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Northampton entrepreneur turns her own journey into a biohacking business
NORTHAMPTON — A sleek egg-shaped machine cracks open to reveal a chair lined with heat sensors and red lights. A portable wand blasts ice-cold air onto the skin. Small glass vials of clear fluid…
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7mSouth Hadley American Legion opposes bill over proposed cuts to veterans' benefits
SOUTH HADLEY — Ahead of the American Legion National Convention on Sunday, South Hadley’s American Legion has issued a letter opposing a section in the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act, which could cut an estimated $57 billion in veterans’ benefits over the next decade, and urged the national American Legion to retract its support […]
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3mBenjamin Peters named new Leverett police sergeant
LEVERETT — An Amherst native with a decade of law enforcement experience will be the Leverett Police Department’s new sergeant. Benjamin Peters, who is a full-time Sunderland Police officer, was named to the position by the Select Board following an hourlong interview Tuesday, during which he said he would use his new platform to help […]
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5mBoston LLC provided $29.5M loan to keep Hampshire College afloat
AMHERST — A limited liability corporation with a Boston address provided a $29.5 million loan to keep Hampshire College solvent for its summer and fall teach-out, according to documents filed with the Hampshire Registry of Deeds. The paperwork, posted online, shows that on July 29 College President Jennifer Chrisler and John Dineen, the college treasurer, signed the loan provided by Artocarpus Partners, LLC. That came after trustees in early June reached an agreement in principle on the loan, which gave the board sufficient financial confidence to continue operations, according to a letter sent to the community Monday from Chrisler. “I am […]
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4mMassachusetts gives schools a playbook for ICE at the door
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey issued new guidance for schools and childcare centers on how to handle potential immigration enforcement following the implementation of a statewide immigrant protection law.
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6m1st Franklin District candidates address how they would tackle housing issues
Democratic candidates Corinne Coryat and Lora Wondolowski discussed housing affordability, rent control and infrastructure during a candidate forum ahead of the Sept. 1 primary for the 1st Franklin District seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives.