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AMHERST — In recent days, a flurry of people have reached out to the nonprofit organization that runs Amherst’s seasonal emergency overnight shelter, perhaps indicating that when it opens Wednesday evening, demand for the service will continue to be...
MISCELLANEOUSCLUTTER— Clutterers Anonymous 12-step group. Free. Meets every Friday, 6:30 p.m., at the South Congregational Church, 1066 South East St., Amherst. Call Mike at 345-5115 or go to http://www.claeast.org/ for more info.UNDEREARNERS...
The Northampton Jazz Festival, shut down last fall because of COVID-19, returns this weekend, Oct. 1-2, with a busy schedule of live performances, with shows in Pulaski Park, several downtown restaurants and other venues, and a final concert at the...
Support groups, resources and more "> DAN LITTLEMothers Hillary Halpern, from left, Brianna Sloane, and Amanda Lamontagne talk with each other as their children Marlowe Halpern, bottom left, Edwin Roberts, and Will Lamontagne play during the "Over the Hump" class for mother's with infants between ages around 6-12 months at the Cooley Dickinson Center for Midwifery Care Thursday in Northampton. DAN LITTLE—Daily Hampshire Gazette "> DAN LITTLE14-month-old Edwin Roberts, of Sunderland, crawls along among the toys during the "Over the Hump" class for mother's with infants between ages around 6-...
Published: 4/22/2021 8:51:51 PM NORTHAMPTON — The Rev. Donald Morgan, pastor of Haydenville Congregational Church, said he watched bits and pieces of the trial of Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer convicted of killing George Floyd last May. “Of course I tuned in to the verdict,” Morgan said, standing at the front of the Unitarian Society of Northampton and Florence church on Thursday afternoon. “Since that time I have celebrated, and I have rejoiced,” he said. “But I was only able to celebrate after telling myself and assuring myself that although we celebrate — and ...