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South County EMS plans to more than triple service fee to Hatfield
South County EMS plans to significantly increase its per-ambulance service fee for Hatfield from $350 to $1,178 following concerns over lack of municipal contributions and excessive mutual aid…
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10mHampshire County voters cite Trump, affordability and ballot questions at the polls
Many voters interviewed Tuesday described this midterm election as a referendum on the Trump administration and the Republican majority in Congress. Even in Massachusetts, Democratic voters young and old said they felt compelled to head to the polls on Election Day. “I just try to keep it blue,” said Mattias Lipp, 21, a Democratic voter […]
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2mUMass men's basketball topples Troy, 71-60, in 2026-27 opener
The UMass men’s basketball team notched its first win of the 2026-27 season following its 71-60 defeat against Troy on Monday night. The Minutemen used a 32-1 run to blow past the Trojans in their season opener, while Junjie “Barry” Wang tallied a double-double as UMass’ top contributor. Wang recorded 18 points and 13 rebounds, […]
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5mGuest columnist J.M. Sorrell: What then must we do?
The western world seems much more troubled than it was 10 years ago. At the end of October in 2016, I took a solo trip — spending three days with my friends in Reykjavik and a week in Paris in a rented flat. Hope was in the air. Magazine covers in newsstands all over Paris […]
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3mAntisemitic sticker found in child's Halloween candy bag in Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON — A parent reported to police Monday that she found an antisemitic sticker in her child’s candy bag after trick-or-treating in town on Halloween. Southampton Police Chief Ian Illingsworth said the parent came to the Police Department in person Monday to report the incident. Police have not determined who distributed the sticker or how it […]
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8mAmherst bus route plan draws parent pushback ahead of Nov. 30 rollout
AMHERST — Revised bus routes meant to get Amherst’s elementary students to school on time could launch Nov. 30, the superintendent told the School Committee last week, as parents push back on proposed earlier pickups and a roughly 60% cut in stops. Superintendent E. Xiomara Herman told the Amherst School Committee at its Oct. 27 meeting that an adjustment in routes, which remains in the planning stages as feedback is gathered from families, could be formalized by the end of the month. “I think we’re on a good path,” Herman said. “I’m hoping as we can continue to work through this, […]