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Calling out a rise in “youth disturbances” at Union Station, the mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts, is also now calling for an end to free busing in the city – a move that’s attracting criticism from riders and local leaders.
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Since the killing of a young man in a mental health crisis in January, the Hinsdale Police Department has been the subject of public outcry and an investigation into its protocols and practices.
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Over a month after announcing the Amherst, Massachusetts, school would close following fall semester, Hampshire's leadership now says the college "does not have enough" funding for the final stretch it had planned.
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Authorities say a bus driver from Staten Island is facing two counts of involuntary manslaughter, days after a crash in Virginia that killed a family of four from Greenfield, Massachusetts.
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A symphonic celebration of Jerry Garcia’s music is coming to Tanglewood next month, pairing veterans of the jam band scene with the Boston Pops to play some rare and different tunes.
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WAMC’s David Guistina in conversation with Kevin Moran, Executive Editor of The Berkshire Eagle about the surge in tick cases in the Berkshire County.
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This week, students in two Southern Berkshire County communities held protests against the ongoing federal immigration crackdown and cuts to public education. WAMC was at both demonstrations.
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An interview with Nadia Milleron.
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Earlier this month, about a dozen tenants were locked out of their apartments in Holyoke, Massachusetts, unable to access the multi-story building since it was condemned by the city.Inspectors deemed the structure “uninhabitable.” Now, the tenants and Holyoke officials are looking for answers.
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Williamstown, Mass., made state history this month by taking a stand against sludge.
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The family of Benjamin Swan says the civil rights champion and cornerstone in Springfield politics died peacefully Monday morning.
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Ahead of Memorial Day, a small group of veterans and family members made their way up Mount Holyoke in western Massachusetts. They continued an annual tradition of honoring military members lost during a tragic accident over 80 years ago.