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Mount Holyoke College pledges free tuition for many
Mount Holyoke will offer free undergraduate tuition to U.S. students from families earning under $150,000, expanding access though room, board and other costs remain excluded.
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3mLeverett board discusses cooling centers and cultural district plans
LEVERETT — With an aging population often affected by heat waves and extreme weather, the Council on Aging is requesting the town establish a policy to ensure there are places in town for residents to stay cool, such as the Leverett Library and the Leverett Public Safety Complex. Judi Fonsh, who chairs the Council on Aging, said the hope is the Select Board could formalize the locations for cooling opportunities for town elders. These places would mostly be needed during the daytime and early evening. Select Board member Tom Hankinson said the town has buildings that can be used, but just […]
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4mBook Review: ‘What Do I Feed the Birds?’: Bernardston author releases guide to attract feathered friends
For Kelley Manson, bird-loving is only natural. Listen to their songs. Revel in the colors of their feathers. Be quiet, and let them talk. Birds invite you into the moment. “With all the stress and chaos in the world, birds are calming, and visually beautiful, and they help us relax and maybe escape a bit […]
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6mA life unraveled: Playwright Elizabeth LaPrade explores life on death row in one-woman show at 33 Hawley
Performer and writer Elizabeth LaPrade will bring her original one-woman show “Her Final Hour” to 33 Hawley in Northampton on Friday, Sept. 18, at 8 p.m.; Saturday, Sept. 19, at 4 p.m.; and Sunday, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m. Each performance will be followed by a talkback with LaPrade, director Jean Devereux, and professionals whose […]
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Guest columnist Lawrence Pareles: The president vs. Canada — everyone loses
President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Canada are not just a bad idea — they are a destructive and probably illegal policy that hurts Americans, weakens our economy, betrays our closest ally, and undermines our standing in the world. If these tariffs remain in place, American families will pay more for everyday goods, from groceries […]
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4mJohn Dunleavy
<html><head></head><body>John Dunleavy<br /><br />Hull, GA - John James Dunleavy, Jr., 77, of Hull, Georgia died on September 1, 2026, after a lifetime of<br /><br />devotion to his family, beautification of the landscape, and service to the community ...