Daily Hampshire Gazette
South Hadley voters say no to $3.5 million override despite warnings of town cuts
SOUTH HADLEY — Voters on Tuesday rejected a $3.5 million Proposition 2½ override that would have fended off cuts to town departments and schools for the next two fiscal years, marking the second…
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3mJacobs fends off challenge from Fenton in Governor’s Council race
Incumbent Tara Jacobs handily defeated challenger Michael Fenton in Tuesday's Democratic state primary for Governor's Council.
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10mMinogue coasts past Shortsleeve, will face Gov. Healey
Promising to “fix” Massachusetts, Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Minogue will spend the next nine weeks trying to convince voters that he can serve them better than Gov. Maura Healey has for almost four years. The 59-year-old former CEO of Danvers-based medical device company Abiomed, Minogue on Tuesday night defeated businessman and former MBTA head Brian […]
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5mUS Sen. Ed Markey fends off challenge from Moulton in Democratic primary
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts secured the Democratic nomination in his bid for a third term in office Tuesday, fighting off a challenger who argued that it was time for a generational change. Markey, 80, defeated U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton, 47, in the Senate primary. Moulton, a moderate, was among the many Democrats who […]
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4mLate, great fair rolls back into town Labor Day weekend
NORTHAMPTON — Fair Street will be bustling with travelers near and far this weekend for the 209th anniversary of the Three County Fair, one of America’s longest-running agricultural traditions and many locals’ favorite event to end the summer. Known as the “Late Great Summer Fair,” all the classics like carnival rides, food vendors and games will […]