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On June 1, rumors of an alleged homicide in Ashley Falls, Massachusetts, spread across Berkshire County social media. More information emerged the next day when the Berkshire County district attorney’s office confirmed that local contractor Cole Bushnell had been arraigned on a murder charge, and detailed a grisly crime scene at his home where a body had been recovered. The victim, Michael Moore of Winstead, Connecticut, was his longtime friend and occasional business partner. On June 17, Christian Murray of The Lakeville Journal published a deep dive into the situation aimed at dispelling misinformation and expanding beyond official press releases. As he told WAMC Berkshire Bureau Chief Josh Landes, the investigation into what happened in Ashley Falls that June day faced opposition from the very start.
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Albany County will close soon on the purchase of five buildings at The College of Saint Rose after Land Authority approves sale.
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Preparations for opening day Thursday at Saratoga Race Course are underway ahead of the summer meet.
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New York Senator Charles Schumer was in Schenectady Monday to announce the region's first "gateway mobility hub" will be built downtown.
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A proposed cultivation facility at the center of City Hall controversy
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Wistariahurst and Holyoke Veterans' Services collaborate on project
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Neighborhood groups and elected officials gathered outside an Albany post office they say they’re trying to save from closure on Friday.
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One of the most fool hearted chants in all of sports is “We want insert name of unbeatable team.” It’s typically in college sports, where Goliaths dominate Davids and rarely play them in any game of consequence.
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Northeast governors are outlining plans to distribute COVID-19 tests amid fears of a post-holiday spike in coronavirus cases.
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The Albany Community Police Review Board met virtually Thursday evening, continuing its effort to set policy and begin its work to close the rift between police and community.
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The city of Schenectady is moving to opt out of recreational marijuana sales.
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The White House Coordinator for Operation Allies visited Albany Tuesday to learn about the city’s Afghan resettlement efforts.