Alexander Macdougall is a reporter for the Daily Hampshire Gazette, with a focus on local news in Northampton, Massachusetts. His articles cover a range of topics including education, local government, business, and community events. His work has also been featured in the Athol Daily News and Greenfield Recorder.
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By: Alexander Macdougall, Hadley Ma
SOUTH HADLEY – Police are investigating a bank robbery that took place Wednesday at Westfield Bank branch at 32 Willimansett St.
By: Alexander Macdougall
NORTHAMPTON — The Northampton Community Arts Trust has received another grant in the amount of more than $100,000 for improvements to The Workroom, a 3,800-square-foot space used for gallery exhibitions and theatrical performances. The Workroom is...
By: Alexander Macdougall
Jeff Bujak, who opened Prodigy in 2018, grew up an avid gamer, always getting the latest console when it came out. Having amassed a collection of more than 700 games, he decided to incorporate the collection at Prodigy, setting up a few TVs with eight different consoles. It quickly proved to be a hit with customers. STAFF PHOTO/ALEXANDER MACDOUGALL
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By: Alexander Macdougall, Springfield Ma, Hadley Ma
BELCHERTOWN — A 26-year-old woman who allegedly robbed a bank in South Hadley last week with the help of an unwitting getaway driver is facing charges of armed robbery and making a bomb threat.
By: Alexander Macdougall
A volunteer at Craig’s Doors wipes down a cot. The Amherst organization has landed a state grant that will allow it to expand the number of homeless people it serves at the Econo Lodge in Hadley. Clinical and Support Options also received a grant for expansion of services in the areas it serves in the region. Gazette file photo
By: Alexander MacDougall, Anthony Cammalleri
A volunteer at Craig’s Doors wipes down a cot. The Amherst organization has landed a state grant that will allow it to expand the number of homeless people it serves at the Econo Lodge in Hadley. Clinical and Support Options also received a grant for expansion of its services in the region. Gazette file photo
By: Alexander Macdougall
Tucked behind the large former factory building that makes up the Eastworks retail complex lies the entrance to Prodigy, signs indicating that only those ages 13 and up may enter, with those under 17 requiring adult supervision. After going through...
By: Alexander Macdougall
NORTHAMPTON — Mental health and community support nonprofit Clinical & Support Options (CSO) gave a walking tour of their new homeless shelter and support site in Northampton on Thursday, although the organization isn’t expected to move into the...
By: Alexander Macdougall
A rendering of the proposed new apartment units, located across from Edwards Church, submitted to the city’s Department of Planning & Sustainability. The new units are to be built on the property of the former St. Mary’s Church, seen on the far left of the rendering. NORTHAMPTON PLANNING & SUSTAINABILITY DEPARTMENT
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