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House passes bill on late-term abortion access; Sabadosa bill heads to Senate
A Massachusetts bill that would expand abortion access after 24 weeks of pregnancy passed the House of Representatives and is set to head to the Senate.
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5m'I wouldn't trade it for the world': Veterans, honored with Quilts of Valor in Orange, reflect on service
Two veterans, Doug McIntosh and Scott Hemlin, were presented with Quilts of Valor by the North Orange Grange during a ceremony held in May.
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5m'Just show up. We'll teach you': Orange Community Band going strong after 176 years, holding season's final concert on July 31
Conductor Stephanie Parker joined the Orange Community Band as a 10-year-old trumpeter, encouraged by her father, Terry, who plays tuba in the group to this day. The father of Donna Reynolds, a member of the Orange Lions Club, which sponsors the musicians, used to sell popcorn and beverages at the concerts, and Peter Guertin never […]
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8mSounds Local: From poster to playlist: Reid Genauer is set to rock the Shea Theater with Assembly of Dust
When a fan gifted Reid Genauer a hand-drawn poster referencing 100 of his songs, the songwriter and lead singer from Strangefolk and Assembly of Dust initially viewed it as a much-appreciated gesture. But that poster would ultimately inspire him to re-record those 100 songs, resulting in a collection called “This is What I Saw.” The […]
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7mArts Briefs: Elementary school art in Greenfield, marionette puppet show in Turners Falls, and more
Americana acts to take stage at Great Falls Coffeehouse Austin & Elliott and The Boxcar Lilies will perform at the Great Falls Coffeehouse in Turners Falls on Friday, Aug. 14 at 7 p.m. Austin & Elliott is comprised of singer/songwriters Chris Elliott, who plays guitar, and Lisa Austin, who plays percussion. After years of performing […]
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5mHampshire County Group Insurance Trust rebuilds reserves after 2025 financial crisis
The Hampshire County Group Insurance Trust stabilized its finances following a period of declining reserves, ending the fiscal year with $7 million.