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The boiling temperature of water, 212F, is set at "0" on this special gauge attached to the evaporator at the North Hadley Sugar Shack, making it easier to note the ideal temperature of seven degrees above boiling. Photographed on Saturday morning, Feb. 22, 2020.

Food

Fired up for the sugaring season

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterMarch 6, 2020

A front loader moves mounds of cardboard and paper in the "fiber building" at the Springfield Materials Recycling Facility on Tuesday, Feb. 4, 2020.

Free recycling in Western Mass. is about to end

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterFebruary 22, 2020

Green Party presidential candidate Howie Hawkins speaks to local Green-Rainbow Party members in Northampton on Sunday night.

News

Green Party co-founder, presidential candidate rallies local supporters

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterFebruary 17, 2020

An Amherst-based theater company named Queer & Now will combine drag performances lip-syncing to contemporary pop music, as well as dance, theater and mythology this weekend at Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center.

News

‘Sync or Swim’ show combines lip-syncing, climate change and Ancient Greek mythology

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJanuary 17, 2020

Neurologist Brian W. Smith talks about sleep disorders and how monitoring equipment is attached to patients having an in-lab sleep study at the Florence office of Sleep Medicine Services of Western Massachusetts on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2019.

Too tired? How a sleep study could diagnose the problem

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterDecember 7, 2019

Fredi Munger, left, and Caleb Hardner listen to Nicolas Gross, front, during a study group on Ancient Greek language at Forbes Library.

At Forbes Library, a linguistic odyssey: Lovers of Ancient Greek read Homer in his native tongue

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterNovember 25, 2019

Gerard Simonette, of Northampton, talks about his recent trip to Turkey an his hike up Mt. Ararat.

Taking a peak

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterOctober 15, 2019

Emma June Ayres sings one of her songs from her album, “The Water Project,” a folk opera about the Quabbin Reservoir.

Amherst resident explores history, politics of Quabbin Reservoir through theater, song

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterMarch 27, 2019

Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Emily Dickinson’s co-editor, was one of a number of people who may have found the poet’s personality a bit “extreme,” says Tanya O’Debra.

Give it a rest, Emily! New play looks at famed Amherst poet through a sharper lens

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterJanuary 16, 2019

A rural scene by Old Deerfield Painting Group member Carol Walker.

Deerfield painting group celebrates 30th anniversary with new exhibit

by Chris Goudreau Staff WriterDecember 20, 2018