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Book Review: 'A Tiny White Light': A powerful memoir of struggle and resilience
“A Tiny White Light” (She Writes Press, 312 pages, $17.99) is a memoir with many layers. Linda Bass of South Hadley begins her book with a description of an art exercise she performs in a mental…
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7mLocal healthcare professionals see hope for primary care funding as House passes bill
A House bill aimed at boosting primary care investment through increased spending targets and reduced administrative burdens is awaiting reconciliation with a Senate proposal.
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4mFourth annual Bridge of Flowers Art Show and Sale returns this weekend
The fourth annual Bridge of Flowers Art Show and Sale is scheduled to take place in Shelburne Falls, featuring more than 60 artists whose sales will support the continued preservation of the bridge.
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4m'A wonderful way to welcome people': Shelburne Falls mosaic sign project inches closer to completion
Volunteers and artist Cynthia Fisher recently gathered at the Shelburne Falls Senior Center to grout five mosaic panels intended for a new village entrance sign.
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4mNew wheelchair lift at Arms Library in Shelburne Falls now operational
The Arms Library in Shelburne has activated a new Garaventa Genesis wheelchair lift following its completion and successful state inspection.
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5mUMass football: Warner ‘cautiously optimistic’, Watson eager to lead Minutemen’s offense
It’s no secret the UMass football team’s offense struggled mightily throughout the winless, 2025 campaign. The Minutemen scored the least amount of points among all 136 FBS programs last season (133 points), while rotating through quarterbacks, receivers and running backs week-by-week in what felt like a never-ending merry-go-round. UMass addressed those shortcomings for the 2026 […]