Emily Thurlow is a freelance writer based in Northampton, Massachusetts. She specializes in writing about local businesses, events, and community stories, with a focus on the vibrant and diverse culture of the area. Her work has been featured in various local publications, including The Berkshire Edge, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Greenfield Recorder, and Athol Daily News.
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Emily Thurlow's coverage primarily focuses on local news in the Northampton, Massachusetts area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including small businesses, local events and landmarks, food and drink establishments, art and creativity, as well as education and community issues.
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By: Emily Thurlow
AMHERST — The Mill District has a sweet new addition to its storefronts.Combining a love of food, fun, kindness and ethical desserts, Alysia Bryant opened the doors to her cake shop, Carefree Cakery, on Aug. 1 at the 71 Cowls Road mixed-use...
By: Emily Thurlow
NORTHAMPTON — Beyond the fairgrounds, past an I-91 overpass and the airport, and around a tight corner shrouded by trees is a path that opens up to a vista of the Mount Holyoke Range and Summit House.The picturesque landscape is elevated only by the...
By: Emily Thurlow
NORTHAMPTON — Yankee Mattress Company, an Agawam-based manufacturer which has gained a “cool” reputation with its gel memory foam mattresses it provides to the high-roller suites at MGM Springfield, is moving its Northampton showroom.The company,...
By: Emily Thurlow
SOUTHAMPTON — If you ask Edward Hamel, who spends quite a bit of his time outdoors among the grapevines, great wine is made in his vineyard. But if you ask any of his winemakers, they’ll tell you that great wine is made in the winery, of course.The...
By: Emily Thurlow
AMHERST — While every parent’s relationship with their child is different, it’s probably fair to say that many often seek out experiences that will imprint long lasting memories.For some mothers and daughters that could mean a day of rock climbing or...
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FLORENCE — A challenge in staffing has provided a new opportunity for two longtime Valley business owners.For nearly 30 years, Clara Li and Ken Cheung have relied on family members as well as a handful of locals to staff their Pine Street Chinese...
By: Emily Thurlow
AMHERST — Deborah Noyes likens herself to that of a magpie of a crow, collecting a variety of pretty, and occasionally shiny, items ranging from furniture and pottery to decor and lighting.The California-born entrepreneur’s love of collecting...
By: Emily Thurlow
James Murning will hold a grand opening for his new Easthampton store, Aurora Jewelers, at 106 Union St. on Saturday. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS » Buy this Image
By: Emily Thurlow
Rose Lynch talks about her role in the Western Mass Arm Wrestling League on her couch with her dog Ripley. Lynch is organizing an event called the Pulaski Pull Down on Jan. 27. She is wearing the overalls she wears as part of her character when she takes part in the arm wrestling competitions. Her character is called Virginia from West Virginia, inspired by her grandmother who Lynch describes as reminding her of Rosie the Riveter. “She was a housewife her whole life but she was bad ass,” said Lynch about her grandmother. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS » Buy this Image
By EMILY THURLOW For the Advocate A woman dressed in pajamas walks into a Cottage Street bar and challenges a random stranger to an arm-wrestling match. The circumstances sound like the set-up of a joke. It’s not. That woman is Rose Lynch of Easthampton, and over the next few weeks leading up to the so-called […]
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