Northampton MA Archives - Page 77 of 87 - Greenfield Recorder

State Rep. Peter Kocot, left, and Northampton Mayor David Narkewicz were among those attending a protest against white nationalism Sunday outside City Hall in Northampton in the wake of violence in Charlottesville, Va. on Saturday.

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State lawmaker Peter Kocot dies at 61

by Bera Dunau For The RecorderFebruary 22, 2018

The 1930s train car on Strong Avenue in Northampton.

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Vacant diner may get back on track

by Bryan Bowman For The RecorderJanuary 30, 2018

Attendees of the Greenfield Greendance Dance Spree event freestyle dance at the Episcopal Church of Saints James and Andrew on Saturday, Jan. 6, 2018 in Greenfield.

No shoes, no drugs, no judgment: Greenfield Greendance by Dance Spree kicks off

by Domenic Poli Recorder StaffJanuary 25, 2018

Submitted PhotoTom Jenkins and his oxen.

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Team of oxen set to parade as part of logging event

by Michael Connors For The RecorderJanuary 23, 2018

The former Bill Willard Inc. concrete plant at 303 King St. in Northampton was recently purchased by Colvest Northampton LLC for $2,250,600. The 2.9 acres of commercially-zoned property is near the intersection of Barrett Street and is adjacent to Northampton Crossing at 325 King St.

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Closed concrete plant sold

by Bera Dunau For The RecorderJanuary 23, 2018

Marie Brown, who is directing "The Hedda Variations", talks to a group of students including Fletcher Soto, front, during auditions Thursday at Northampton High School.

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Northampton High School calls off musical

by Staff Report For The RecorderDecember 22, 2017

People of all ages, many dressed in holiday garb, begin the 5K fun run during the 14th annual Hot Chocolate Run to benefit Safe Passage, Sunday in downtown Northampton.

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Annual Hot Chocolate Run for Safe Passage brings in $615,000

by David McLellan For the RecorderDecember 4, 2017

An illuminated castle sparkles as the sun goes down Nov. 26, 2017 at Look Park’s Winter Wonderland Holiday Light Display in Northampton.

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Santa’s Trains coming to Look Park

by David McLellan For The RecorderDecember 4, 2017

In this June. 21, 2011, file photo, former U.S. CIA Operations Officer, Valerie Plame Wilson arrives for the UK film premiere of Countdown to Zero in London. Wilson launched an online fundraiser on Aug. 18, 2017, looking to raise enough money to buy Twitter so President Donald Trump can’t use it.

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Valerie Plame Wilson speaking at Smith

by Scott Merzbach For The RecorderNovember 30, 2017

Kathryn “Kay” Burnett “believed that trails are essential for connecting people to the land,” said her friend, Bill Finn.

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Area land trusts receive $250,000 each from Kay Burnett’s estate

by Scott Merzbach For The RecorderNovember 20, 2017