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Organizers, from left, Jesse Zeldes, 17, a junior at Northampton High School, Julia Albro-Fisher, 13, an eighth-grader at JFK Middle School and Tadea Martin-Gonzalez, 16, a sophomore at Northampton High School, lead the way to City Hall to rally Saturday during the Pioneer Valley March for Our Lives.

Editorial: Gun violence movement shows might

by Staff Report March 26, 2018

Students in the South Hadley High School carpentry program, including, from right, sophomore Frankie Albano and junior Garrett Giustina, serve themselves food prepared by students in the culinary program during a reception in the school library on March 20. The reception was followed by the grand opening for the Tigers’ Den bistro.

Editorial: Monday mix on KEVS Foundation; Constitution; Tigers’ Den bistro

by Staff Report March 25, 2018

Easthampton Mayor Nicole LaChapelle this week halted the hiring of a new chief of staff and called for an independent investigation to determine if her planned restructuring of municipal government had created a “hostile work environment.”

Editorial: Mayor correct to slow changes in Easthampton

by Staff Report March 23, 2018

Amherst Town Hall

Editorial: Vote ‘yes’ for charter changes in Amherst

by Staff Report March 22, 2018

Richard Koske, 62, of South Hadley, speaks about abuse by Catholic priests during an interview March 7, at the Daily Hampshire Gazette.

Editorial: Springfield diocese must do better in response to sexual misconduct

by Staff Report March 21, 2018

The Amherst College women’s basketball team celebrates with the trophy after winning its second consecutive national championship with a 65-45 win over Bowdoin on Saturday in Rochester, Minnesota.

Editorial: Eye-popping success of Amherst women’s basketball

by Staff Report March 20, 2018

Editorial: Right to know important for everyone

by Staff Report March 19, 2018

Northampton attorney Jesse Adams is shown in front of Haymarket Cafe and the now-closed Adams Jewelry, on March 7, in downtown Northampton. Adams' father has owned the buildings at 183, 185 and 187 Main St. since the early 1980s.

Editorial: Monday mix on Adams Jewelry; downtown Florence; Mount Pollux tree

by Staff Report March 18, 2018

Editorial: Public transit deserves more state money

by Staff Report March 16, 2018

Michelle Chandler of Amherst holds Cielo, an American Blue meat rabbit, on March 7, at her West Pomeroy Lane property in Amherst. The Board of Health has delayed enforcement of a cease-and-desist order from the town requiring her to remove all livestock from the property.

Editorial: Compromise needed on South Amherst farm

by Staff Report March 15, 2018