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Guest columnist Julie Slavet: Easthampton turns out for a blue future
Easthampton made us all proud on Tuesday, Nov. 3! After less-than-inspiring turnouts for the override election (36%) and the primary (49%), our little city turned out both early and on Election Day…
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