At the unofficial Northampton dog park on Burts Pit Road, tiny rocks trickle down the steep walking trail, followed by dogs of all sizes panting their way into the forest. As the trail levels out, the ...

In a last effort to pitch their ideas to voters ahead of Tuesday’s municipal elections, the three candidates competing for ...

Authorities are investigating the death of a woman who was found dead in the backyard of property she owns in the Bellevue Avenue area of Ware, according to the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office ...

If there is in fact a state football playoff berth in the near future for Easthampton, the Eagles will have had themselves a nice vigorous swim Thursday night to get there. Atrocious field conditions ...

Many families celebrate Halloween with trick-or-treating, decorating houses and watching scary movies, but one house on Harrison Avenue has carved out its own Halloween tradition of pumpkins and ...

Just two incumbents are earning endorsements from the Amherst-Pelham Education Association’s Representative Council, which has released a list of 11 candidates it is supporting for the 13-member Town ...

The fall season ended abruptly for the Frontier Regional volleyball team on Thursday night. The 14th-seeded Red Hawks lost, 3-0, to visiting No. 19 Millbury in the Round of 32 of the Division 4 ...

Turnovers cost the Amherst Regional football team a shot at an upset and a potential postseason berth, Thursday night. Chicopee Comp took advantage of the extra opportunities to stay undefeated with ...

Kenneth A. Sicard South Hadley, MA - Kenneth Alan Sicard, 77, passed away October 26, 2025. Ken proudly served his country as a US Marine during the Vietnam War, receiving numerous awards and medals.

Two of the largest contiguous forested tracts in the region in Pelham and Belchertown, being permanently protected by Kestrel ...

AMHERST — Road projects in South Amherst nearing completion will cause some disruptions in the coming days. West Bay Road, South East Street and Pomeroy Lane will be reduced to one lane of alternating ...

Back in 2023, Town Council President Lynn Griesmer pledged that the town would not spend a single penny more on the Jones Library demolition/expansion project than its $15.8 million share. The library ...