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Three Publicans to raise the bar with new Northampton music venue - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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NORTHAMPTON — Years ago, musician and at-large City Councilor Garrick Perry would stare out the window of his old job at the now-closed Spaghetti Freddy’s at 125 Pleasant St. at the Bishop’s Lounge balcony across the street. Now he and two partners are bringing the space back to life. More than two years after Bishop’s Lounge closed its doors at 41 Strong Ave. for the last time, Perry is teaming up with his wife, Stephanie Agnew, and friend Franc Kromholz to help bring live music, nightlife and
Northampton Historical Commission puts one-year delay on Finn House demolition - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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NORTHAMPTON — The Historical Commission voted unanimously Monday night to impose a yearlong demolition delay on the “Louise Finn” house at 1 Denniston Place, a roughly 175-year-old home that Cooley Dickinson Hospital wants to tear down. The home, which Cooley Dickinson dedicated in 2009 to longtime midwife Louise Finn, is believed to have ties to the anti-slavery movement. The hospital has said bringing the building up to code for medical use is not financially feasible. Under the city’s Demolit
Amherst man admits to violent threats against police, public - Amherst Bulletin (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD — A 24-year-old Amherst man pleaded guilty Monday in federal court after he made violent threats on social media targeting law enforcement officers, a grocery store and a federal building. Luke Brissie pleaded guilty to one count of interstate transmission of threatening communications, more than a year after he was arrested and charged last June. In April 2025, Brissie sent numerous threatening messages to a Metropolitan Nashville Police Department officer on Instagram, addressing t
Former Amherst nonprofit 80 Acres sued over unpaid wages - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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NORTHAMPTON — After an Amherst-based nonprofit dedicated to teaching children about racial and climate justice closed abruptly from a lack of funding, a former employee has filed a class action lawsuit against the organization, claiming more than $120,000 in unpaid wages. 80 Acres, Inc., a homeschool cooperative for children, began in Florence in 2021 and branched out beyond its original educational focus, adding a health justice component with a community wellness program and a legal practice f
Charlemont resident takes top prize in Beals Poetry contest - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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WINCHENDON – C. Desirée “Fin” Finley of Charlemont took first place for her poem “dear landlord” at the seventh annual Beals Prize for Poetry awards ceremony. Janet Bowdan of Northampton took second place for “Collapsing Woman,” while Claire Keyes of Marblehead took third for “Icarus on the Empire State Building.” The ceremony was held on Thursday, Sept. 24, at Beals Memorial Library in Winchendon. The competition drew 100 poets from Massachusetts and the Monadnock region of New Hampshire, with
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