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A ribbon cutting at a newly reopened hospital in North Adams, Massachusetts Thursday marks the return of inpatient care to the facility for the first time in a decade.
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A use-of-force case against two Vermont state police troopers has been sent to Court Diversion for resolution.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott continues to call on the legislature to curtail any plans to increase taxes and fees.
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A Vermont state’s attorney’s license to practice law has been temporarily suspended.
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts city council approved the first step toward replacing two decrepit public schools in the West Side neighborhood on Tuesday.
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Two former administrators of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home in Massachusetts will avoid time in jail, four years after a COVID-19 outbreak left 76 veterans dead at the facility.
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Burlington, Vermont Mayor Miro Weinberger is in the final days of his term after deciding not to seek a fifth three-year term.
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Union workers at North Adams, Massachusetts art museum MASS MoCA have voted to accept a new contract, ending a three-week strike and over six months of negotiations.
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Councilors passed revisions to the city’s housing zoning code and bade farewell to outgoing councilors.
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A cybersecurity center is under construction at Union Station in Springfield, Massachusetts — and it's officially named after a congressman who's worked to revitalize the transit hub.
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An interview with UAW 2110 spokesperson Chelsea Farrell.
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On Monday, Democrat Charity Clark announced her campaign for a second two-year term.