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'Life is a highway': Granby grads encouraged to enjoy the journey
GRANBY — Ellie Goulding’s synth-pop anthem “Anything Could Happen” blasted in the Granby Junior-Senior High School on Saturday morning while students exited the building with smiles and a pep in…
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3mShirley Slahetka
<html><head></head><body>SHIRLEY SLAHETKA<br /><br />Montague, MA - Shirley M. Slahetka, 85, will be remembered for more than 40 years of friendship, hospitality, and dedication to Pine Grove Golf Course, where she and her longtime partner, Gil Verril ...
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2mDr. Mark Anthony Casey
<html><head></head><body>Dr. Mark Anthony Casey of Fairfield, CT and formerly of Northampton, passed away peacefully on September 24, 2026, with his family by his side. He was 76 years old. Mark was born in Cambridge, Massachusetts to M. Kathleen (Sca ...
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5mH.S. Roundup: South Hadley girls volleyball sweeps Greenfield on Senior Night
SOUTH HADLEY — South Hadley’s Grace Matyszewski could not have asked for a better senior night. Up 18-7 again Greenfield in the third set, she recorded two aces during a 7-0 run to end the match and allowed her to celebrate the final points with her fellow seniors. A year after having no seniors on […]
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8mA crumbling dilemma: Northampton weighs demolition of deteriorating E.J. Gare parking garage
NORTHAMPTON — Facing a form of self-perpetuating damage that Mayor Gina-Louise Sciarra referred to as “concrete cancer,” the E.J. Gare Parking Garage needs to be either repaired or demolished — and neither option is cheap. The garage faces an alkali–silica reaction that is deteriorating its concrete, along with spalling and other forms of significant structural […]