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My Turn: Denied by Medicare Advantage? The odds say appeal
If you had a nine in ten chance of winning something, wouldn’t you would go for it? Those are odds worth taking. What if it was not only something you wanted, but something you needed, like…
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5mMassDOT marks completion of $5.6M East Deerfield Railyard project
Massachusetts Department of Transportation officials celebrated the completion of a $5.6 million railyard renovation in Deerfield and reviewed the $24 million Stillwater Bridge replacement project.
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3mGreenfield native convicted by federal jury of defrauding investors out of $1.5M
Iowa sports radio host Martin J. "Marty" Tirrell was convicted by a federal jury on 11 wire fraud charges related to a $1.5 million ticket-flipping scheme.
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My Turn: Get out of my head!
Sometimes I feel like a character in a story I had no part in writing. Everyone around me seems to be inside the same story. To get necessities, I go to a store or shop online with my plastic money. It is recorded, like everyone’s money, as digits in a machine so ever-present it seems […]
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4mCelebrating 'the bigwig on the block': Thelma Ramona James honored as Colrain's oldest resident
Colrain residents and officials gathered to celebrate 99-year-old Thelma Ramona James with a proclamation and a Boston Post cane award recognizing her as the town's oldest citizen.
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4mShutesbury officials seek to restructure Lake Wyola advisory panel
SHUTESBURY — Town Administrator Hayley Bolton is asking the Select Board to restructure the Lake Wyola Advisory Committee in response to concern that the panel may not be properly constituted under state law. Three to five of the committee’s 11 total seats are currently reserved for people appointed by the Lake Wyola Association, a private […]