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Smith College adds drug take-back box to keep medications out of waterways, wrong hands
NORTHAMPTON — In an effort to keep old or unwanted prescription medications out of the water supply or wrong hands, a drug collection drop box has been installed at the Smith College Public Safety…
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Amherst mother charged after letting 12-year-old daughter drive pickup truck
AMHERST — An Amherst woman is facing a criminal charge after allegedly allowing her 12-year-old daughter to drive her pickup truck on a public way Friday afternoon, police said. At 4:15 p.m. Friday, police were notified by another parent that, about 10 minutes earlier, a girl was seen driving a half-ton pickup truck to a […]
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5mHyperion Systems LLC hoping to install 2.14-acre solar array in Whately
The Whately Zoning Board of Appeals held its first public hearing regarding Hyperion Systems LLC's proposal to install a 2.14-acre solar array at Chang Farm.
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4mAmherst College plans Dickinson Street building for daycare, faculty housing
AMHERST — A three-story building that will be affiliated with Amherst College, which will include first-floor space for the Woodside Children’s Center and residential units on the upper levels, is being planned for two parcels on Dickinson Street. Developer Barry Roberts, represented by attorney Thomas Reidy of Bacon Wilson, is seeking to build at 24 […]
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1mSandra M. Cunningham
<html><head></head><body>Sandra M. Cunningham<br /><br />Southampton, MA - Sandra M Cunningham (Ouimet)<br /><br />Sandy was a proud Northampton Project Kid. Known for her kindness and compassion. She leaves many loved ones behind.<br /><br />The Serv ...
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