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Profiling ‘The Raider’: New book by UMass history professor Stephen Platt explores the life of a celebrated but unconventional Marine

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By STEVE PFARRER For the Gazette Stephen Platt, who teaches 19th and 20th century Chinese history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, made a significant name for himself with his two last books. Courtesy BYU Special CollectionsEvans Carlson with Zhu De, the commander of the Chinese Communist Eighth Route Army, circa 1938. “Autumn in the Heavenly Kingdom,” an account of China’s bloody Taiping Rebellion in the mid 1800s, won the 2012 Cundi…Read Article

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Local tragedies, set to song: Historic Northampton will stage ‘Northampton Stories: From the Operas of Sawyer & Erdman’ next weekend

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By CAROLYN BROWN Staff Writer Two dark moments in Northampton history – the 1806 execution of two innocent immigrants and the 1960 arrest of a closeted Smith College professor – have an unlikely connection: an upcoming event will explore them both in opera. William Hite, left, and Bryan Pollock, as Newton Arvin and Truman Capote, respectively, in the 2017 production of “The Scarlet Professor” by Harley Erdman and Eric Sawyer at Smith College. PH…Read Article

Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield

‘My heart requires it’: Pioneer lesbian singer-songwriter Linda Shear will perform benefit show in Northampton, May 31

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By CAROLYN BROWN Staff Writer Celebrated lesbian singer-songwriter Linda Shear will play a benefit show for Straw Dog Writers Guild on Saturday, May 31, at 4 p.m. at Northampton Center for the Arts. Linda Shear plays the piano at home in Easthampton. She will play a benefit show for Straw Dog Writers Guild on Saturday, May 31, at 4 p.m. at Northampton Center for the Arts. STAFF PHOTO / DANIEL JACOBI II— Shear founded the band Family of Woman, th…Read Article

Fearlessly following her muse: Artist Rosemary Barrett’s upcoming show in Easthampton is rich with surrealist oil paintings

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By CAROLYN BROWN Staff Writer Holyoke artist Rosemary Barrett has worked in many mediums, but her upcoming show in Easthampton will highlight a collection of oil paintings. Barrett’s show, “The Awakening,” will be featured at Big Red Frame in Easthampton from Saturday, June 7, through Saturday, June 28, and will be featured in Easthampton’s June Art Walk on Saturday, June 7, from 4 to 7 p.m. STAFF PHOTO / DANIEL JACOBI IIRosemary Barrett paintin…Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

‘Irving Berlin’s View of the East River’ films in western Mass: Behind the scenes of an indie movie set in the Valley

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By EMILEE KLEIN Staff Writer ‘Reset!” There’s an inaudible moan among the cast and crew when director Sarah Knight cues the walk back down the path along the Connecticut River dike in Hadley to record another take after nearly an hour of running the same scene. The crew is behind schedule on the set of “Irving Berlin’s View of the East River,” and the beautiful scenery of western Massachusetts, the main setting of the short live action film, is …Hatfield, Massachusetts · Hatfield Read Article

Theater Matters with Jarice Hanson: Budget cuts can’t kill culture: Highlighting two local productions that bring us hope

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By Jarice Hanson For the Valley Advocate When Donald Trump announced he was assuming control of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, many nervous jokes were made to cover up the fear of what could come next. My vote for the best parody goes to Eddie Feldmann and Bill Scheft’s March 17 New Yorker feature, titled “Updated Kennedy Center 2025 Schedule.” Listings like “Roseanne sings Sondheim,” and the “Nordic version of The Wiz,” among the f…Donald Trump · Hatfield Read Article

The ills of a billion-dollar enterprise: The slow-death of the cannabis industry, and what might be done to reverse the trend

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The Massachusetts cannabis industry is a billion-dollar enterprise, with over 700 retailers operating across the state. Yet stores are closing, companies are firing their workers and retail and non-retail licenses are being surrendered by former operators as business owners clamor for regulatory changes to transform an industry they see as unsustainable.Greenfield, Massachusetts · Greenfield See the Story

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Profiling ‘The Raider’: New book by UMass history professor Stephen Platt explores the life of a celebrated but unconventional Marine

Local tragedies, set to song: Historic Northampton will stage ‘Northampton Stories: From the Operas of Sawyer & Erdman’ next weekend

‘My heart requires it’: Pioneer lesbian singer-songwriter Linda Shear will perform benefit show in Northampton, May 31

Fearlessly following her muse: Artist Rosemary Barrett’s upcoming show in Easthampton is rich with surrealist oil paintings

‘Irving Berlin’s View of the East River’ films in western Mass: Behind the scenes of an indie movie set in the Valley

Theater Matters with Jarice Hanson: Budget cuts can’t kill culture: Highlighting two local productions that bring us hope

How Trump tariffs could upend California farms, wine and ports

Reel talent: Easthampton Film Festival returns for fourth year, May 1-4

Amherst can’t decide where it is: Is town center uptown or downtown?

Tulsa Fire Museum hosts annual Women's History Live Exhibit

The ills of a billion-dollar enterprise: The slow-death of the cannabis industry, and what might be done to reverse the trend

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