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Fourth annual Hampshire Pride provides 'a living, breathing force for equality and change’
Hampshire Pride drew more than 15,000 participants and spectators to the annual parade, performances and rally in Northampton, featuring 100 contingents and 2,000 marchers, and highlighting the…
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7mGuest columnist John Paradis: DOD dog tag policy marginalizes patriots
For military recruits, getting your dog tags during your in-processing is a special ritual, telling one and all that you are part of the military family. It also serves as a practical reminder that should you die or be wounded serving our country, you can immediately be identified along with your blood type, while also […]
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4mStudy identifies five feasible sites for EV charging stations in downtown Amherst
AMHERST — Five on-street locations in downtown Amherst are suitable for installation of electric vehicle charging stations, supplementing existing places for charging in municipal parking lots, according to a recently completed study. At an estimated installation cost of $31,000 to $35,000 apiece for four of the sites, with a slightly higher $45,000 cost for getting […]