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| 9/11 commemoration events in Western Massachusetts | A look inside the renovated Basketball Hall of Fame | A man, his dog and their journey to end hunger | All Out Adventures embraces winter weather | Alternatives to reduce your waste stream | Amatul-Wadud announces Congressional campaign | Amherst Brewing balances tradition and growth | An apple a day: Picking season approaches for orchards | Ancient structures, new enigmas in Shutesbury | Area church’s event supports Kids in the Congo | Area native releases anthology of spooky nanny tales | Armenian Fest draws record crowd to eat, dance, remember | Armory hosts salute to WWI Armistice on Nov. 11 | Art exhibit to explore connections to ‘Our Grandmothers’ | ‘As Schools Match Wits’ returns for 61st season | At Hampden fishing derby, it was a good day to cast a line | Author and musician Billy Arnold jams in Springfield | Authors explore fishing and the importance of male friendship | Back Porch Bluegrass Festival slated for August | Back to class: Colleges prepare for return of students | Benefit reading to raise money for Ukrainians as part of global effort | Best Damn Sandwich takes a road trip to Russell | Big Brothers Big Sisters host Brews, Bites & Bids | Big E welcomes new foods, vendors to 2022 fair | ‘Big is Back’ the theme for this year’s Big E | Biggest headlines of 2019 for Massachusetts | Bing Comic-Con: Springfield’s convention for a cause | Boar’s Head Festival takes place for the 37th year | Book about ‘big feelings’ not just for little children | Brassil to be recognized for successful career | Breast cancer survivor shares journey through photo memoir | Bright Nights celebrates 25 years of holiday lights | Brimfield Flea Market offers a treasure hunt | Bring your holiday host a ‘taste of home’ | Business community appreciates outdoor dining extension | Business is brewing at Monsoon Coffee Roasters shop | Canna Provisions brings together art, cannabis | Carriages, sculptures and more on display at Bridal Expo | cdeVision launches online Don Hunstein exhibit | Celebrate and honor African American History month | Celebrate Valentine’s Day with local chocolates | Celebrating National Bagel Day the only way we know how | Celebration of Pearl Primus comes to UMass | Chapter of local aviation history is being revisited | Chester Theatre debuts Easthampton playwright’s solo show | Chicopee Provision returns to kielbasa production | Christianson touches many lives in Rwanda | Classically trained baker accepts new challenge at Insa | Clean energy industry increases in Massachusetts | Contestants vie for Ms. Massachusetts Senior America July 14 | Cool Spots: local ice cream shops delight | Cornhole tournament to raise money for Special Olympics team | Country in the Country Music Fest returns to Hadley | CRC looking ahead to new leadership, expanding mission | Cummington Fair readies for 154th year | Cummington Fair returns for 152nd year | Cycling the scenery: exploring the Valley’s Rail Trail | Dakin Humane Society seeks homes for rescued dogs | Dino Fest, ‘God’s gift to Granby,’ returns Sept. 10 | Disney eats: creating your own tasty staycation | Dobbs inks insights with latest ‘Fleischer’ findings | Dog sledder offers camps over Christmas break | ‘Dogs and Brews’ event raises money for charity | Drawing Board Brewing Company to open in Florence | Drunken Rabbit is brewing up something special | East Longmeadow High School alum drafted by D’Backs | Eastern States Exposition returns after a year-long hiatus | Eastfield Mall reinvents itself in aftermath of pandemic | Easthampton celebrates annual WinterFest | Easthampton City Arts announces fall Spot Lot lineup | Easthampton Film Festival returns for second year | Easthampton Film Festival to feature indie films from all over world | Easthampton Fire Department remembers 9-11 on 21st anniversary | Easthampton Theater Company to debut with ‘God of Carnage’ | Easthampton Winterfest returns for monumental 10th year | Easthampton’s Zing! maintains success as it reaches sixth year | Easy as apple pie: tasting the quintessential fall treat | Eighth annual Easthampton WinterFest underway | Enjoy scenic dining at local waterfront restaurants | Enshrinement