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How Swede it is: Whately residents open Lilla candy shop in Northampton
Those walking through the ground floor of Thornes Marketplace can now buy high-end candy from Sweden at Lilla Swedish Candy store. Owned by husband-and-wife team and Whately residents Nic Jansson and…
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5mLocal lawmakers talk personal votes on Question 1
Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot initiative to expand public records laws to include the Legislature and Governor's Office, despite concerns from some lawmakers about protecting constituent privacy.
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6mMWRA withdraws request to take 20M more gallons a day from Quabbin Reservoir
The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority rescinded its proposal to withdraw an additional 20 million gallons of water daily from the Quabbin Reservoir following intense opposition from local communities and lawmakers.
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7mQuestion 7 results still in limbo
Voters in Franklin County and throughout Massachusetts are split on Question 7, for which 98% of votes have been counted.
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6mFirstLight purchase finalized
Hull Street Energy has completed its purchase of FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.'s United States properties, including several hydroelectric stations and energy storage projects in the Northeast.
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2mSchool bus sustaining significant damage involved in Leverett crash
LEVERETT — A school bus transporting children to Leverett Elementary School and a passenger car collided at the intersection of Route 63 and Juggler Meadow Road on Thursday morning. No injuries were reported, according to the Leverett Police Department. In a Facebook post, the department said the bus was pulling out of Juggler Meadow Road […]