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Area Briefs: Ephemeral films gets big-screen night at Amherst Cinema
Ephemeral films get big-screen night at Amherst Cinema Amherst Cinema will welcome Rich Remsberg and Shawn Rosenheim for a curated evening of ephemeral films: vintage classroom instruction,…
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3mRobinson to depart as executive director of Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce
AMHERST — Ribbon-cuttings for two new businesses opening in the Mill District in North Amherst this week will help complete Jacob Robinson’s service as executive director of the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce. Robinson sent a letter to members and friends of the chamber last Wednesday saying that he would be stepping down from the […]
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2mWilliamsburg Select Board appoints new administrative assistant
WILLIAMSBURG — The Select Board voted unanimously on Wednesday to appoint Santo Tomasine as its administrative assistant, picking him for his background in software, funding procurement and leadership. His contract runs through June 2027, with a salary of $24,180. Selected from a pool of four candidates, Tomasine replaces Elizabeth Van Iderstine, who left the role in May. “Being a part of the town was very interesting and exciting to me,” Tomasine said shortly before the board took a vote. To this, Select Board member Paul Wetzel replied, “You’ll be right in the center.” Tomasine was a faculty support coordinator for information […]
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6mUMass men's basketball : Frank Martin weighs in on college basketball’s changing landscape
AMHERST — While his season-opening press conference on Monday, Oct. 5 was centered around the players on his team, UMass men’s basketball coach Frank Martin was not shy on sharing his thoughts about the landscape of college basketball. In his opening lines in the afternoon, Martin commented on the shift in the start of the […]
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7mColumnist Dr. David Gottsegen: Nov. 3 — a vote for or against science
In three weeks, Americans will be voting for those who will represent us in Congress. But the midterms are much more than which politicians we vote for. They are a vote for or against science. Though no position in government was immune from political influence, past heads of the Department of Health and Human Services […]
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