Daily Hampshire Gazette
Remembering ‘freedom isn’t free’: Street signs honoring Deerfield veterans replaced
Fred Beckta and Alex Herchenreder replaced faded black markers with new reflective blue signs throughout Deerfield to honor local veterans and continue the legacy of the late David White.
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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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6mVoters defend gun law, and sponsor says it’s a model for other states
Massachusetts voters upheld a 2024 gun reform law with nearly 67% support, despite opposition in several western and central regions.
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6mWho coaches the kids? State plan to license youth coaches could cost Amherst its volunteers, rec director says
Amherst’s youth sports teams are coached by volunteers, often parents who began stepping up when their kids’ fourth-grade team needed someone. None are paid, whether on rec teams or travel teams. To Recreation Director Rey Harp, that is the problem with a state plan to license every youth coach in Massachusetts. A state working group […]
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6mNorthampton City Council keeps single property tax rate amid debate over L3Harris
NORTHAMPTON — In discussions leading to City Council’s vote to set a single tax rate, rather than a weighted split between commercial and residential taxes, Thursday night, councilors discussed the defense contractor L3Harris’ presence in the city as both a taxpayer and a seemingly endless source of controversy. The Council voted TK-TK to maintain its […]