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Craig’s Doors Celebrates 15 Years
About 75 supporters enjoyed pizza and cake at Mill River Recreation Area on September 23... The post Craig’s Doors Celebrates 15 Years first appeared on Amherst Indy .
More Than 100 Organizations Are Now Endorsing the “YES on 6” Ballot Campaign to Protect Water and Nature
Source: Andrew Farnitano, Nature for Massachusetts Coalition With less than two months until Election Day,... The post More Than 100 Organizations Are Now Endorsing the “YES on 6” Ballot Campaign to Protect Water and Nature first appeared on Amherst Indy .
City of Easthampton
Published September 22Press Release - Easthampton to Host Blood Drive on October 5th
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Opinion: A Human Library for Amherst
I attended a recent Jones Library listening session facilitated by Dr. Pat Romney and Angelica... The post Opinion: A Human Library for Amherst first appeared on Amherst Indy .
Jones Library Trustees Launch New Fundraising Arrangement for Expansion Project
Report on the Meeting of the Jones Library Trustees, Sept. 10, 2026 This meeting was... The post Jones Library Trustees Launch New Fundraising Arrangement for Expansion Project first appeared on Amherst Indy .
Reflections on Two Terms on the Amherst Historical Commission #3
by Hetty Startup I recently stepped down from the Amherst Historical Commission. As I neared... The post Reflections on Two Terms on the Amherst Historical Commission #3 first appeared on Amherst Indy .
Immigration and ICE: What You Can Do Right Now
by Scot Nakagawa The following article appeared originally in the blog The Anti-authoritarian Playbook on... The post Immigration and ICE: What You Can Do Right Now first appeared on Amherst Indy .
Amherst Arbor Spotlight: American Beech
by The Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee This is the ninth in a series of... The post Amherst Arbor Spotlight: American Beech first appeared on Amherst Indy .
Amherst Cultural Council Accepting Grant Proposals
The Amherst Cultural Council is seeking grant proposals to distribute up to $56,000 for community-based arts, humanities, and sciences events with broad public benefit and impact. Applications are being accepted through Thursday, October 15.