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Guest columnist Rob Okun: What Bondi Beach and Brown University reveal about the character of the U.S. and Australia
Two deadly shootings—Bondi Beach and Brown University—reveal contrasting national responses and call for addressing gun access and harmful norms of masculinity with systemic action.
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4mAnthony F. Kowal
<html><head></head><body>Anthony F. Kowal<br /><br />SOUTHAMPTON, MA - Anthony F. Kowal, 60, of Strong Road passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday morning of October 22, after a long illness. Tony was surrounded by the care and comfort of his ...
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3mWilliam Hargraves
<html><head></head><body>WILLIAM HARGRAVES<br /><br />Northampton, MA - William "Bill" John Hargraves, 80, son of the late George F. and Maclyn Huxley Hargraves, died after a long illness on October 25, in Northampton.<br /><br />Bill was bo ...
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3mCelia Bachand
<html><head></head><body>Celia Bachand<br /><br />Otisco, NY - Celia (Baldwin) Bachand of Otisco N.Y. Passed away on September 6, 2024 in the loving care of her daughter, Deirdre Bachand Hert, in Jupiter FL., Following a long and courageous battle wit ...
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5mWMass field hockey: South Hadley shuts out Smith Academy, advances to second straight Class B final
SOUTH HADLEY — Two seasons ago, the South Hadley field hockey team did not have a varsity program. After losing a large senior class followed by a tough one-win season in 2022, head coach Nicole Casolari decided it was best for the young program to develop as a junior varsity squad. Now in their second year in the a return as a varsity team, the Tigers are two-for-two in making it to the Western Mass. championship game. In its third meeting against Smith Academy, South Hadley got a third quarter goal from junior Ella Haber that turned into what was the […]