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HCC Culinary Arts Instructor Honored Again With National Award
HOLYOKE – For the second year in a row, Chef Tracy Carter was recognized with a national award for her work as chair of the culinary arts department at Holyoke Community College. In July, Carter received the 2026 Innovation Award from Real Milk California and the Center for the Advancement of Foodservice Education (CAFÉ) for…
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More Than a Title: The Heart of Community Coordination
When people hear the title Community Coordinator or Resident Service Coordinator, they often picture someone who plans events or helps residents connect with services. While those responsibilities are an important part of my work, this role has always meant so much more to me. It is about building genuine relationships, earning trust, and helping residents…
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Trust The Process, Don’t Rush The Plan
Trusting the process requires patience, faith, and persistence in our journey. I will be the first to admit that this is not always easy. You may be trying to lose weight, dealing with a breakup, in debt, working on getting healthier, having mishap after mishap, or in a funk and don’t really know why. In…
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ED COHEN, A MAN OF THE COMMUNITY
On behalf of the entire Hurst family, we would like to thank all of you who called, sent text messages, sympathy cards or stopped us when you saw one of us to express your condolences at Ed’s loss. It meant a lot to us and we truly appreciate you. Like so many of you, we…
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HCC Culinary Arts Instructor Honored Again With National Award
HOLYOKE – For the second year in a row, Chef Tracy Carter was recognized with a national award for her work as chair of the culinary arts department at Holyoke Community College. In July, Carter received the 2026 Innovation Award from Real Milk California and the Center for the Advancement of Foodservice Education (CAFÉ) for…
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More Than a Title: The Heart of Community Coordination
When people hear the title Community Coordinator or Resident Service Coordinator, they often picture someone who plans events or helps residents connect with services. While those responsibilities are an important part of my work, this role has always meant so much more to me. It is about building genuine relationships, earning trust, and helping residents…
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Trust The Process, Don’t Rush The Plan
Trusting the process requires patience, faith, and persistence in our journey. I will be the first to admit that this is not always easy. You may be trying to lose weight, dealing with a breakup, in debt, working on getting healthier, having mishap after mishap, or in a funk and don’t really know why. In…
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