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A plan to fit a five-story structure on the grounds of a former church parking lot in Northampton has won several key approvals, following months of changes and input from the city and residents.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council has passed a resolution supporting free speech and the students recently arrested and detained by ICE.
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Municipal races and campaigns are starting to take shape across western Massachusetts – including a challenge to the mayor of Northampton.
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Veterans and advocates in western Massachusetts are concerned about potential federal cuts, including a proposal they say would strain a VA system already experiencing plenty of issues.
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May is National Bike Month, and cycling enthusiasts in Berkshire County are gearing up to celebrate.
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After a demand from Western Massachusetts lawmakers for regional equity in the commonwealth’s judicial system, the governor has nominated two candidates from the region to the Superior Court.
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Dozens of older Berkshire County residents took to the streets of Pittsfield, Massachusetts Thursday to speak out against any Trump-driven cuts to the Social Security Administration.
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Outgoing Chicago schools leader recommended as new Mass. Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary EdThe Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in Massachusetts could soon have a new commissioner. State education officials are recommending the outgoing head of Chicago Public Schools to lead DESE.
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The 19th annual Pittsfield, Massachusetts CityJazz Festival kicks off in the heart of Berkshire County’s largest community tonight.
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Lawyers in Vermont are planning a march and rally Saturday in Burlington.
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In the wake of eight Vermont farmworkers being detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Monday, Governor Phil Scott faced numerous questions during his weekly briefing today about migrant workers and federal actions.
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An interview with Massachusetts Congressman Jim McGovern of the 2nd District.