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Details on Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s fundraiser in Pittsfield on Saturday have been released.
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Vice President and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris will be in downtown Pittsfield, Massachusetts for a campaign fundraiser on Saturday. WAMC spoke with residents ahead of the event.
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Vice President and likely Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is holding a fundraiser in Pittsfield, Massachusetts on Saturday.
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Berkshire County legislators are reacting to the $58 billion compromise budget passed by the Massachusetts legislature this month.
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Governor Phil Scott says the state is opening temporary recovery centers as officials await word whether the state qualifies for federal disaster assistance.
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Using city and Community Preservation Act funds, officials in Springfield are working to expand a stretch of conservation area and connect pieces of a larger preservation effort in the process.
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The Burlington, Vermont City Council held its July meeting at the temporary home of the Burlington High School, where councilors heard an update on construction of a new school and took up other city business.
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Democratic leaders and people around the country continue to respond to Joe Biden withdrawing from the presidential campaign with endorsements growing for Vice President Kamala Harris to be the nominee.
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Democratic delegates across the Northeast are pledging support for Vice President Kamala Harris, backing her unanimously in some states within a day of President Biden endorsing her as he bows out of the presidential race. Delegates in Massachusetts were among those to switch and endorse Harris this week.
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Reaction in Vermont to President Joe Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential campaign and endorse Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor is following partisan lines.
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Efforts to support homeless veterans in Massachusetts are getting a boost from the Healey administration – part of a broader effort to solve the problem all together.
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Beginning Aug. 1, families who aren't prioritized for placement in emergency assistance shelters will be eligible to stay at overflow sites for just five days.