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Walters had been living with his sister, but he and his four kids needed more space.
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Three Republicans are vying for the party’s ballot line in the race for New York’s 118th State Assembly District seat.
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One quarter of Massachusetts’ 351 communities have signed on to a grassroots campaign calling for the state flag’s controversial iconography to be changed. The activists behind the push claim Gov. Maura Healey is dragging her feet on finding a new state emblem.
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Following protests and lengthy debates, city council members in Holyoke, Massachusetts, have approved language effectively banning new data centers from coming to town.
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Finley was hit by a car, and residents worry a child or tourist could be next.
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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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The Saratoga Springs barn fire killed 17 horses. Four horses were rescued unharmed, and one horse reportedly escaped the barn but was found early Tuesday relatively untouched by the flames.
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WAMC's David Guistina in conversation with Mike Goodwin, News Editor at The Times Union, on Stewart Airport's hopes of bringing airlines back.
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The budget failed by just seven votes last month.
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On Monday, state education officials previewed a new competency-based graduation curriculum that will be implemented by 2029.