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Vermont Senator Peter Welch spoke about the government shutdown and other issues before returning to Washington earlier this week.
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Burlington, Vermont’s mayor and police chief presented a community safety update today offering crime statistics and an overview of efforts to promote safety.
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This weekend, for the first time in 200 years, the Stockbridge Munsee Band of Mohican Indians will hold a powwow on their ancestral homelands in New Lebanon, New York.
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A Berkshire County legislator’s effort to close an age of consent loophole in Massachusetts has taken a step forward in the state house.
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A performance featuring a giant inflatable turtle puppet, song, and dance telling the Haudenosaunee story of creation comes to West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, Friday.
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A new report from the Massachusetts State Auditor says an energy efficiency program run by utility companies costs more and delivers less to the commonwealth’s lower-income communities.
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State legislators toured Southern Berkshire County Monday to highlight the impact of climate change on local communities.
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High school juniors from across Berkshire County are taking part in a leadership program aimed at keeping young people living and working in the region after they finish their education.
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Deconstruction of a nuclear plant in Vernon, Vermont, that closed more than a decade ago is nearing completion.
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An event in Lenox, Massachusetts, will present the poetry and prose of writers with disabilities next week.
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Amid the Minutemen’s 0-3 start to the season, the head of UMass Amherst athletics says more resources will be committed to the school’s long-struggling football program to shore up 'deferred maintenance' as well as attract and retain talent.
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On Saturday, environmental activists and local leaders will gather in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, to urge passage of a bill aimed at forcing companies responsible for polluting the environment to create a climate resiliency fund.