art Institute is displaying 150 pristine works of antiquity, many never before shown publicly, bequeathed to the museum by the philanthropist and collector Aso Tavitian (1940–2020). There were audible gasps from several reporters when they first entered the galleries, given the dramatic atmosphere of perfectly preserved oils from centuries past. […]
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6mFor whom the bale tolls: Jae Silverman’s grassroots mission crops up in Conway
The windrow — a long row of cut hay — is an iconic symbol of New England farming. Windrow Farm, based in Conway, celebrates agricultural traditions by focusing on the careful timing of hay cutting for different batches with both high and low sugar content. Take note, dear readers: “based in Conway” indicates that Windrow […]
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6mAround Amherst: Banned Books Week front and center
AMHERST — Amherst officials and Jones Library staff are marking Banned Books Week with both a proclamation and a brief video, encouraging people to read children’s, teen and adult books that have been challenged in libraries, schools and bookstores. On Monday evening on the steps of Town Hall, members of the Town Council and trustees […]
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2mCooley Dickinson Hospital goes offline due to Mass General Brigham network outage
NORTHAMPTON — Most patient care continued as normal on Thursday at Cooley Dickinson Hospital, despite a network outage that disrupted computer systems across the Mass General Brigham system, including the Northampton hospital. The outage, which started around noon, was not linked to a cyber attack, but the disruption caused some computers and devices to go […]