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Andrew Lam, a Springfield eye surgeon, also has three books to his credit. His newest novel, “Repentance,” examines the experience and legacy of Japanese-American soldiers in WWII.

Medicine by day, writing by night: In new novel, Dr. Andrew Lam looks at Japanese-Americans in WWII

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterMay 20, 2019

An assembly-line approach may seem to create way too many small dishes to clean up afterward, but it’s totally worth it because everybody gets to serve themselves exactly what they want — and everybody is happy.

Food

Picky eaters? Try taco night

by Robin H. Tesoro For the GazetteMay 17, 2019

Hine’s caption: “John Ostafin, 5 Boylston Street, Easthampton, Mass. Been doffing nearly a year in West Boylston cotton mills and may be under legal age. August 1912.” Doffers were textile workers tasked with replacing full bobbins with empty ones.

The lost boys of Market Street: Tracking down the lives of child laborers

by Joe Manning May 17, 2019

In the first three months of 2019, the author encountered at least 38 barred owls that were out in the daytime. This one was at Wentworth Farm Conservation Area in Amherst, on February 5.

Earth Matters: Irruptions: Think birds, not volcanoes

by Joshua Rose For Hampshire LifeMay 17, 2019

June E. Rice and Seth Wright

June E. Rice & Seth Wright

by Staff Report May 17, 2019

Joe Keller PHOTO

Food

A more nutritious artichoke dip

by AmericaS Test Kitchen May 17, 2019

Joe Keller

Food

Braised Spring Vegetables with Tarragon

by AmericaS Test Kitchen May 17, 2019

Ramps, sometimes called “wild leeks,” are a perennial plant from the allium family, shown front and center.

Food

Valley Bounty: Wild leeks

by Noah Baustin For the GazetteMay 17, 2019

The Ellery in Northampton.

A new season for the Autumn Inn: The Ellery

by Valerie Reiss For the GazetteMay 16, 2019

Willie, this newsboy Hine photographed in Richmond, Virginia in 1911, lied about his age — claiming to be 8, then 7, and finally 6 — but in comparing him to a (significantly taller) 5-year-old, Hine seemed to suspect he was, in fact, under five.

Editor’s letter: On quiet lives

by Staff Report May 16, 2019