highlights another year of basketball legends | Eric Carle Museum celebrates 20th anniversary | Eric Carle Museum presents ‘I Could Do That’ | Excitement grows for 70th Holyoke St. Patrick’s Parade | Exhibit showcases collection of political posters | Fables come to life in form of gingerbread | Fall for local coffee shop’s seasonal beverages | Families tour new Pope Francis Preparatory School | Family-friendly festive events around Western Mass. | Farmers’ markets offer fresh, locally grown food | Fast and furious come out for annual Pinewood Derby | Father transforming grief into hope through fundraiser | Feast your eyes on this: local pumpkin pies | Festivals, events happening in the final weeks of summer | Film night to capture the life of legendary drummer Max Roach | First Night Northampton returns to in-person format | First Papillon Tattoo Convention brings art to West Side | Five floors of art await at Cottage Street Open Studios | Flower shops discuss Valentine’s Day expectations | Food pantries prepare for holiday season crunch | Food Truck Fridays festivities begin at MGM Springfield | For Belanger, this year’s Super Bowl had a different feel | Former Reminder reporter finds her niche with the Patriots | Former theater writer, director pens next act | Fossil show brings ‘world’s largest predator’ to Big E | Founder of Roca receives prestigious Heinz Award | Francis uses ‘Arrow’ to do good in the area | Franklin County CiderDays celebrates everything apples | Freezing plunge raises funds for Special Olympics | Fresh Paint Springfield brings local students together | Friends, film buffs launch ‘Cranky Old Men’ podcast | From our families to yours, happy holidays | From the Reminder family to yours | Fun and spooky events to celebrate Halloween | Fun returns to Three County Fairgrounds this week | Gabe Gill brings unpacks suburbia on new EP ‘Crickets’ | Generations of Red Sox fans flock to Springfield for Winter Weekend | Geocaching: A fun, free way to spend time outside | Gingerbread Aquatics | Gingerbread exhibit welcomes visitors to Land of Sugar & Seuss | Girls Inc. of the Valley prepares next generation of girls | Girls take steps toward confidence, fitness at running clubs | Golf tournament to support veterans through Ware nonprofit | Governor gives State of the Commonwealth Address | Great burger choices abound across Western Mass. | Halloween candy: what treat does the trick for you? | Halloween happenings: tricks and treats in your town | Hambley explains current state of affairs in Iraq | Have a ‘good morning’ at your local coffee shop | Herbarium marks 40 years of helping people | Hike with a Tyke: Laughing Brook Wildlife Sanctuary | Hike with a Tyke: Pomeroy Meadow Conservation Area | Hikes with a Tyke: Poet’s Seat at Rocky Mountain Park | Hikes with a Tyke: Rice Nature Preserve | Hilltowns open studio tour a chance to see and learn | Historic Deerfield ready to celebrate holiday season | History of our Holidays: Celebrating Kwanzaa | History of our Holidays: Celebrating Hanukkah | History of our Holidays: Celebrating Christmas and The Grinch | Holiday season off and running with Bright Nights 5K | Holiday sustainability: tips, tricks and why it’s important | Holy cannoli: Celebrating National Dessert Day | Holyoke Civic Symphony season finale slated for May 7 | Holyoke ramps up for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations | Holyoke’s 70th St. Patrick’s Parade delights crowds | Hop to it: celebrate National Beer Day at local breweries | Hot diggity dog: favorite franks of Western Mass. | Hot Oven Cookies opens new store in Chicopee | Houses of worship take different approaches to reopening | How do they crumble? Sizing up some local cookies | How do ya’ like them apples [cider donuts]? | How do you feel about pick-up lines? | Hundreds attend Springfield’s March for our Lives | Ice Cream pioneer Steve Herrell releases new book | Inclusion Infusion to bring disparate artforms together | Indian Day presents a love for part of city’s history | It takes more than rain to deter Indian reunion | Jazz and Roots Festival celebrates community culture | Jeanne Johns to host final Heart of the Hilltowns series | Junior Achievement announces ‘18 under 18’ list | Let’s roll: