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As a way of giving back, the congregation at a historic church in Longmeadow, Massachusetts, gave the public a golden chance to pose with a piece of history this week.
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Easthampton, Mass., has a temporary mayor ready to go, once current-Mayor Nicole LaChapelle departs for a state position on Tuesday.
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Vermont Governor Phil Scott was in Lyndonville, in the state’s Northeast Kingdom, on Wednesday to mark the anniversaries of flooding in the state.
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The city of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, says it was unable to find lifeguards to work at its largest lake this summer. Experts say the problem goes far beyond Western Massachusetts.
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The head of a western Massachusetts nonprofit is sounding the alarms over cuts affecting the region’s seniors, and is encouraging community leaders to step up.
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Pittsfield City Council approves new open container law, giving police more enforcement authority over public drinking
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The city of Northampton, Mass., has plans to add to its conservation efforts as the city explores acquiring new parcels in its rural outskirts.
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The Pittsfield, Massachusetts, city council holds its first meeting of July tonight. The body’s president sat down with WAMC this afternoon to review key issues on the agenda.
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People rallied outside the federal building in Burlington Monday as a judge heard arguments whether an 18-year-old detainee should be released from custody.
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To preserve a historic barn in Sheffield, Massachusetts, the early 19th century structure is being dismantled and moved to a neighboring town.
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An opening phase of a five-year project is underway in Springfield, Massachusetts. It’s an overhaul of one of the city’s busiest – and most dangerous – intersections.
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Approving a tighter-than-usual budget earlier this year, councilors in Springfield, Massachusetts are looking to bring cash to city coffers however they can. One route under consideration: naming and shaming ordinance violators into paying unpaid tickets.