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UMass football assistant Dave Wissman savors Western Mass homecoming
04-02-2017 2:59 PM

By JEFF LAJOIE

It’s 39 minutes, door to door, from Dave Wissman’s home in Guilford, Vermont, to McGuirk Alumni Stadium in Amherst. Since taking a coaching job with the UMass football team earlier this month however, Wissman could just as easily float back and forth...


Confusion surrounds implementation of recreational marijuana law
04-01-2017 12:55 AM

By Mina Corpuz

BOSTON — Conflicting proposals from state lawmakers to implement the recreational marijuana law voters passed last fall has left Massachusetts cities and towns struggling to cope with confusion, and calls into question whether the regulated industry...


Turners Falls hockey officially ending co-op, Frontier skaters may play for Greenfield
03-22-2017 4:37 PM

By JASON BUTYNSKI

The Turners Falls High School hockey team will not be lacing up its skates next year.Turners Falls officially ended its four-school cooperative hockey team following this season.“We officially filed to not continue our cooperative,” Turners Falls...


How Donald Vitkus of Leeds, abandoned at an institution for the mentally disabled as a child, made a life for himself (w/video)
03-22-2017 12:44 PM

By SUZANNE WILSON

On an October afternoon in 1955, a 12-year-old boy named Donald Vitkus took the first step in a long search for the mother he never knew. With a mop and bucket in hand, he’d been left unsupervised for a few minutes in an office at Belchertown State...


Navy SEAL from Belchertown lands top honors
03-12-2017 10:21 PM

By NICOLE DeFEUDIS

BELCHERTOWN — For the second year in a row, a Belchertown native Navy SEAL has taken top honors at his Virginia Naval unit.Petty Officer 1st Class James Mason, a special warfare operator, was named 2016 Sailor of the Year for the Naval Safety Center...


Poisonings carried out on flocks of invasive birds in Belchertown
02-08-2017 9:44 AM

By FRAN RYAN

In early January unsuspecting residents of West Springfield and Agawam were shocked and frightened when they discovered dozens of dead or dying birds near their homes, some falling from trees on to lawns homes and cars.The unusual incident...


Jeopardy! winning streak comes to an end for Umass professor
01-10-2017 1:43 AM

By FRAN RYAN

NORTHAMPTON — Joseph Bartolomeo’s two-day winning streak on the TV game show “Jeopardy!” came to an end Monday evening when the University of Massachusetts Amherst English professor lost to a Virginia social worker. The two-time champion had won a...


Local obsession: At Sevenstrong Restaurant in Northampton, Pioneer Valley cuisine is the genuine article
01-06-2017 2:51 PM

By Peter Vancini

To say that Sevenstrong serves local food would be a serious understatement. The recipes designed by executive chef Jonathan Adler are local to the point of obsessiveness. Adler and his general manager Sébastien Piekutowski, who co-own the...


New laws show signs of helping slow opioid epidemic
01-02-2017 9:47 PM

By James Mattone

BOSTON — Although Massachusetts’ opioid deaths are still on the rise, with the powerful drug fentanyl adding to the toll, facets of the Legislature’s anti-drug act are beginning to have an impact.Prescribers have doubled their use of a new online tool...


Youth-led pushup challenge concludes at Frontier Regional
12-23-2016 12:15 AM

By ANDY CASTILLO

SOUTH DEERFIELD — Frontier Regional School ninth-grader Nick Jarvis breezed through 22 straight pushups, then stood up as the school’s gymnasium erupted into cheers from fellow students.Around Jarvis, more than a hundred other students also counted...


How to find holiday joy while coping with cancer
12-19-2016 4:00 PM

By Marlene Quinlan, LICSW

It’s that special time of year, and for many people who are managing to live their lives with a cancer diagnosis, the holidays may bring additional challenges. Yes, the season can be stressful, and, yes, cancer brings its own unique stressors.An...


Area lawmakers gear up for session, pot legalization
12-08-2016 11:32 PM

By KAITLIN JUNOD

BOSTON — Area legislators predict a busy new session beginning in January, with issues including the opioid epidemic, clean energy and educational reform on the priority list.Topping the list is the state’s new law legalizing marijuana, with the Dec....


NMH fires longtime religion teacher over sexual misconduct allegation
08-26-2016 2:25 AM

By SHELBY ASHLINE

GILL — The Northfield Mount Hermon School has fired longtime teacher Gary Partenheimer over allegations of misconduct with a female student from more than 30 years ago.The news was reported this week to members of the school community in a letter from...


Warwick retires oldest fire engine still used in state
07-21-2016 3:02 AM

By SHELBY ASHLINE

WARWICK — Fire Chief Ron Gates turned the key to one of Warwick Fire Department’s four fire engines. The deep red truck struggled to start before roaring to life, pulling slowly out of the station and into the blazing sun.But Warwick Engine One is not...


Behind the scenes at the Academy of Music: Northampton theater celebrates 125-year history
04-20-2016 2:56 PM

Behind the scenes at the Academy of Music: Northampton theater celebrates 125-year history- By AUDREY DONOHUEBehind the triple doors at the front of the Academy of Music in Northampton, beyond the plush, deep-maroon walls of the foyer and into the peach-hued theater "house,” lies a rich, textured 125-year-old theatrical history.From the...

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