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Donald Warren, left, William Bray and Doric Dods check the time on their phones at the First Congregational Church of Southampton on Saturday, May 9, 2020, as they wait for the noon hour to ring the church bell for five minutes in tribute to front-line workers in the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Through our lens: Images from the pandemic, May 4–May 10

by Carol Lollis Staff Photographers, Jerrey Roberts Staff Photographers, and Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographersMay 10, 2020

Elaine Parmett works on a garden of perennials including tulips and daffodils in the front yard of her Florence home Thursday. A recent transplant herself, Parmett lived for many years in Shelburne Falls, where she was a longtime volunteer at the Bridge of Flowers. These are recent purchases, but when she moved to Florence last year she brought many of the perennials from her home garden — her “children” as she calls them — and planted them in another plot closer to her house.

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Photo: Perennial favorite

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 10, 2020

Kim Szakalun, an employee of Mineral Hills Winery at Godard’s Red Hen Farm in Northampton, paints chairs for the deck in hopes of opening the outside portion of the winery soon.

Through our lens: Not all heroes wear capes

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 7, 2020

Brandon Sullivan waves to people wishing him a happy 29th birthday in a parade past his home in Chicopee on Saturday, May 2, 2020. According to his mother, Denise Sullivan, Brandon's been going to the Holyoke Saint Patrick's Parade since he was a kid and he's always joked, "I want to have one come by our house." This year the Holyoke parade was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic but Brandon got his wish.

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Through our lens: Images from the pandemic, April 27-May 3

by Carol Lollis Staff Photographers, Kevin Gutting Staff Photographers, and Jerrey Roberts Staff PhotographersMay 5, 2020

Brandon Sullivan takes a birthday card from one of the Holyoke Saint Patrick's Parade Chicopee Colleens taking part in a special parade for him on Saturday, May 2, 2020, in Chicopee. Brandon's mother, Denise Sullivan, said he always goes to the Holyoke Saint Patrick's Parade, which was canceled this year, and he's always joked, "I want to have one come by our house."

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Photos: The St. Patrick’s Parade that never happened

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 3, 2020

Paul Diemand, a cafeteria assistant at Leeds School in Northampton, pushes a cart past an illustration featuring the “Lunch Lady” from the book series of the same name by author and illustrator Jarrett Krosoczka, in the JFK Middle School kitchen Thursday. Friday, May 1, is School Lunch Hero Day, a national celebration of the cafeteria workers who prepare healthy meals for students. Now in its eighth year, it’s a project of the School Nutrition Association.

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Photos: School Lunch Hero Day

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 1, 2020

Andrea James of Florence filled her window box with daffodils from Hadley Garden Center, leaving them in their original containers so they’d stand up “like soldiers.” Photographed on Wednesday, April 29, 2020.

Spring is here: Magnolia blossoms are blooming, along with daffodils and more

by Kevin Gutting For the GazetteApril 29, 2020

Chanel Prince listens to "Drown" by Nigerian singer WurlD as she skates backwards in the empty parking lot of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health office in Northampton on Saturday, April 25, 2020. Prince says that while she skates she likes to alternate between the "swirly" sound of WurlD and tunes with a stronger beat.

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Photo: Swirling

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 27, 2020

Alysha Pabon, top left, does some eyebrow threading for her brother, Yahve Pabon, while they take in some fresh air in Sweetser Park in Amherst with their mother, Rosa Sostre, Thursday. After the place she normally has her eyebrows threaded in the Holyoke Mall closed, Alysha found a video to teach herself how to do the process. She makes do with a piece of yarn that’s not as thin as the professionals use, but it works.

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Photo: Eyebrow threading, home-style

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 26, 2020

Heather Craig sits at the Pusaski Park bus stop after picking up her meal from Manna on Monday, April 20, 2020. She had not left her house for three weeks and wore her mask as much to keep others as well as her self safe on the city bus.

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Through our lens: Images from the pandemic, April 20-26

by Kevin Gutting Staff Photographers, Carol Lollis Staff Photographers, and Jerrey Roberts Staff PhotographersApril 25, 2020