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My Turn: How riding the subway as a kid changed how I see the world
It was 1974. The Bronx was burning. Abandoned cars littered the streets, and New York City teetered on the brink of bankruptcy. I’m still surprised my overprotective Holocaust-survivor parents let…
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6mStepmother calls for mental health awareness in wake of son's suicide in Deerfield
Jessica Kyle shared memories of her late stepson, Zachery Stolpp, and advocated for better men's mental health awareness following his death by suicide in July.
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6m'We're trying an experiment': Crew films 'an act of an opera' at Boiler Bar & Grille in Orange
ORANGE — Talent and friendship that are sprinkled throughout the United States converged on the northern side of town last week to make a music video marrying the stories of three songs. Director Robert Patton-Spruill oversaw the production of a yet-to-be-named project at Boiler Bar & Grille, completing as much footage as possible before local […]
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5m50th first day of school draws near for Franklin Tech amid anniversary year
Franklin County Technical School is preparing for the upcoming school year, which includes introducing a new superintendent and planning a community celebration for the district's 50th anniversary.
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5mShelburne approves town-issued cellphones for Police Department
The Shelburne Selectboard unanimously approved the Police Department's request to purchase seven town-issued cellphones and moved forward with plans for an auction of properties in October.
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5mNew planetarium feature expanding horizons of Shelburne Grange Fair
The 78th Shelburne Grange Fair is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 29, featuring a new planetarium, a petting farm and various community activities.