Daily Hampshire Gazette
Academy of Music launches accessibility initiatives, fundraising campaign
NORTHAMPTON — The Academy of Music recently launched two initiatives to make performances more accessible to guests with disabilities: a capital campaign to raise money for an assisted listening…
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5mH.S. football: Defense steps up in Smith Voc's 22-6 victory over McCann Tech
NORTHAMPTON — Smith Voc sophomore Cole Bruso heard his coaches loud and clear in the fourth quarter against McCann Tech. Up 16-6, the Vikings needed to stop the Hornets one more time to end the game with a few minutes to go. The Vikings’ coaching staff made it clear the secondary had to know where […]
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4mH.S. Roundup: Belchertown girls volleyball sweeps Ware, surges into postseason winners of seven straight
The Belchertown girls volleyball team will head into the Western Mass. tournament winners of seven straight following its 3-0 sweep against Ware on Thursday night. The Orioles completely controlled the match against the Indians from start to finish, taking sets by scores of 25-18, 25-8, 25-12. Cassidy MacLean contributed a team-high 12 kills, while Olivia […]
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5mUMass staff, faculty rally for higher pay
AMHERST — Caroline Coley and Adam Feldman work in offices right next to each other in the Chemistry Department at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Aside from a shared job — managing the financial records, managing budgets of 200 grants annually and overseeing the acquisition of million-dollar equipment — they have something else in common: They cannot afford life’s simple necessities. “I can’t have the cost of living go up while my wage stays the same,” said Feldman, noting that the cost of living is far exceeding his 1.5% raise twice a year. “It’s just not going to be feasible for […]
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4mHardly a no-brainer: Champions clinch Northampton spelling bee title with brain-busting word
NORTHAMPTON — The “Ward Three Bees” took home jars of honey and $10 gift cards to the restaurant Bueno y Sano after correctly spelling “rhombencephalon” at the 24th Northampton Education Foundation Adult Spelling Bee Wednesday night. The Ward Three Bees team, which comprised James Pentland, Ellie Cook and Kim Goggins, competed against the co-finalist team […]