Daily Hampshire Gazette
Amherst leaders explore seeking state exemption for ADU laws
AMHERST — Continued concerns about the number of accessory dwelling units being constructed and permitted in recent months primarily for student housing are leading members of the Planning Board to…
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3mA Look Back, Sept. 9
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5mDolly Parton’s legacy drives 75 new local enrollments for Imagination Library
Following the death of Dolly Parton on August 25, the Imagination Library program coordinated by New Salem Academy saw 75 new enrollments among children in nine Massachusetts communities.
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3mA Look Back, Sept. 8
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5mUMass football: Focus moves to Sacred Heart
AMHERST — After sending shockwaves through the college football landscape with a stunning upset of Rutgers, the UMass football team directs its full attention to the home opener against FCS opponent Sacred Heart on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Some things have changed on campus with classes starting and thousands of students arriving on campus. The […]
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5mConnections Cafe: Hadley program offers respite for caregivers of those with memory loss
HADLEY — Seated at a table in the Hadley Senior Center cafeteria on a recent weekday afternoon, Sherry and Darryl McKenney engage in conversations with others as they await a performance by a local musical and comedy duo. “Being with other people, for both him and for me, gives us connections,” says Sherry McKenney, who […]