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Software upgrade in Goshen leads to vehicle tax bill errors
11-17-2024 3:02 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — Officials are working to correct a software error that led to about half of the town’s taxpayers receiving inaccurate data on their motor vehicle tax bills this year.Members of the Select Board, addressing the issue with a handful of...

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Winds whip Goshen brush fire caused by illegal burning
03-28-2025 3:55 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — Winds of 20 mph fanned a brush fire that spread across 4 acres Friday that was ignited after illegal burning by the property’s owners.


In the Hilltowns: Chesterfield names interim senior center director; Legislators to hold town hall; hilltowns to discuss block grant discussion
02-23-2025 2:01 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

CHESTERFIELD — Kate Reid, formerly the assistant director of the town’s Council on Aging (COA), will be stepping in as interim leader and says she will use the time to “hold place.”


Saturday hike to unveil new trail in Ashfield, Goshen
11-22-2024 10:46 AM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

A new hiking trail through Ashfield and Goshen is opening to the public this weekend.Hilltown Land Trust and Ashfield Trails will host an inaugural hike through the Hilltown Boulders Trail on Saturday at 1 p.m. Attendees will stroll along a 2-mile...


Goshen residents support paving town’s dirt roads
11-14-2024 4:09 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — As a study examining the town’s roads takes shape, residents at a Select Board meeting this week said they’d like to see more of the town’s dirt and gravel roads in paved.More than a third, or 37%, of the town’s roughly 27 miles of roads...


A. M. Barrett: Vote ‘yes’ on Question 4, for me
10-31-2024 4:32 PM

This year I discovered a medication which could have been available to me decades ago. Politicians used drug hysteria to prohibit the research and development of drugs that help people with mental conditions such as PTSD and depression. If similar...


$11M in state grants to flow to region
10-27-2024 2:40 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

NORTHAMPTON — Pedestrian safety and utility infrastructure improvements totaling $4.4 million for an affordable housing development in Easthampton, $1.94 million to build a new roundabout in Amherst at the edge of the University of Massachusetts...


Preserving the past: Daughters of the American Revolution dedicate monuments as a gift for the future
10-07-2024 4:33 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — It wasn’t long ago that the memorial ellipse within the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) State Park — the oval-shaped area that honors people and historical events related to the American Revolution — was falling apart and in dire...


Goshen begins search for new administrator
10-07-2024 3:42 PM

By Samuel Gelinas

GOSHEN — The town will begin its search for a new town administrator over the coming weeks, as Dawn Scaparotti has left for a new position as business administrator for the Hampshire Regional School District. In the meantime Trishna Amirault,...


Event at DAR forest to highlight Goshen’s roots dating to American Revolution
10-03-2024 1:20 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — The Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) will acknowledge various commemorations and dedications at the DAR State Forest on Saturday, highlighting Goshen’s roots stretching back to the American Revolution.The day will...


Modern Main Street in Goshen: Projects to rehab historic town hall, ‘Re-Imagine’ downtown advance
09-16-2024 5:04 PM

By SAMUEL GELINAS

GOSHEN — As rehabilitation of the town’s historic Town Hall enters a key stage thanks to a new grant, an unrelated project nearby, “Re-imagine Goshen Center” — which supporters believe will transform Goshen from a “drive-through” community to a...


Valley Bounty: ‘More than just a farm stand’: Oliver’s Farm Stand in Goshen provides hyper-local food, 24/7
08-16-2024 1:45 PM

By JACOB NELSON

For people near Goshen, Oliver’s Farm Stand is bringing more local food within close reach. As they do, they’re bringing their neighbors closer together too.Farm stands come in many shapes and sizes. Since 2017, Oliver’s has grown into a nearly...


Thomas E. Wartenberg: Help prevent nuclear war
07-22-2024 2:47 PM

While reading “American Prometheus,” the biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer, I was amazed to realize that he began advocating against the proliferation of nuclear weapons almost 80 years ago. Yet despite his efforts and those of many other...


A hobby that rocks: Self-taught Whately stone carver sculpts whatever inspires him
07-11-2024 1:29 PM

By PAIGE HANSON

Around 15 years ago, Frank Popkiewicz was in Aroostook County, Maine, when he found a stone, in a shape that he thought resembled a bear, face down in the Earth.Since finding that stone, Popkiewicz’s interest in stones and rocks has only increased...


Photo: All-out preparation
07-09-2024 10:44 PM


Julie Cavacco: Big things in little Goshen
05-20-2024 5:20 PM

Last year I became the director of Goshen Free Library. I’m a faithful subscriber to the Gazette so I knew there was a town called Goshen. There are plenty of Goshen stones used in the town I live in. In the last year I have learned that there is more...


DCR sees booking surge at state campgrounds
03-28-2024 4:42 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

It seems people from all over are anxious for warmer weather to arrive as bookings at the three state camping locations in Hampshire and Franklin counties are filling up fast, mirroring a trend at state-run campsites throughout Massachusetts.The state...


Southampton moves to withhold payment to Hampshire Regional amid problems in school business office
02-04-2024 10:24 AM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

SOUTHAMPTON — The Southampton Select Board agreed last week to withhold paying its quarterly assessment to the Hampshire Regional School District in response to ongoing challenges in the school district’s business office that are putting the town’s...


Camp Howe in Goshen loses 4-H affiliation after UMass drops support
01-21-2024 12:53 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

GOSHEN — About to begin its 96th year, Camp Howe is the longest running 4-H summer program in Massachusetts, one of five camps offering a place for youth and young adults to gain life skills as they bunk in rustic cabins, swim, canoe, climb, hike and...


Goshen puts women in charge
08-14-2022 7:57 PM

By BERA DUNAU

GOSHEN — There is a place where women rule, across multiple levels of government. But this place isn’t the fictional island of Themyscira, famously home to the superhero Wonder Woman; it’s the small hilltown of Goshen.“Perhaps other people have that...


Westhampton Dems to hold caucus Thursday
03-09-2022 9:29 PM

By BERA DUNAU

WESTHAMPTON — Town Democrats will hold a party caucus Thursday, giving them a voice in the selection of candidates for governor and other statewide offices. However, eight other Hampshire County communities will not be sending caucus delegates to the...

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