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Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match

Clark creates her own happiness with the Lioness Group

Lussier spearheads own anti-resume revolution

It's not too late to get your brain in shape

Philippine Night will benefit youth and share culture

Santaniello starts business to market others

Home churches provide more personal settings for the faithful

Koher family and friends 'adopt' children's wishes for the holidays

Faith-based 'Always Our Children' helps families support all gay, lesbian, transgender children


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Pg 2 Feature Stories

Matchmaker, matchmaker, make me a match - 2/8/2010
Clark creates her own happiness with the Lioness Group - 2/1/2010
Lussier spearheads own anti-resume revolution - 1/25/2010
It's not too late to get your brain in shape - 1/18/2010
Philippine Night will benefit youth and share culture - 1/11/2010
Santaniello starts business to market others - 1/4/2010
Home churches provide more personal settings for the faithful - 12/28/2009
Koher family and friends 'adopt' children's wishes for the holidays - 12/21/2009
Faith-based 'Always Our Children' helps families support all gay, lesbian, transgender children - 12/14/2009
Holiday tradition returns to Eastfield Mall - 12/7/2009
Festival of Trees is product of private and non-profit partnership - 11/30/2009
Program helps cancer surviors regain confidence - 11/18/2009
For Southwick woman working with angels is part of her everyday life - 11/18/2009
Brightside Angel Campaign shows true Christmas spirit - 11/11/2009
Church comes alive with sounds of children singing - 11/9/2009
Annual Fall Home Show going 'Extreme Green' Nov. 6 - 8 - 11/2/2009
2010 census critically important to Pioneer Valley - 10/5/2009
Vermont Monster guide delves into eerie side of the Green Mountain State - 9/28/2009
Bill Cosby keeps comedy alive nearly five decades into his career - 9/21/2009
Big E still 'nothin' but a good time' - 9/14/2009
Put another log on the fire, Almanac predicts brrrisk winter - 9/8/2009
Church helps fill a crib for an infant in need - 9/1/2009
Paralegal turns love for fashion into 'Love, Miche' accessories - 9/1/2009
Mystic Aquarium, Seaport get boys' seal of approval - 8/18/2009
Celebrate local farms with Local Hero flavor-fest - 8/11/2009
Mary's Meadow highlights new kind of senior living - 8/3/2009
First Generation performance 'just the beginning' - 7/27/2009
Starting a landscaping company just made 'good scents' - 7/20/2009
Voters decide zoo animal lip-lock - 7/7/2009
Family and followers hope to canonize Springfield priest - 6/29/2009
Entrepreneurial spirit keeps the cupcake mojo risin' - 6/22/2009
Africa not far from the hearts of Americans - 6/16/2009
Local author puts his passion for PTs in print - 6/8/2009
Link to Libraries celebrates one year of aid - 6/1/2009
Clothing designer doesn't aim for the fences, he forgets them - 4/27/2009
Locals honored for 'compassionate work with poor' - 4/21/2009
Brush before business for Baku prodigy - 4/20/2009
Deveno's work - 4/14/2009
Tackling yesterday's tacky trends beneficial for Bay Path grad - 4/13/2009
Former player hits a homerun with unique training program - 3/30/2009
Young umpire has major league dreams - 3/23/2009
Young artist weaves work of entrepreneurial enterprise - 3/16/2009
Residents gear up for XII Hands All Around Quilt Show - 3/10/2009
Organization focuses on cooking up hope - 3/9/2009
Changing children's lives in one hour a week - 2/23/2009
A hard work ethic is hammered home - 2/17/2009
Spice up gift giving at the Terra Americana showroom - 2/9/2009
Young designer will make you say 'Oh Fluck!' - 2/2/2009
