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Easthampton City Arts Coordinator Pasqualina Azzarello decorates a Jersey barrier that separates a new shaded seating area from the rest of the Municipal Building parking lot on Payson Avenue on Thursday.

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‘Little city, big heart’

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 16, 2021

Amherst Regional freshman Johann Bishop relaxes under a flowering dogwood tree amid the blooming rhododendron and daffodils in Sweetser Park in Amherst on Wednesday afternoon.

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Photo: A perfect spring half-day

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 14, 2021

JFK Middle School students Rebecca Kauschen, left, 14, and Frankie Rodriguez, third from left, 11, got a chance to try out adaptive cycling with education support professionals Charlene Martel, second from left, and Eve Soucie at Look Park in Florence on Thursday through a collaboration with All Out Adventures and the Northampton schools’ Gaining Opportunity Through Active Learning and Support, or GOALS, program.

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Photos: Three-wheeling springtime

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 8, 2021

Leora Fisher, left, and Cedric Ayvazian, both juniors at the Hartsbrook School, transplant heirloom Matt’s Wild and Brandywine tomato seedlings for the Hartsbrook Harvest Shares CSA at the school in Hadley on Wednesday.

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Photos: Tomatoes on the way

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 8, 2021

Friends and neighbors Kenneth Seyffer and Jane Harrington, residents of Loomis Village in South Hadley, pause to catch up on things at a celebration Friday marking the Brooklyn-born Seyffer’s 100th birthday Tuesday. In honor of her father's centenary, his daughter Kathy Opdycke of Virginia, in background, right, spent the last six months creating a 1/24th-scale replica of the Loomis Village farmhouse, which she presented to the retirement community.

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Photo: Celebrating 100th

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerMay 1, 2021

Patrick Geary of Infinity Line Co. of Colrain uses a template to mark a bike lane symbol on Elm Street in front of John M. Greene Hall in Northampton on Tuesday. Geary says he freshens up the painted crosswalk and bike lane markings for Smith College each year in advance of the spring commencement and reunion weekends — except last spring, when there were none.

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Photo: Clear guidance

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 28, 2021

Paul Sullivan, left, and Troy Doming, both of Belchertown, cruise down a gentle ramp between the Lederle Graduate Research Research Tower and Goessman Laboratory at the University of Massachusetts Amherst on Friday. Even though the campus was not as bustling as it would be in a normal year, the two riders, along with Troy’s brother Dakota, were being mindful of pedestrians and didn’t take to the ramp when there was anyone on or approaching it.

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Photo: Mindful riders

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 24, 2021

Volunteers Shari Scott-Smith, left, Damaris Aponte and Linda Pratt, all of Holyoke, pick up trash under a flowering cherry tree on Center Street during the Earth Day kickoff for the OneHolyoke CDC “Keep It Clean” campaign on Thursday. The weekly clean sweeps will continue in different parts of the city each Saturday culminating in a citywide event on Sept. 22.

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Photos: Clean sweep

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 23, 2021

Pedro Dacosta, left, and Paul Handricken, with Sign Design of Brockton, install a large photo banner on the side of The Cubit building in Holyoke on Wednesday. The photo, by Holyoke artist Michelle Falcon Fontanez, is one of four large-scale photo banners by different artists that were installed on, or visible from, Main Street on Wednesday as part of the El Corazon/The Heart of Holyoke place-keeping project. The banners, along with a panel mural project and storefront installations, will be featured on walking tours this weekend.

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Photo: Larger than life

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 22, 2021

Patrons pick out produce at the Red Fire Farm booth set up under a flowering ornamental pear tree in the plaza between Thornes Marketplace and the E.J. Gare parking garage in Northampton on Tuesday, the first day of the season for Grow Food Northampton’s Tuesday Market. Pandemic safety measures are in place at the farmers market, including mask-wearing, but the capacity has been raised from last year’s 30 patrons at a time to 60.

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Photos: Farmers market blossoms

by Kevin Gutting Staff PhotographerApril 21, 2021