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Ella Dunphy, 6, of Florence, donates an item Nov. 25, 2017 to the annual Jack Dunphy Toy Drive sponsored by the Northampton St. Patrick's Association at the Florence Civic Center. The drive was held in honor of her great grandfather, who died in 2011. Aidan O'Connor, 12, of Florence, carries donations from others to the pile, at back.

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Toy Drive honors Santa’s generosity

by Rebecca Mullen @RebeccaMMullenNovember 27, 2017

Jacob St. Germain, 12, of Huntington, drives a small tractor pulling a cart carrying his sister Farrah St. Germain, 5, back left, and Nora Shirley, 6, of Huntington, as part of the Hilltown Misfits 4H Club contingent marching Nov. 25, 2017, during the 28th annual Holiday Parade in Florence.

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Florence Holiday Parade marks the start of the season

by Rebecca Mullen @RebeccaMMullenNovember 26, 2017

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Florence woman arrested for allegedly hitting two people with her car at Chicopee restaurant

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGNovember 21, 2017

David Limero

Making News

by Staff Report November 20, 2017

Northampton’s new solar array atop the closed Glendale Road landfill.

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Northampton goes live with solar array

by Bera Dunau @BeraDunauNovember 16, 2017

Dee Dice

Making News

by Staff Report November 13, 2017

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Traffic alert, Northampton: Glendale Road closed

by Staff Report October 30, 2017

In this Sept. 28, 2017, photo, damaged and destroyed homes are seen in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, in Toa Alta, Puerto Rico. It was the strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in nearly a century, destroying tens of thousands of homes and leaving tens of thousands of people without a job.

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Two congregations find a way to help

by David McLellan For the GazetteOctober 23, 2017

Clara Kohrman, 17, of Whately, left, Noah Lind Hornick, 17, of Amherst, and potter Tiffany Hilton share a laugh as Hornick throws on the potter's wheel Oct. 14, 2017, during a bowl-making marathon at Hilton's studio in the Florence Arts & Industry Building to benefit the Amherst Survival Center's Empty Bowls Dinner fundraiser. In honor of National Clay Week Open Studio, a nationwide event celebrating clay and community, Hilton made a commitment to donate some 200 handmade bowls for the dinner, held in March. She opened her studio on both Saturday and Sunday for whomever wanted to help create the bowls. "I feel lucky to be in the position to share my skills and resources with a whole new group of people," said Hilton. "This is what I have to give back." Of the community effort, she said "When I saw all six wheels going at once with six beautiful bowls happening, I thought, 'It doesn't get better than this.'"

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Hilton Pottery holds bowl-making marathon for charity

by Sarah Crosby @DHGCrosbyOctober 15, 2017

Dr. Christina White

Making News

by Staff Report October 2, 2017