Celebrating National Burrito Day in the Valley | Link to Libraries celebrates milestone book donation | Local artist lends talents to creation of new graphic novel | Local author’s book gives insight into area’s oddities | Local business owner raises money for Ukraine evacuees | Local businesses offer Valentine’s Day experiences, gifts | Local chef takes love of food on the road with ‘The Food Explorer’ | Local children’s museums press play on programming | Local churches to send holiday gifts around the world | Local food pantries in need of donations, volunteers | Local food pantries strained by rising costs, increased need | Local holiday shopping is a community investment | Local hospitals cope with rise in COVID-19 cases | Local offices show commitment to veterans | Local organization works to support Ukrainian refugees | Local organizations preparing for financially difficult winter | Local star shines at college football all star game | Local theater celebrates ‘Avengers: Endgame’ release | Local venues adjust to ever-changing restrictions | Local wineries preparing for spring season | Local wins Grammy for album of grief, reawakening | Local woman sews 1,000 dresses for African children | Log Cabin partners with Big E for Craft Pub experience | Longmeddowe Days celebrates Longmeadow’s history | Longtime Chrysanthemum show returns this fall | Look Park celebrates return of Summer Celebration Auction | Ludlow honors fallen resident with race challenge | Main Street Deli brings big snacks to the big game | Making the most of fall with local corn mazes | Mall is evolving once more with the times | Martin Luther King Jr. remembered | Mattoon Street Arts Festival: a showcase for creativity | Mattoon Street Arts Festival celebrates 50 years | Mattress maker’s works a dream for shelter animals | Mayflower Marathon returns to MGM Springfield for second year | Mead Art Museum introduces 'Mead on the Move' | Mental health clinics to offer walk-in access | Miracle on Bosworth: holidays signal 5 years for Two Weeks Notice Brewing | Monsoon Coffee Roastery business booms | Monte continues march for Western Mass. Food Bank | Mullen remembers a landmark restaurant | NEPM Asparagus Festival returns to Hadley | New Dobbs book takes a deep dive into Fleischer Studios | New exhibit at science museum allows kids to get animated | New foods and vendors hit the Big E stands Sept. 15 | New guidelines highlight need for teen depression screening | New local magazine covers cannabis | New shop lives up to its unique, eclectic name | New storefront offers hot cookies, straight from the oven | Nicky's Pizza offers a taste of the Big E in the year without a fair | Nini’s Ristorante recreates some Big E favorites | Ninth annual Easthampton WinterFest set for Feb. 12 | Northampton honors Sept. 11 lives lost during ceremony | Northampton Jazz program returns after a two-year pandemic hiatus | Northampton’s Three County Fair made its return | Now here’s a story you can sink your teeth into | Odenong Powwow brings focus to Indigenous cultures | Old favorites, new surprises at Cummington Fair | On a roll: local interest in skateboarding keeps growing | Open Studios celebrates return in Easthampton | Opera House Players build community sharing stage | Order early and shop local for Thanksgiving needs | Our history is in plain sight, even if we don’t notice it | Outdoor dining options grow with Northampton's Summer on Strong | Pan-Mass Challenge riders inspired by loved ones | Parade of the Big Balloons | Paradise City Arts Festival returns to Northampton | Paradise City Arts Festival returns to the Three County Fairgrounds | Parzybok talks cannabis as industry expands locally | Pascommuck Conservation Trust celebrates 40 years | ‘Paws on the Town’ supports local restaurants, Dakin | Performers, venues navigating return of live music | Photographer sees ghosts, spirits in his work | Pink W. A. Y. works to aid women with breast cancer | Pioneer Valley Tourism begins to return to normal | Polish Center offers an authentic view of Polish culture | Pop culture fans meet in Springfield for Bing Comic Con | Pope Francis grad wins big on Wheel of Fortune | Pope Francis Preparatory School celebrates graduation | Powder Hollow Brewery opens Yankee