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Yankee Candle closing corporate offices in South Deerfield
01-27-2023 9:41 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

SOUTH DEERFIELD — Newell Brands, the parent company of Yankee Candle, announced the closure of the South Deerfield corporate offices on Monday, citing a need to adjust to “the reality of the economic environment.”In a letter from Newell Brands CEO...


Fights down, vaping continues in Amherst Regional High’s bathrooms
01-27-2023 9:41 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — As the number of fights between students in the bathrooms at Amherst Regional High School appears to be declining, school administrators report that vape detectors continue to show that the number of students vaping in the lavatories is not...


Frontier, Union 38 to undergo equity audit
01-27-2023 9:41 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

SOUTH DEERFIELD — As the Frontier Regional and Union 38 school districts continue the diversity, equity and inclusion work that started three years ago, they are prepared to undergo an “equity audit” to examine how it can provide an equitable...


Pedestrian crossing where Hopkins student hit by van will stay
01-27-2023 9:41 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

HADLEY — A Route 9 crosswalk where a Hopkins Academy student was seriously injured by a hit-and-run vehicle last fall will continue to be improved by the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, but there is little likelihood the pedestrian...


Fate of Hadley’s Russell building headed for vote in May
01-27-2023 9:41 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

HADLEY — More than two-thirds of people surveyed on the future of the deteriorating Russell School in Hadley center want the 1894 building preserved.With results of this input presented to the Select Board by the Russell School Building Committee, the...


Hadley planners may tweak affordable housing bylaw in effort to get developers to contribute
01-27-2023 9:40 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

HADLEY — Ever since the Windfield Estates affordable housing opened in 2002, becoming the first apartment complex in a town where zoning prohibits more than one dwelling unit on a lot, preventing similar projects has been an objective for Hadley...


Labor board to hold hearing over Amherst teachers union allegations of school board retaliation against 2 members
01-27-2023 9:40 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — Complaints brought by the teachers union alleging that the Amherst School Committee unlawfully retaliated against two school employees for protected union activity will be subject to a hearing after a state Department of Labor Relations...


Ad hoc group appointed to mold Deerfield Human Rights Committee
01-27-2023 9:40 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

SOUTH DEERFIELD — After several months of discussion, the town has appointed an eight-person ad hoc group that will be charged with outlining the role and responsibilities of a full Human Rights Committee.The ad hoc committee will be tasked with...


Sunderland Elementary students learn skills while ‘building community through baking’
01-27-2023 9:40 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

What better way to build community than to break bread? Or, in this case, bake it.The fourth, fifth and sixth grade classes at Sunderland Elementary School came together last week for one of the school’s first assemblies since the pandemic, during...


‘Always about the kids’: Well-loved educator Barrett recalled for lives she touched
01-27-2023 9:38 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

SOUTH DEERFIELD — Each year, the graduating senior girls of Frontier Regional School would walk across the street to join Principal Martha “Marti” Barrett for a traditional tea time at her home.“She used to invite the graduating girls to her house for...


UMass awards Ellsberg honorary degree
01-27-2023 9:36 PM

By ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL

AMHERST — Daniel Ellsberg, the whistleblower who leaked classified information pertaining to the Vietnam War known as the “Pentagon Papers,” was awarded an honorary degree from University of Massachusetts Amherst in a ceremony held in San Francisco...


Pictures of possibility: Exhibit by acclaimed illustrator Christian Robinson aims to help children explore the variety life offers
01-27-2023 9:35 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

Illustrator and children’s book author Christian Robinson calls his website “The Art of Fun,” and it seems an appropriate title. Robinson’s colorful and whimsical art — a mix of detailed collage, acrylic paint and colored pencil — transmits the sense...


‘The smallest tip may break this case open’: DA’s office pleas for help as tips dwindle in hit-run of Hadley boy
01-27-2023 9:34 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

NORTHAMPTON — At a standstill more than three months after a Hadley teen was struck and seriously injured in a Route 9 crosswalk, authorities took a rare step last Friday morning of holding a press conference in the hope that someone, somewhere will...


Longtime Eric Carle Museum director Alexandra Kennedy stepping down this year
01-27-2023 9:34 PM

By STEVE PFARRER

AMHERST — After almost 15 years leading the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Executive Director Alexandra Kennedy plans to step down from her post this year.But Kennedy, known at the Carle as Alix, says she hopes to stay engaged with the museum...


Around Amherst: Lunar New Year brings food, Winterfest fun this weekend
01-27-2023 8:56 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — Amherst will celebrate the Lunar New Year and Spring Festival with an event Sunday at the Amherst Regional Middle School auditorium.The Human Rights Commission is sponsoring the celebration, running from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m, that will include a...


The Lehrer Report: Jan. 27, 2023
01-27-2023 8:55 PM

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Columnist Johanna Neumann: Saying ‘farewell’ to fluorescents
01-25-2023 10:58 AM

How many Americans does it take to change a light bulb? To change one bulb now should only take one of us. However, to change all our bulbs in the coming years will require millions of us — and the best way to initiate that action is through the...


Mary Hayden Hall: People and the planet
01-25-2023 10:56 AM

Every human life is precious. And that is why it is so very tragic that so many people subsist in unbearable conditions. Just yesterday, I listened to a story on public radio about Nigeria, where it seems most everyone is trying to leave the country....


Amherst committee says track project can forge ahead, as booster organization continues fundraising
01-20-2023 9:25 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

AMHERST — A $4.74 million project to rebuild and reorient the track at the Amherst Regional High School, installing a synthetic turf playing field in its interior, can move forward, even though community fundraising is short of the amount needed to...


Jewish Federation reviving Ride to Provide fundraiser
01-20-2023 9:25 PM

By EMILY THURLOW

AMHERST — After an eight-year hiatus, a former annual fundraising event by the University of Massachusetts Hillel that helped support local, national and international service projects, will be making its return.Through a partnership with UMass...

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