Magazine Archive
Magazine Archive
Ella Nathanael Alkiewicz: A Storyteller for Her Culture
Speechless until age 13 due to tumors, Ella Nathanael Alkiewicz used art for solace. This experience fueled her passion for education and led her to become an essential storyteller for her Inuit culture.
THE AUTHOR NEXT DOOR: Meet Linda Cardillo
Author Linda Cardillo sustained her novel-writing dream after receiving encouragement from author John Knowles (A Separate Peace) in high school. Today, she is an award-winning historical fiction novelist.
Do You Drive a BMW, Mercedes, Jaguar, Land Rover or Porsche?
J.E. Robison Service provides expert care for your BMW, Mercedes, or Porsche. They have dealer-level tools, training, and specialized knowledge for complex programming and parts, focusing only on the client.
What About the House?
Deciding what happens to your home upon death requires careful consideration. Trusts avoid probate, ensure privacy, and protect your real estate proceeds from creditors or a beneficiary's divorcing spouse, providing a smooth transfer.
Why Upgrading from 100-Amp to 200-Amp Service Matters in Today’s Homes
Today's high-demand homes—with EV chargers, heat pumps, and modern appliances—require a 200-amp electrical service. Upgrading is crucial for safety, reliability, and future-proofing your household.
State-Incentivized Home Upgrades
Massachusetts homeowners can boost resale value and sustainability using state-supported incentives. Programs cover insulation, heat pumps, lead paint remediation, septic replacement, solar, and EV charger installation, even as federal support wanes.
After 175 Years of Service, County Bank Opens in Longmeadow
Country Bank has served the Pioneer Valley since 1850, committing to be "Made to Make a Difference." Unlike national banks, they grow mutually beneficial relationships, offering personalized service to the community they call home.
March for the Food Bank: Feeding Families in Western Mass
Honoring "Icons of Public Broadcasting," Monte Belmonte pushes an empty shopping cart 43 miles in the annual March for the Food Bank. The goal is to raise $650,000 to combat serious food insecurity.
Thank You for Being Part of Our Journey for the Past Five Years
Northampton Living celebrates five years of uniting the community. This magazine is your local social media in print, focusing on positive, educational content that connects people and businesses.
COMMUNITY, COFFEE & CAFFEINE: Meet Ally, Bri, and Pete
Meet your new neighbors, Brianna, Pete, and Ally. Their Pour Things coffee truck brings artisan coffee and a vibrant sense of community to Longmeadow's parks and events.
Mariah Swanson and Elana Chernick-Kritz Paint a Brilliant Future for Paradise City Arts
New directors Mariah Swanson and Elana Chernick-Kritz reimagine Paradise City Arts Festival. Enjoy 200+ artists, local music, diverse food, and extended hours at this Northampton art lover’s destination.
The Screaming Bridge of Greenfield
Discover the ghostly legend of Greenfield’s Screaming Bridge. Learn the tragic 1704 tale of Eunice Williams, whose brutal murder is said to still haunt the covered bridge today.
The Great Northampton Haunt Promises an Epic October, Turns City into Halloweentown
The Great Northampton Haunt transforms the city into Halloweentown for October. Enjoy a month of family-friendly spooky events, parades, markets, and Fright Bite Fridays.
New Financial Partner in Longmeadow: COUNTRY BANK
Country Bank celebrates its 175th anniversary by opening its 15th banking center in Longmeadow. We are proud to be your new neighbor and financial partner on Shaker Road.
Make Your Home Warmer, Greener and More Affordable with a 0% Mass Save HEAT Loan
Make your home warmer and save money with a 0% Mass Save HEAT Loan. Finance energy-efficient upgrades like insulation and new windows with no interest.
Beyond the Lake: How Older Adults Are Redefining What’s Next
Discover how retirement is being redefined as a vibrant era of purpose, with older adults launching businesses, volunteering, and inspiring their communities.
Is It Too Late for Financial Planning?
Is it too late for financial planning? Discover why starting at 60 or 70 can be highly effective for securing your retirement and finding peace of mind.
Moving and Medicare: What You Need to Know
Moving with Medicare? Learn key steps for a smooth transition. Update your address, understand how different plans are affected, and use your Special Enrollment Period.
Rays of Light in the Cloudiness of College Costs and Financial Aid (Part 2)
The Hechinger Report's tools help families decipher financial aid offers and understand college costs. These resources cut through the confusion to help you make an informed investment.
Passkey vs. Password: Why You Should Know the Difference
Understand the difference between passkeys and passwords. Discover how passkeys use your device's PIN or biometrics for faster, more secure logins to websites and services.