Candle taproom | Powder Hollow Brewery plans to keep growing | Pride Stores lead way for gas station cuisine | Program trains people to practice mental health first aid with youth | Project aims to document early history of Valley’s Black lives | Pumpkin patches offer array of decor and fun for all | Rachel’s Table touts anniversary, expansion plans | Railway Hobby Show returns to Eastern States Exposition | Rays of Hope hosts ‘Parade of Hope’ fundraiser | Red Sox come to Springfield for Winter Weekend | Region abounds with sweet ice cream choices | Region prepares to celebrate Independence Day | Reminder family foods: our favorite holiday fare | Reminder Publishing celebrates 60th anniversary at Iron Duke | Reminder Publishing enjoys Santa’s Trains at Look Park | Reminder staff puts Buffalo Wings to the test | Resources to help understand why people are protesting | Retailers ready for reopening under new regulations | Return to ‘Camelot’ with Kennedy exhibits | Revamped hoop hall gives fans immersive experience | Ringing in the New Year - Western Mass. Style | Roll into summer with Western Mass. food trucks | Ronald McDonald House hosts inaugural Trees of Hope event | Ronald McDonald House to host 28th Annual Gala in April | Rowing organizations preparing for upcoming season | Saldo returns to area with ‘Connecting Point’ | Santa’s Trains at Look Park returns after two lost years | Santa’s Trains returns to Look Park with more days, features | Scantic River Artisans showcase their talents at art show | Search begins for Ms. Massachusetts Senior America | Second largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade in nation returns | Sept. 11 attacks remembered at Amherst ceremony | Seventh annual Barks and Brews benefits Dakin | Seventh annual walk brings awareness to domestic violence in Ware | Shop, listen and learn at Long Meddowe Days | Sikes offers advice from his 30-year career in Hollywood | Silent film actor’s scrapbook comes to Whately | Six Flags brings Harley Quinn to Gotham City | Sixth Annual Springfield Jazz & Roots Festival | #SocialDistancingFest brings live music to your home | SONAURA’s romantic chemistry radiates from “Long Way ‘Round” | South Hadley native prepares to head to Paralympics | Spirit of Springfield prepares for holiday celebrations | Spirit of Springfield prepares for summer fun | Spirit of Springfield reflects on Bright Nights, 2022 season | Spring 5K proves girls run Western Massachusetts | Springfield honors Martin Luther King Jr. in annual celebration | Springfield Museums celebrate 85 years of reaching for the stars | Springfield Museums celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday | Springfield Museums celebrate Oktoberfest at the Quadrangle | Springfield Museums featuring work of area residents | Springfield Museums host annual gingerbread contest | Springfield Museums’ This Is Us Portraiture Today exhibit begins | Springfield Preservation Trust presents awards at event | Springfield Pride Parade draws thousands to downtown | Springfield Science Museum exhibit explores climate change | Springfield Symphony Orchestra gears up for 22-23 season | Stars shine bright at 2023 Spalding Hoophall Classic | Sugar houses prepare for the 2021 sugar season | Support needed for family following rare medical crisis | Sustainability, growth amoung goals of Catholic elementary schools | T-Birds collect, distribute record-setting 6,083 teddy bears | Take a fall road trip to some great used book stores | Take a hike! 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Reminder Publishing celebrates 60th anniversary at Iron Duke

Date: 3/7/2023

LUDLOW – In an intimate gathering with employees and friends, Reminder Publishing celebrated their 60th anniversary on Jan. 25 at Iron Duke in Ludlow.

In November of 1962, Reminder Publishing — known at the time as Reminder Publications — was founded by Carlo and Anne Buendo; a husband-and-wife duo looking to bring a shopping guide to East Longmeadow.

Since then, the business has flourished — especially within the past four years — launching numerous publications, bringing the company to a total of 12 weekly newspapers, one daily newspaper and two monthly magazines.

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