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Amilcar Shabazz January 29, 2021 0

The Civil War & Juneteenth Memorial Project is a group of Amherst residents, some of...

Anika Lopes January 29, 2021 0

On January 6th, 2021, I watched a confederate flag being paraded through the United States...

Darcy DuMont November 13, 2020 1

Editor’s note: This column appeared previously in The Amherst Bulletin “We humbly acknowledge that we...

Marla Goldberg-Jamate September 18, 2020 0

The often-overlooked role that Black women played in ending discriminatory voting practices in the United...

Art Keene September 11, 2020 0

Editor’s Note: “From Other Sources” offers links to selected articles that might be of interest to...

Hilda Greenbaum July 24, 2020 1

The meeting was conducted via Zoom webcast and was recorded. Participating: Commission Members: Jane Wald...

Sarah McKee July 24, 2020 0

The Jones Library’s Special Collections includes works of Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost, Julius Lester, and...

Karen Kurczynski July 18, 2020 0

Instead of heading to Puffer’s Pond with the family on a hot and humid Saturday...

Amherst Indy July 11, 2020 0

Source: amherstma.gov The Town Council cut the ceremonial ribbon on the new Groff Park playground...

Max Page July 11, 2020 0

Editor’s note: this column appeared previously in Labor Notes. How can we help the unemployed...

Kitty Axelson-Berry June 19, 2020 0

“A Few Questions For…” is an occasional feature of the Indy, aimed at helping our readers...

Amilcar Shabazz June 13, 2020 0

The Five College Area’s 10 th Annual Juneteenth Celebration will be held mostly virtually this...