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Climate Action Now of Western Massachusetts, Amherst Media, NAACP of Amherst, and the Coming Together Anti-racism Project present The Racial and Climate Justice Summer Youth Program.
In case you missed it, Meat for Tea-The Valley Review and The Collective are joining forces for their first ever fiction contest. Click on the story to find out the rules for entry and then submit!
Recently touted by Live Nation as "Ones To Watch," Amherst's Sunshine Brothers Inc. serve up surf-infused playlist with nostalgic 60s and 80s influences but with their own unique twist. Their show for Live At The Grid comes on the heels of the debut of their new EP "Jerry" in mid February. The single "In Your Dreams" had already surpassed a quarter million streams.
The Amherst area mourns the passing of Ray Elliot, 95, former president of the Pioneer Valley NAACP and founder of Citizens for Racial Amity Now.
Ray was a staunch civil rights activist, an advocate for veterans, and an all around well-loved community member.
He passed Thursday, March 27.
Ray most recently appeared on Going Deeper in two parts. Part one can be viewed here and part two here.