Troy David Mercier está demandando a miembros de una compañía de teatro de Northampton, Proyecto Teatro 24 horas , una afiliada de Paintbox Theater Company, por 150.000 dólares por supuesta difamación y daños emocionales. Mercier recibió un máster en dramaturgia de Smith College y una licenciatura en Teatro de la Universidad de Massachusetts en Amherst. Mercier empezó a trabajar en Paintbox Theater en 2004 y ha sido un miembro activo del teatro desde entonces. Paintbox Theater ha utilizado las facilidades teatrales de Smith para organizar algunas de sus actuaciones antes de esta demanda.
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Trigger Warning: Mention of Sexual Harassment and Grooming Troy David Mercier is suing members of a Northampton theater company, 24 Hour Theater Project, an affiliate…
The Northampton municipal elections are coming up on Nov. 7 and voters will be able to cast their ballots for eight different races.
Dear Dedicated Sophian Readers, We are proud to present our October publication, the second print edition of the year. With the Northampton municipal elections coming…
In the upcoming Northampton election, four candidates are vying for two City Council at-large seats.
On Nov. 7, four names will appear on the ballot for Councilor-at-Large: Incumbent Marissa Elkins, Ward 4 Councilor Garrick M. Perry, former city councilor David Murphy and former mayoral candidate Roy C. Martin.
Current city councilor Jamilia Gore will not be running for a second term in office. Gore was the first African American woman to hold the at-large seat.
Smith students and local community members marched in the streets of Northampton on Thursday, Oct 19 to protest in solidarity with Palestinians against Israel's attacks on the Gaza Strip, Israel’s apartheid state and Smith College’s response to the conflict.
Due to recent redistricting, three incumbent Northampton School Committee members will be fighting for two at-large seats. The school committee seat is a two-year term and is chaired by Northampton Mayor Gina-Louise Scarria ’96.
Northampton Mayor Gina-Louise Scarria '96, has attributed her decision to attend Smith College to the profound impression she experienced upon first driving into the city. After completing her undergraduate studies, Scarria pursued a career in political consulting in San Francisco and later joined the ACLU's national office in New York. While earning her graduate degree at the City University of New York, Scarria resided in Northampton and was a campaign manager for a local City Councilor before being inspired to run for office herself.
Over 100 protestors, including a grim reaper weidling a blue earth flag, lined Main Street Northampton on Tuesday, March 21. The crowd held signs painted…
Rather than spending your Saturday night at a sweaty basement party or in the Carroll Room, take an eight-minute walk downtown to local Northampton venue…