Many of us are navigating a daunting landscape. Since Jan. 20, barraged by a deluge of disastrous news that threatens to undo us, some have devised their own exit strategy, leaving for other countries ...

Digital equity efforts are taking off in Easthampton, with new digital education opportunities in the works, technology lending opportunities and more.

A three-way race for two, three-year seats on the Select Board pits political newcomer Philip Shumway against incumbents ...

Robert Laferriere has emerged as the third candidate for mayor of Easthampton, with hopes of enacting change in his community ...

The recent commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord begins the celebration of the ...

Despite the Gazette’s somewhat misleading recent headline stating that the FY26 budget submitted for the town of Amherst ...

I was touched by Gazette columnist J.M. Sorrell’s most recent declaration of concern for American Jews facing rising anti-semitism [“Tribe of Radical Allies Against Hate (TORAAH),” May 7]. Actually, ...

Like many towns in Massachusetts, we don’t fluoridate our water in Northampton. This policy (or lack-of-policy, really) is a ...

A week after Nuttelman’s Florist fell victim to a large robbery, store owners say they have received an outpouring of ...

In a letter to Congress, Gov. Maura Healey is urging lawmakers to reject changes proposed by Republicans to the Supplemental ...

It was a fitting end to the regular season for the Northampton boys tennis team, which recorded its 12th consecutive victory ...

A $1 million National Endowment for the Humanities grant awarded to the Jones Library two years ago is being canceled by the ...