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Adam Fox and his son, Calvin, 3, descend the hill at Crocker Farm School near their home in Amherst on Friday, Jan. 7, 2022.

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Photos: A hill of one’s own

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerJanuary 8, 2022

Hampshire Regional junior Katelyn Baker dusts herself off after stealing second in the fifth inning of the Red Raiders’ 6-4 win over Greenfield in the Western Massachusetts Division 2 championship on Friday, June 25, 2021, at Westhampton. Baker went on to score and later, in center field, caught the final out of the game.

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‘The Look’

by Kevin Gutting December 31, 2021

With temperatures climbing into the low 60s on Wednesday, Amelia Wilson, left, of Easthampton and Angelique Cavagnet of Amherst found a spot on one of the floating docks at Nashawannuck Pond in Easthampton to enjoy a couple of scoops from Mt. Tom’s Homemade Ice Cream. Wilson had peppermint stick and Cavagnet had orange chocolate.

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Photos: On the Dock of the Pond

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerNovember 12, 2021

Jason Laprade, working with Renew Holiday Lights of Hatfield, hangs lights in a katsura tree Monday outside the former Silverscape Designs and First National Bank building at the corner of Main and King streets in Northampton.

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Photos: Upon the Highest Bough

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerNovember 9, 2021

Kama Kaushik, left, and friend Laura Wildman and her children Elijah, right, 3, and Adelaide, 16 months, all of Amherst, take a walk past the Harold Grinspoon sculpture “Family Reunion” in Kendrick Park after visiting the new playground at the Amherst park on Thursday.

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Photos: A Day in the Park

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 29, 2021

Florence Civic and Business Association President Georgianna Brunton, left, proprietor of Miss Florence Diner, and friend Joe Brady of Chicopee unload sawhorses from Brady's truck on Thursday. The sawhorses, transported from the Northampton Department of Public Works, will be used to block off the parade route for the Florence Rag Shag Parade at 5:30 on Sunday, which is Halloween.

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Photos: Pumpkin-hued Props

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 29, 2021

Richard Ruth, with Paul Interlande Home Improvements in Turners Falls, uses a nail puller and hammer to remove old fish scale asphalt shingles from the west wall of a Pleasant Street home in Easthampton on Wednesday.

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Photo: Scaling Back

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 29, 2021

John Snyder casts his ballot in Amherst Town Hall at a voting machine staffed by poll worker Ed Appel, right, on Tuesday during early voting for Amherst’s biennial election next Tuesday.

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Photo: Early Voting

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 29, 2021

University of Massachusetts Amherst senior jazz performance major Matt Padula performs “Images of the Blue Earth” by the late Frederick Tillis, pictured above, at the dedication of the Frederick C. Tillis Performance Hall on Tuesday. Before his retirement in 1998, Tillis served UMass as professor and founding director of the jazz and African-American music studies program and as director of the Fine Arts Center, which on Tuesday was also dedicated with a new name, the Randolph W. Bromery Center for the Arts. Behind Padula are Harley Erdman, chair of the Department of Theater, and College of the Humanities and Fine Arts Dean Barbara Krauthamer.

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Photo: Double Dedication

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 27, 2021

University of Massachusetts Amherst sophomores Nick Cammarano, left, Amanda Ramsdell and Michael Zeleznik, all landscape contracting majors in the Stockbridge School of Agriculture, take measurements on a parcel of land between Butterfield Terrace and North Pleasant Street for their landform survey class on Monday. In addition to taking elevations, their crew and one other pinpointed the locations of each of the prominent features in the landscape including trees and manmade objects.

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Photos: Measuring Up

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerOctober 26, 2021