SENIORS Wild West End — Dire Straits Recommended by Thijs Wittink Rein Me In — Olivia Dean & Sam Fender Recommended by Minjoo Serhant JUNIORS Chicken Fried — Zac Brown Band Recommended by Max Fukudome Day & Night — Tonique & Man Recommended by Heidi Liang SOPHOMORES Drugs from Amsterdam — Mau P Recommended by Keshav Katkar Great Divide — Noah Kahan Recommended by Athena Grabowski FRESHMEN Restless Mind — Sam Barber Recommended by Will Ott Different Worlds — Alan Walker Recom

Greenfield honors local veterans by replacing street signs In an effort to honor Deerfield veterans who never came home from wars, Fred Beckta of the Memorial Day Committee of Deerfield worked with community volunteers to raise $5,000 for renewing signs along the streets of South Deerfield. Engraved with names of veterans, the restored signs continue a decades-long tradition of Memorial Day. Memorial Day was originally known as Decoration Day, as it was a celebration that in

Q: How was your experience training as a monk, and how did that training lead to your counseling career? A: Before becoming a monk, I was an actor. While trying to understand my emotions in the conservatory, I started meditating more. Then a monk came to my school, and I asked him, “Can I go to your monastery and do a meditation retreat?” He told me that I couldn't become a monk that easily; however, I didn't want to be a monk. So he offered me a three-month retreat. During

COURTESY OF DEERFIELD COMMUNICATIONS New York Times bestselling author and President of the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) Greg Lukianoff visited campus to give a talk at an all school meeting about his advocacy for free speech on college campuses. For two decades, Mr. Lukianoff has supported the First Amendment’s rights through his work on mob censorship, cancel culture, and the consequences of refraining from honest discourse. In his speech, he cove

COURTESY OF LONG RIVER PRODUCE MARKET Long River Produce Market is a local farmstand in South Deerfield, Massachusetts, with a strong commitment to selling produce sourced from within a 200-mile radius, with much of their produce sourced from Atlas Farm. They also run a community fund program within the market, where all customers who need it have access to a set amount of money to buy from the store, all donated from customers and local organizations. They maintain relation