Carson, never a 'victim of circumstance,' to share story - 1/19/2009
Pete's Sweets a delectable business for high school junior - 1/12/2009
Holiday passports celebrate five holiday customs - 1/5/2009
Cooking can be an essential and entertaining skill for kids - 12/29/2008
Standby as Birchland students put the 'Spotlight On' - 12/22/2008
Organization brings together girls of all ages - 12/15/2008
'TROUBLE IN TOYLAND' - 12/8/2008
Hit the town for some holiday merriment - 12/3/2008
Get ready for goose bumps in new science of fear exhibit - 10/27/2008
Pioneer Valley banks are safe and secure - 10/6/2008
Artist tracks 'pathways' from South Africa to the Northeast - 9/29/2008
Big E remains blend of ballyhoo and Americana - 9/22/2008
Granby farmer a hero for sharing what crops up - 9/15/2008
Organization aims to bring future leaders of Ghana to America - 9/2/2008
Timeless tales told in rhymes at Story Land - 9/2/2008
Community reaches out to restore Babb's Rink - 8/26/2008
Roller derby skaters are ready to rumble - 8/19/2008
Labyrinths are a tool for self-discovery - 7/29/2008
Cancer survivor takes on new challenge - 7/21/2008
Brian Wilson to appear in Northampton this week - 7/9/2008
Dreams come true for local mother - 7/8/2008
Family turns gray days gold with unity at Senior Games - 7/7/2008
Hitting the hog is going to the dogs - 6/16/2008
Program focuses on creativity in the classroom - 6/9/2008
Taste the best of the valley in West Springfield - 6/2/2008
Base prepares for first air show since 2004 - 5/27/2008
Healing powers of herbs celebrated at Herbarium - 5/19/2008
Winning a prize is just icing on the cake - 5/12/2008
From the LHS auditorium to Carnegie Hall - 4/28/2008
Book details the lively history of Mountain Park - 4/21/2008
Laughing Brook 'ready to be loved' again - 4/15/2008
Earth Day and Arbor Day being observed in local community - 4/7/2008
Artist takes craft from theory to reality - 3/25/2008
Finding Christian neighbors with 'Sundays in America' - 3/18/2008
Become a new kind of woman outdoors - 3/10/2008
Children's chorus ready to make beautiful music - 3/3/2008
Learn how to upgrade your garden at symposium - 2/19/2008
Organization brings culture to area homes - 2/11/2008
Hometown Hero award winners announced - 2/5/2008
Workshops to focus on achieving peace every day - 1/22/2008
Make going green great in 2008 - 1/15/2008
Homeless of the city remembered at vigil - 1/2/2008
Basketball shoots awareness around the globe - 12/27/2007
Letters from Iraq: Pagnoni writes home - 12/26/2007
Terri Thomas Girls Program aims to help - 12/19/2007
Surviving Enola Gay crew member is living history - 12/3/2007
Wal-Mart Buyers warned - 12/3/2007
Giving Tree unveiled at Eastfield Mall - 11/26/2007
Tuggie MacQueen makes dog fashion high art - 11/13/2007
Laughing Brook receiving renovations - 11/6/2007
Genocide in Darfur is Rwanda all over again - 10/29/2007
Music therapy helps those with disabilities - 10/23/2007
Independent artists gather at 'Rock & Shock' - 10/17/2007
Exiled students have hope in abbot - 10/15/2007
Piecing and patching her way to first place - 10/9/2007
Making miracles happen with the BAA marathon - 10/2/2007
'Boy, we had a blast at The Big E!' - 9/24/2007
9-11 Remembrance Ceremonies bring tears and healing to communities - 9/19/2007
From battalion to battle ring - 9/4/2007
Aaand...action! Reminder offices become a movie set - 8/27/2007
Clambake brings out state-wide politicos - 8/20/2007
Volunteers makes Grandmothers' Garden bloom - 8/15/2007
Time to celebrate the local blueberry harvest - 8/6/2007
Apartments reborn - 7/24/2007
Locals helps others in wake of disasters - 7/16/2007
Artist keeps traditions alive - 7/3/2007
Relief worker: no quick fixes to illegal immigration - 6/26/2007
