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The Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams says it’s seeing a second straight year of rising enrollment for the fall semester.
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A former teacher at an elite all-girls boarding school in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, has a new date for his next court appearance as he faces multiple rape charges.
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The debate over data centers is ramping up in Holyoke, Massachusetts, where the City Council is weighing a ban just as a developer eyes a particular parcel.
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With drought conditions worsening across Massachusetts, Berkshire County farmers are bracing for a hot, dry season.
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During a stop in Burlington Monday, Congresswoman Becca Balint discussed several issues including the need to place guardrails on AI imaging to protect individuals’ rights.
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Vermont Congresswoman Becca Balint is reintroducing legislation that she and advocates say addresses the root causes of housing availability and affordability.
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Primary contests big and small have been shaping up across Massachusetts – but, come Sept. 1st, one in particular will appear on ballots in all four of the state's westernmost counties, plus some of Central Mass.
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After residents passed one of the largest budget gap-filling overrides of its kind in western Massachusetts this year, the mayor of Easthampton says the city has its work cut out for it – including actual cuts.
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Burlington, Vermont officials have announced cooling centers will be open on Friday as hot weather moves into the region.
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An interview with SafeSpot Executive Director Stephen Murray.
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The head of the Vermont Republican Party is criticizing both the Republican and Democrat running for the state’s sole U.S. House seat.