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Dan Biegner, center, and Claire Crews, right, work the box office at Amherst Cinema, on Feb. 9.

Editorial: Amherst Cinema a Valley treasure

by Staff Report March 2, 2018

Wanda Gispert, left, Regional V.P. Talent and Workforce Development for MGM Resorts International, and Marikate Murren, V.P. Human Resources for MGM Springfield, talk about jobs in the MGM Springfield Career Center on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018.

All in: MGM Springfield opens in September

by Bera Dunau @BeraDunauFebruary 26, 2018

Ethan in 2007, age 11, and in 2017, age 21.

‘Ethan at 21’: Filmmaker tracks the life of an autistic boy and his family

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterFebruary 12, 2018

Plants line the windows of the third floor at Gateway City Arts in Holyoke; some will move outside in spring when the arts center reopens its outdoor bistro and beer garden.

The Swiss Army Knife of Holyoke: Gateway City Arts brings versatility and vibrance to the city

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterFebruary 10, 2018

Nashville singer-songwriter Lera Lynn brings her noirish mix of Americana and indie rock to the Iron Horse Feb. 1.

Bleak beauty: Nashville’s Lera Lynn brings her noirish, moody music to the Iron Horse

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJanuary 24, 2018

left in red, James Sanchez, Jimmy Burgoff, owner of Jimmy Burgoff movers, Julian Burgoff and Jua Malik move a piano being donated by Westfield State to Belchertown High school.

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Used pianos strike a chord for Belchertown music programs

by Sarah Robertson Staff WriterJanuary 12, 2018

Heidi Nortonsmith, on the banjo, and James Kitchen have organized a musical benefit this Sunday for the Hilltown Food Pantry and the Northampton Survival Center.

Hilltown Spectacular brings diverse muscians to food pantry benefit

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJanuary 11, 2018

Miss Tess and the Talkbacks will play blues, honky-tonk, jazz and early rock and roll at Edwards Church.

New year, new start for First Night Northampton

by Steve Pfarrer Staff Writer December 31, 2017

The Academy of Music’s former director, Duane Robinson, died this week at 81.

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An ‘iconic talent’ fondly remembered: Longtime leader of Academy of Music dies at 81

by Bera Dunau @BeraDunauDecember 22, 2017

Marie Brown, who is directing “The Hedda Variations,” talks to a group of students including Fletcher Soto, front, during auditions last week at Northampton High School.

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Northampton High School calls off high school musical

by Bera Dunau @BeraDunauDecember 22, 2017