Jacquelyn Voghel, Author at Daily Hampshire Gazette - Page 23 of 79

David Lenson and his saxophone with guitarist Bo Henderson.

News

UMass prof Lenson recalled as multitalented mensch

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 16, 2020

Murphy runs to his owners , Carol and Bob Cameron with Cooper in the back ground at the South Hadley dog park Thursday, October 15, 2020.

News

New South Hadley Dog Park offers room for Rover to ramble

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 16, 2020

Holyoke City Clerk Brenna McGee processes new requests for mail-in ballots Tuesday at City Hall. About 7,000 were sent out ast week. The clerk’s office can accept requests through Oct. 28.

News

VOTING UNDERWAY: Clerks field thousands of mail-in ballots, prep for early voting and Election Day

by Scott Merzbach Staff Writers, Michael Connors Staff Writers, Jacquelyn Voghel Staff Writers, Greta Jochem Staff Writers, and Bera Dunau Staff WritersOctober 15, 2020

Jorge Rodas and Lucheyla Celestino, sophomores at Amherst College, talk about their experience living in the bubble the college has created in response to COVID-19.

News

Life in the ‘bubble’: Amherst College students feeling locked down but safe

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 14, 2020

Fanelli pushes her vintage carousel last Tuesday that she installed in the UMass Studio Arts Building.

News

More musing than amusing: Stripped-down merry-go-round a revealing ride

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 13, 2020

Plains Elementary School in South Hadley.

News

South Hadley schools prep to bring students back

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 10, 2020

A worker from National Grid surveys damage to power lines on Glendale Road in Northampton on Thursday morning after an oak tree, felled by high winds on Wednesday afternoon, took down a transformer and several utility poles.

News

Storm cuts power, closes roads

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 8, 2020

KEVIN GUTTINGThe Grecourt Gates of Smith College on Elm Street in Northampton.

News

Smith College receives $50M gift

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 7, 2020

Signs near Amherst Town Hall remind people that masks are required.

News

UMass to provide COVID tests for Amherst first responders

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff WriterOctober 6, 2020

A student is directed to a hand sanitizing station, left, before proceeding to a nose-blowing station, right, which were requirements before entering the Mullins Center for COVID-19 testing, Monday, Aug. 17, 2020 at the University of Massachusetts.

News

UMass COVID cases rising steadily

by Jacquelyn Voghel Staff Writers, and Scott Merzbach Staff WritersOctober 6, 2020