Hall of Fame Barber Shop
BeautyKeep it sharp: Hall of Fame Barber Shop delivers that no-nonsense Chicopee barbershop vibe, the kind where you sit, catch up, and walk out looking sharp for the week.
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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Keep it sharp: Hall of Fame Barber Shop delivers that no-nonsense Chicopee barbershop vibe, the kind where you sit, catch up, and walk out looking sharp for the week.
Trusted local blooms: Since 1999, Jan's Flowers & Gifts has been Holyoke’s go-to for custom bouquets, sympathy pieces, and seasonal arrangements, with every photo showing their actual work.
Omelet oasis nearby: When you want a low-key spot that just gets breakfast and lunch right, Jennifer's Kitchen turns out fluffy omelets and no-fuss plates in an easygoing, informal setting.
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The five stories Holyoke readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Edd's Furniture Co. in Mary's, Massachusetts, is closing after 91 years in business due to weakening economic conditions and rising prices and lack of federal funding, according to owner Job Hicks.
Full story at furnituretoday.com ↗
The real estate at Tavern on The Hill in Easthampton, Massachusetts, has been sold to business partners Volkan Polatol and Kevin Perrier, who plan luxury condominiums at the Mount Tom site on the Holyoke/ Eastham town line.
Full story at masslive.com ↗
OneHolyoke CDC has opened a lottery application for eight new affordable apartments at the Crafts Block in downtown Holyoke.
Full story at wwlp.com ↗
Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia has confirmed plans to build a new Walmart Supercenter at the former Kmart plaza on Northampton Street.
Full story at wwlp.com ↗
Common Wealth Murals, a Springfield nonprofit that promotes mural art to local neighborhoods, has announced its 2026 cohort of artists for its Community Mural Training program.
Full story at gazettenet.com ↗
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