Unique creations - 6/4/2007
Zoo gets new additions - 5/21/2007
Pioneer Valley visitors guide - 5/14/2007
Youth heads to opening of Idol Camp - 5/7/2007
Expo is one of the most successful to date - 5/2/2007
Artist discovers talent stems from injury - 4/25/2007
Legislators get annual report card for Mass Audubon - 4/24/2007
Area celebrates Earth Day - 4/18/2007
Writer discovers rigors of racing on the Westfield River - 4/13/2007
Tourism industry needs more state funding - 4/13/2007
Bradley pens world's healthiest recipes - 4/9/2007
Queen bee retires from hive with 30-year legacy - 4/2/2007
'Rockne' gets rehabilitated - 3/27/2007
Buddies become friends in new program - 3/19/2007
Rosalind Clark is remembered - 3/13/2007
Diocese begins planning process - 3/7/2007
Panicky pooch chosen as valley's worst dog - 3/5/2007
Women bare their scars to save lives - 2/26/2007
Falcetti Music celebrates 50 years - 2/19/2007
Shays Rebellion revisited through tour - 2/13/2007
Teens seek help to make a difference in Africa - 2/5/2007
Hometown Heroes - citizens honored for their service - 1/29/2007
Author to speak on Middle East crisis - 1/24/2007
Leader of the pack: how I became master again - 1/22/2007
Ashe tells Murray new jail needs more funding - 1/17/2007
Former principal is sent to Iraq - 1/15/2007
New funeral survey helps people prepare - 1/8/2007
Two locals named to Governor-elect's cabinet - 1/2/2007
Teenagers on skids to save lives - 12/20/2006
Greenery workshop takes place on Dec. 15 - 12/13/2006
Locals work to improve conditions in Ecuador - 12/11/2006
Local farms have the tree for you - 12/6/2006
Russell Biomass LLC receives 2006 Dirty Dozen Award - 12/5/2006
R.A.D. program educates and empowers women - 11/27/2006
Marine adjusts to life after deployment - 11/20/2006
It's time for 'Toys for Tots' again - 11/15/2006
Local residents provide aid in Tanzania - 11/13/2006
PVTA head: service is back on track - 11/8/2006
Haffke donates 'Senior Sportster' to museum - 11/6/2006
Charlie Company comes home - 10/30/2006
Hillman: Patrick wrong on licences - 10/25/2006
Hatikvah Center - Nov. events - 10/23/2006
Flying lessons offer unique perspective on Valley - 10/17/2006
Gubernatorial debate - 10/10/2006
It will be a Titanic weekend - 10/4/2006
PVEA action items - 10/3/2006
Szych challenges Olver for Congress - 9/27/2006
Big E: - 9/27/2006
Stand Down to help veterans stand up - 9/20/2006
PVTA experiences major changes - 9/20/2006
Old-Fashioned Winter - 9/19/2006
A Cappella Ensemble - 9/12/2006
Ballot question would allow wine sales at groceries - 9/6/2006
Food Bank celebrates expansion - 9/6/2006
Bus line sees rail service as wasteful - 9/6/2006
Foundation awards 1,150 local scholarships - 9/6/2006
Six months later, Charlie Company still going strong - 9/5/2006
Sisters of Providence share journey - 8/29/2006
College loan laws leave many lost - 8/23/2006
Political spotlight shines on W. Mass - 8/23/2006
Plant could affect region's air quality - 8/23/2006
Group works to get kids ready for school year - 8/21/2006
New company to manage PVTA vans - 8/16/2006
Tag sale will benefit research of rare disease - 8/15/2006
Races heat up in western Mass. - 8/9/2006
River cruise is a pleasure on the Lady Bea - 8/7/2006
Book traces region's Revolutionary War history with Rte. 20 road trip - 8/2/2006
Goodhines challenges Mazza for County Clerk - 8/2/2006
Women's club members bid farewell - 7/31/2006
Program unites parents with children from around world - 7/26/2006
Taking anti-violence training to Africa - 7/24/2006
ROAL assembles 'fixator pants' to assist wounded - 7/19/2006
Area police officers respond to need - 7/19/2006
New Bike Commute Map - 7/17/2006
