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Belchertown Fair canceled amid pandemic

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJuly 28, 2020

The Institute for the Musical Arts (IMA) in Goshen was recently chosen as one of six cultural hubs in western Massachusetts in a pilot program called Artists at Work (AAW), which is inspired by the Great Depression-era Works Progress Administration to give artists resources to produce new art in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Naia Kete was chosen as IMA’s artist as part of the cultural hub project.

Arts in progress: IMA chosen as ‘cultural hub’ for pilot WPA-inspired program for artists

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJuly 22, 2020

A scene from “Paddle Together” features the Paradise City Dragon Boat competing at the 2017 Boston Dragon Boat Festival.

The strength of survivors: Paradise City Dragon Boat Team subject of new short film, ‘Paddle Together’

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 22, 2020

Strawberry cardamom hand pies are featured in the Wheelhouse at Home menu.

Food

Wheelhouse and chill: Amherst catering company launches meal subscription service

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 21, 2020

“City II,” pencil, watercolor, and gold leaf, by Janet W. Winston.

Through the looking glass: Amherst’s Gallery A3 plans series of storefront window exhibitions

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 15, 2020

A volunteer’s photo of a black bear submitted to the Pioneer Valley Mammal Citizen Science project at Amherst College.

Pioneer Valley Mammal Citizen Science project seeks volunteers

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJuly 9, 2020

Nick Fleisher

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Retiring crisis intervention chief proud of CSO programs

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer July 8, 2020

Mary Yun, executive director of Click Workspace in Northampton, Monday, June 15, 2020.

Work in progress: Is coworking the way of the future or a thing of the past?

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJuly 1, 2020

Ciana Cabrera, left, of Holyoke smiles at her 5-month-old son, Kaeson Archeval, held by her sister, Ash-Lei Soto, as she is helped with her cap and gown by Care Center faculty member Hayley Murphy on Friday. A rolling caravan of Care Center faculty and board members delivered high school equivalency diplomas to graduates in Holyoke and surrounding cities on Friday.

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Young mothers earn high school equivalency diplomas through Holyoke program

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJune 28, 2020

Allison Ryan, a volunteer at Mass Audubon Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary in Easthampton, explains the solar panels to Hampshire Regional 7th graders during a program on global warming.

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Mass Audubon cuts staff, programming throughout state due to revenue decline

by Chris Goudreau Staff Writer June 26, 2020