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By Nick Ang - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=78685866/WikimediaA mass shooting at a Hannukah event in Sydney, Australia, has sent ripples of fear, loss, and hopelessness across the larger Jewish world at the start of the week-long holiday — reaching community members in Berkshire County. -
The town of Stockbridge, Massachusetts, is teaming up with an affordable housing nonprofit to help struggling residents to pay their rents and mortgages.
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Officials in Burlington, Vermont, are beginning to draft the Fiscal Year 2027 spending plan, and the mayor says the city is facing a significant budget gap.
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A political newcomer is waging a Democratic primary campaign against incumbent Sen. Ed Markey, who is seeking a third six-year term.
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After a year of seeing need for their services only rise, a nonprofit in western Massachusetts is nearly done collecting toys for its annual gift giveaway. Serving rural western Mass. and beyond, “It Takes a Village” is still taking gift donations this week – all part of an effort to connect families in need with gifts for young ones.
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A panel on ICE detentions of U.S. citizens was held Tuesday in Washington, D.C. and the superintendent of the Winooski, Vermont School District was among the five panelists.
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An interview with City Council Vice President Earl Persip.
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The district attorneys of Bennington County in Vermont and Berkshire County in Massachusetts have announced the closure of kidnapping and murder cases that date back to the 1980s.
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Vermont Nuclear Decommissioning Citizens Advisory Panel discusses possible groundwater PFAS levels.
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Berkshire County’s regional planning body is heading to North Adams, Massachusetts, this week to help homeowners apply for a loan program aimed at making living spaces more accessible.
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‘Cultúr Trí Spórt’: Elms College hosts Gaelic football match as part of International Education WeekShooting like soccer, punting like football and occasionally dribbling like basketball – Gaelic football shares plenty with modern American sports. It’s a game that hails from the Emerald Isle and for a few hours, spectators could see it play out in a slice of the Pioneer Valley – all part of a cultural learning opportunity.
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Vermont Public Interest Research Group’s Alexis Drown shares a report on advising shoppers how to avoid microplastics during the holiday season and beyond.