Treasures of local artifacts and long-submerged landscapes are worth a dive - 7/3/2006
East Longmeadow Fourth of July Parade - 6/26/2006
Final Book Swap signals new beginning for library - 6/19/2006
Seminar predicts future of talk radio - 6/14/2006
Children's Museum celebrates 25 years - 6/7/2006
Lighthouse helps members - 6/5/2006
Ct. River attractions are on the map - 5/31/2006
Brielle's Brigade prepares for state-wide ride - 5/30/2006
Toy Challenge - 5/19/2006
Rite of spring: Fishway is now open - 5/17/2006
Orchards event to introduce women to golf - 5/17/2006
Long Meddowe Days - 5/16/2006
All aboard for W. Massachusetts? - 5/11/2006
Healer returns to western Mass. - 5/8/2006
Life Enrichment Expo - 5/8/2006
Candidates define differences - 5/3/2006
Family shines light on autism - 5/1/2006
Children learn bike safety - 4/25/2006
Therapeutic gardens - 4/18/2006
Team Griffin's Friends trains for marathon - 4/11/2006
Ponytails wanted for Wigs for Kids - 4/6/2006
Holyoke prepares for parade - 3/8/2006
Healer visits East Longmeadow - 3/2/2006
Western Mass. shines at Toy Fair - 2/21/2006
Popular radio show host still has it - 2/1/2006
Hampden native trains for Boston Marathon - 1/24/2006
Western Mass. chefs heat things up for Jimmy Fund - 1/17/2006
Experiences in Army help designer's business - 1/11/2006
Grant helps girls connect to Zoey's room - 1/4/2006
Artists' works remember New England of past - 12/28/2005
Weather was no obstacle for annual fly-in - 12/14/2005
Congress approves federal funding for two local transportation projects - 12/8/2005
Mercy hosts Boot Camp for Dads program for new fathers - 12/8/2005
Conn. company says 'Don't shovel, Wovel this winter' - 12/8/2005
Federal money helps PVTA serve STCC students - 11/30/2005
Program helps families resettle - 11/22/2005
Reminder readers sing as part of mall program - 11/15/2005
The holiday season is a great time of year to lend a hand - 11/9/2005
Radio Reading moves to new downtown location - 11/8/2005
Center offers information to communities - 10/26/2005
Weil comes to western Mass. for WFCR benefit - 10/25/2005
PVTA debuts new hybrid electric bus - 10/19/2005
Local physician/magician pens book about his life-long passion - 10/17/2005
New book celebrates mysteries of New England - 10/13/2005
Womanshelter celebrates 25 years - 10/13/2005
Youthbuild can change the lives of many young people - 10/6/2005
Get ready for another snowy winter! - 10/3/2005
Regimental Encampment competition comes to Westover - 9/29/2005
Wobbly youngster makes debut at Zoo - 9/26/2005
Cirque choreographer calls Springfield home - 9/21/2005
The 'Real New England Patriots' - 9/14/2005
Fuel prices have effect on area bus lines - 9/14/2005
BFA announces funding goal, annual dinner - 9/14/2005
Several of 'Toxic Twelve' are here in W. Mass. - 9/1/2005
Recording studio owners hope to inspire others - 8/29/2005
Political junkies flock to annual event - 8/24/2005
It's a 'wrap' at school as filmmaker completes 'Snacks' - 8/8/2005
Program teaches core values to Young Marines - 8/1/2005
4-H Club is way more than just animals - 7/25/2005
C5s are essential to the nation's defense - 7/18/2005
Broadcaster/teacher keeps tradition alive - 7/11/2005
Recent graduates leave for U.S.C.G. Academy - 7/4/2005
Immigration stabilizes state population - 6/29/2005
Drover's Roast is a filling history lesson - 6/26/2005
Local veterans kayak entire Conn. River - 6/22/2005
Grant Hill brings art collection to Hall of Fame - 6/19/2005
Seminar reveals future of talk radio - 6/14/2005
Cruise for a Cause will benefit Red Cross - 5/31/2005
Long Meddowe Days return with fun, food and crafts - 5/10/2005
Author Jean Stone to appear at signings - 4/19/2005

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