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By LUKE MACANNUCO
GREENFIELD — In Baystate Franklin Medical Center’s cafeteria and oncology unit, the displayed works of local photographers Dave Madeloni and Richard Philben provide glimpses of the natural world in an otherwise sterile hospital environment.
By GRACE CHAI
Regional nonprofit Behavioral Health Network has landed a $938,956 state grant to expand its work supporting the social-emotional development and behavioral health of children in early education and care programs throughout the four counties of western Massachusetts.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
GREENFIELD — Outside the Oak Courts housing complex, a line forms in front of a food truck that extends down into the neighborhood, with adults and children on bicycles waiting to pick up their Summer Eats meals.
By GRACE CHAI
BOSTON — A veteran of the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office and longtime appellate attorney has been nominated to become a Superior Court judge by Gov. Maura Healey.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
GREENFIELD — Arranging books and various sewing supplies, Marianne Snow waited for visitors to arrive at the Greenfield Public Library’s first drop-in mending clinic on Tuesday.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
GREENFIELD — There’s no training needed for the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western Massachusetts’ annual Point 5K, but participants should bring their appetites.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
NORTHFIELD — Seven decades of service will come to a close this summer with the dissolution of the Northfield Kiwanis Club.
By VIRGINIA RAY
SHELBURNE FALLS — One year and three weeks after it closed for significant repairs, the Bridge of Flowers has reopened.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
NORTHFIELD — Outside Northfield Elementary School, Parent-Teacher Organization volunteer Cheryl George watched as a Graves Concrete truck poured the concrete foundation for the school’s new outdoor pavilion.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
Piti Theatre Co.’s annual DinoFest is evolving into something larger this year: Dino Trail Week.
By GRACE CHAI
NORTHAMPTON — After 15 years directing harm reduction at Tapestry, Liz Whynott recently accepted a new post as senior program officer at RIZE Massachusetts Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to funding and collaborating on solutions to end the overdose crisis in Massachusetts.
By NAOMI SCULLY-BRISTOL
In 2012, Massachusetts residents came close to legalizing medical aid in dying.
By NAOMI SCULLY-BRISTOL
On a winter day in 2023, Joan Cenedella turned to her partner of almost 30 years, Fran Volkmann, and said she would like a bowl of chocolate ice cream. Volkmann said she could get it for her, “but you know it will slow down what you’re trying to do.”
By LUKE MACANNUCO
The painted gaze of Littlefox, a Native American woman from Minneapolis, follows viewers who enter The LAVA Center to view the arts venue’s current exhibit, “Portraits in RED: Missing and Murdered Indigenous People” by artist and activist Nayana LaFond.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
SHELBURNE FALLS — Sunny blue skies greeted attendees of the annual Fourth of July parade and chicken barbecue on Friday.
By AALIANNA MARIETTA
Barbara Yue traveled more than 7,000 miles from Shanghai to visit the Giving Tree School in Gill.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
With its newest event, the Montague Retreat Center hopes to offer “a weekend art and cultural immersion with nature as our muse.”
By JULIAN MENDOZA
In the year since locally filmed drama “Money Game” premiered in Greenfield, the vitality of the film’s message has only gotten stronger, members of the cast and crew say.
By TINKY WEISBLAT
Rick Leskowitz of Buckland is a fascinating figure. He’s a psychiatrist, a bit of a historian and a pioneer in the field of energy medicine. This field aims to explore unseen forces and connections within the human body and between human beings.
By LUKE MACANNUCO
GREENFIELD — In addition to beloved staples, the Recreation Department is introducing new vendors and musicians at this year’s Independence Day celebration, slated for Saturday, July 5.
By LIESEL NYGARD
BERNARDSTON — A third annual fundraising dinner on Saturday, July 12, will raise money for a therapeutic riding program’s scholarship fund.
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