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Grace Talusan, writer in residence at Brandeis University, has won first place for nonfiction for her memoir “The Body Papers,” by Restless Books, the publishing company founded by Amherst College professor and writer Ilan Stavans.

Valley writers win honors in this year’s Massachusetts Book Award competition

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterSeptember 29, 2020

The Young@Heart Chorus can’t perform live at the moment, but the group has a new album out and a virtual concert on tap.

No stopping these singers: Young@Heart Chorus prepares to debut new album and virtual concert

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterSeptember 29, 2020

“I Can’t Breathe,” acrylic painting by Saleh Ho of Mauritania.

Staying connected in the age of COVID-19: UMass Fine Arts Center offers online music, comedy, dance and more this fall

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterSeptember 3, 2020

Leonard McCloud, an organizer for Mississippi MOVE, encourages people in the state capital of Jackson to vote on Primary Day in March.

Voting, then and now: Photo exhibit examines the barriers to voting in 1965 and 2020

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 27, 2020

“Entering the Day” is the 10th collection of poetry from Amherst poet Michael Miller.

‘Barricades’ and ‘Entering the Day’: A little-known chapter of West Point history, and a new collection of poems

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 20, 2020

The Stebbins House, built in 1799, in Historic Deerfield. The museum will reopen Labor Day weekend with safety protocols in place.

Historic Deerfield to reopen in September

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 13, 2020

Rehearsals from Whole Children’s 2019 musical were filmed as part of a new documentary, “This is Me,” about the organization’s performing arts program, started 10 years ago.

‘We are glorious’: Documentary celebrates young people in Whole Children’s performing arts program

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 6, 2020

The historic Porter-Phelps-Huntington House in Hadley has received a $19,050 grant to document the history of slaves, indentured servants and other underrepresented people who once worked on the property and adjoining lands.

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Hadley museum lands National Park Service grant

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 5, 2020

A group of Gazette employees stand in front of the Goss offset press for the paper’s first Saturday morning edition, printed in April 1972.

A short history of the newspaper’s printing operation in Northampton

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterAugust 3, 2020

The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art.

Come on in! Eric Carle Museum reopens for limited visits

by Steve Pfarrer Staff WriterJuly 30, 2020