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The storefront at 76 Pleasant St., which formerly housed Deals & Steals, is among the vacant properties owned by Eric Suher in downtown Northampton that is being marketed by veteran real estate agent Patrick Goggins under a partnership announced last month.

Editorial: Patrick Goggins, Eric Suher alliance a good sign for downtown Northampton

by Staff Report September 8, 2017

Amherst Town Hall

Editorial: Parking improvements in downtown Amherst

by Staff Report September 7, 2017

Several hundred people gathered for a vigil Tuesday night in Northampton to support undocumented youths and others affected by President Donald Trump ordering an end to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.

Editorial: After President Trump ends DACA, Congress must preserve the dream

by Staff Report September 6, 2017

Teri Anderson, executive director of the Franklin Hampshire Career Center, talks Aug. 9 about its Northampton office which closed in August after more than 30 years. A satellite office will open Sept. 11. at Forbes Library in Northampton.

Editorial: Forbes Library steps up to aid job-seekers

by Staff Report September 5, 2017

Assistant Principal Anthony Sabonis Jr., from left, Superintendent Andrew Linkenhoker and Principal Joseph Bianca, are shown during August at Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School in Northampton.

Editorial: Welcome innovations in area schools this year

by Staff Report September 4, 2017

From left, Mary Hernandez, Sandra Jodie and Patricia Kopitzky play their ukuleles in the volunteer room of Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton on Aug. 21.

Editorial: Monday mix on hospital’s healing music; park in Florence; return of peaches

by Staff Report September 3, 2017

Northampton Police Chief Jody Kasper believes the information available through the Open Data Portal helps build trust in the police department.

Editorial: Northampton Police Department builds trust with online data

by Staff Report September 3, 2017

University of Massachusetts Amherst Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy addresses guests Aug. 29 during the annual Community Breakfast sponsored by the university and the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce.

Editorial: UMass Amherst chancellor delivers timely warning about hate groups on campuses

by Staff Report September 1, 2017

Hadley voters Tuesday approved $3.7 million to combine with a $3.9 million state grant for a new library to replace the Goodwin Memorial Library.

Editorial: Celebrating a welcome love for libraries

by Staff Report August 30, 2017

Easthampton School Superintendent Nancy Follansbee speaks during a School Committee meeting Aug. 24 at the Municipal Building. Follansbee reviewed with the school board the results of her investigation of complaints about racial incidents at the high school.

Editorial: Easthampton school leaders must be held accountable

by Staff Report August 29, 2017