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Guest columnist Brian Pearson: Two rivers, one overlooked problem
The recent attention paid to sewage spills in the Merrimack and Connecticut Rivers is welcome, and overdue. When a pipe breaks and millions of gallons of untreated wastewater pour into a river…
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Around Amherst: Exhibit details evolution of U.S. democracy
AMHERST — A panel display taking people through the evolution of democracy in the United States is on the walls throughout Town Hall, the product of work done by Amherst’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion department. “United States Democracy: 250 Years in the Making” is the title of the exhibit that will be up through the […]
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1mPhyllis Doliber Sleigh
<html><head></head><body>Phyllis Doliber Sleigh<br /><br />Amherst, MA - Phyllis Doliber Sleigh, born January 6, 1932, passed peacefully at Mary's Meadow in Holyoke, MA on July 22, 2026. Phyllis, a long time resident of Amherst, MA, is survived by ...
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4mMarie Butkiewicz
MARIE BUTKIEWICZ<br /><br />South Deerfield, MA - We are heartbroken to announce the passing of our beloved sister, Marie. Staying true to the strength she exhibited in dealing with her health challenges over the years,<br />< ...
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2mGranby's Ryley Regan reaches quarterfinals of 93rd Massachusetts Girls' Junior Amateur Championship
Granby’s Ryley Regan competed in the 93rd Massachusetts Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship at Ledges Golf Club in South Hadley earlier this week. Regan advanced to the quarterfinal round after shooting four-over during the first two days of competition, which entailed 18-hole stroke play on Monday and Tuesday. Regan carded a 76 on Monday before firing […]