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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! Escape to Western Mass. walking trails | Take it for a spin: Vinyl remains popular in the Valley | Teacher leads effort to bring holiday cheer | Thanksgiving – a moment in history that became a legend | The American chestnut is a tree with a history | The Best Damn Sandwich: Nosh Restaurant & Cafe | The Drake’s original spirit celebrated at new venue | The Eerie Series continues: Rock-A-Dundee Road | The Eerie Series Continues: The Bard of the Bizarre | The Eerie Series continues: The Springfield Cemetery | The eerie series: Robinson State Park | The Frost Heaves and HaLeS go multimedia with album, film | The making of Six Flags’ Fright Fest | The tradition of the Hunter’s Dinner rolls on | They’re not your Hollywood ‘Ghostbusters’ | Third Annual Pioneer Valley Wine Festival to return | This year’s new Big E food offerings please reporters | Thrift shops offer variety, value in recycled goods | Thunder in the Valley Festival returning with fireworks | Thunderbirds are go for first-ever AHL ‘Final Four’ | Thunderbirds look to continue on, off-ice success this season | ‘Torch Song’ offers reflective look at LGBTQ+ history | Tourism begins new era in pandemic’s aftermath | Toytopia exhibit to bring joy to both children and adults | Tracing our treasured Thanksgiving traditions | Transhealth Northampton promises patient centered care | Trees could cost a fa-la-la-la-lot more this Christmas | Trip on a Half Tank: Fall fun at Mike’s Maze | Trip on a Half Tank: Wine and Dine at Brignole Vineyards | Trip on a Tank: A glimpse at Newport’s ‘Gilded Age’ | Trip on a Tank: Killington, VT, offers views and great food | Trip on a Tank: the not-so-hidden gems of Worcester | Trouble in toyland? 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Spring 5K proves girls run Western Massachusetts

Date: 6/14/2023

SPRINGFIELD — Girls on the Run of Western Massachusetts hosted its end-of-the-season 5K at Western New England University on June 3, celebrating the work and effort put in by 1,030 participants at 75 different sites throughout the region during the spring session. Girls on the Run is a physical activity-based, positive youth development program that uses running games and dynamic discussions to teach life skills to girls in third through eighth grade. During the 10-week program, girls participated in lessons that foster confidence, build peer connections and encourage community service while they prepared for the end-of-season celebratory event that drew upwards of 4,000 people.

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