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March for the Food Bank with Monte Belmonte steps off Monday for 15th year
11-22-2024 6:23 PM

By ALEXA LEWIS

The 15th annual March for the Food Bank with Monte Belmonte will once again traverse the 43 miles from Springfield to Greenfield over Monday and Tuesday.The march has come to be known not just for the creative costumes donned by marchers pushing...


Lifelong home baker starts business, The Sourdog, in Orange
11-21-2024 2:56 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Kristin Geyster officially started her own small business last month. But you won’t see a new storefront or signs in town.That’s because her new enterprise, The Sourdog, is a cottage bakery, meaning she sells bread out of her residential...


‘It never gets old’: Students deliver 561 items to Northfield Food Pantry in annual drive
11-20-2024 6:50 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

NORTHFIELD — Even more than a decade on, Northfield Elementary School’s annual food drive to benefit the Northfield Food Pantry is still fresh.That special tradition continued Wednesday afternoon, as Carolyn Baskowki’s fourth grade class rallied the...


‘Taste as you go’: An autumn bisque that you can make your own
11-18-2024 12:48 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

A few years ago I wrote in this column about my friend Pam Gerry of Charlemont. It was January, National Soup Month, and she made her Sausage, Kale, and Cabbage Soup. I always associate Pam with soup, although she can make many other delicious...


Not just a ‘publicity stunt’: Monte Belmonte provides insight on costumes from 15 fundraising marches
11-15-2024 9:47 AM

By JULIAN MENDOZA

Making his way from Springfield to Greenfield during his annual walk to raise money for the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, local radio personality Christopher “Monte” Belmonte looks to increase the visibility of one of the country’s greatest...


Bittersweet Bakery & Cafe in Deerfield reopens with smaller menu, renewed focus on dinners
11-14-2024 12:16 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

DEERFIELD — After a few months of a temporary closure in which its owner was determining the next steps, Bittersweet Bakery & Cafe reopened its doors this week with a revamped business plan.Laura Thiem, who owns and operates the 6-year-old bakery and...


Food for the Beaver Moon — and beyond
11-11-2024 3:01 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

I have always loved the Native American tradition of giving each month’s full moon a special name that celebrates the season of the year. November’s full moon, which falls this coming Friday night, is the beaver moon.It marks the time in autumn when...


App locates where to buy farm fresh eggs in Franklin, Hampshire counties
11-08-2024 7:01 PM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

Wondering where you can find farm fresh eggs near you? If so, you may find just what you’re looking for on Egglister, a new web app with a map of farm stands in Franklin and Hampshire counties that are selling fresh eggs. The tool comes from data...


‘Eating in Leverett’ for 250 years: New cookbook is a lasting memento of town’s major birthday
11-06-2024 2:28 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

The town of Leverett is celebrating its 250th anniversary this year. The festivities have included a cake-filled birthday party in March, a plant walk, an antique vehicle and equipment show, a quilt show, a July 4 parade and barbecue, and much...


A CSA for cooler weather: Pioneer Valley Heritage Grains
11-04-2024 5:29 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

Until recently, there were some products locavores in the Pioneer Valley just couldn’t buy. We had no trouble finding fresh local vegetables, at least during the harvest season. We could purchase some local meat and poultry. Grains were a different...


Mahar alum plans inaugural turkey trot in Orange
10-29-2024 10:40 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — A Ralph C. Mahar Regional School alumnus is planning a Thanksgiving-themed footrace on Nov. 9, with all proceeds going to the Orange Food Pantry.Jacob Tenney, a 2021 graduate, said the first Mahar Turkey Trot will consist of a 5-kilometer (or...


Paradise found: The apple is not forbidden fruit, it is the fruit of our New England homes
10-28-2024 12:10 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

Apples are on my mind. They’re everywhere at this time of year. This coming weekend marks the 30th anniversary of Franklin County Cider Days.A few years ago, I was flummoxed to learn that it says nowhere in the Hebrew Bible that the forbidden fruit...


Amid $10M gap, Healthy Incentives Program payouts to be reduced in December
10-25-2024 6:41 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

A big change will be coming to families who take advantage of the Healthy Incentives Program (HIP).Beginning in December, all families using HIP benefits, regardless of their household size, will see their monthly incentives reduced to $20, which is,...


By dessert, ‘You’re in outer space’: Chef Matthew Brehm caters multi-course cannabis-infused meals in the Valley
10-25-2024 4:49 PM

By CAROLYN BROWN

A local chef is bringing a new meaning to the phrase “getting baked.”Chef Matthew Brehm is the owner of Upscale Cannabis Wine Dinners, which provides catered brunches and dinners with weed-infused dishes. He operates out of western Massachusetts, but...


Social justice is served, silverware not required: ‘The Revolution Will Be Well Fed’ is a cookbook and history book rolled into one
10-21-2024 1:30 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

Corrie Locke-Hardy of Plainfield has a varied work history. She has been a pastry chef, a teacher, and a social-justice education consultant. Most recently, she became a cookbook author with the publication of “The Revolution Will Be Well Fed”...


Donations due Oct. 22 for Bobby C’s Thanksgiving meals fundraiser
10-13-2024 9:47 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

For the ninth consecutive year, local DJ Robert “Bobby C” Campbell is soliciting donations to help feed families in need on Thanksgiving.An $80 contribution will sponsor a family in need, providing a Thanksgiving dinner complete with a turkey,...


Montague’s El Nopalito adds breakfast option
10-10-2024 11:42 AM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE — The recent decision to offer takeout breakfast Thursday through Saturday is boosting business at El Nopalito at 196 Turners Falls Road.“People seem to like stopping in [and] getting their burritos to go,” said Jahmes Peters, owner of the...


New food service director’s ideas driving excitement over school lunch at Mahar
10-09-2024 3:07 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Trying to please a cynical restaurant critic might seem like a daunting task. But how about 1,200 growing young people? That’s the daily reality for Katrina Bressani, the new food service director for the Ralph C. Mahar Regional and Union 73...


Mesa Verde episode of ‘America’s Best Restaurants’ now on YouTube
10-07-2024 3:34 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — A national media and marketing company that promotes local, independently owned restaurants recently posted to YouTube an episode that was filmed at Mesa Verde.“America’s Best Restaurants” visited the Mexican eatery on June 18 and host...


In a pickle at the Tyler Memorial Library: A no-cook, no-sink-required pickling recipe
10-07-2024 3:27 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

A couple weeks ago, I attended a quick-pickling workshop at the Tyler Memorial Library in Charlemont. The library serves both Hawley and Charlemont. Librarian Kim Gabert arranges about one workshop a month.Somehow, I hadn’t managed to get to any of...

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