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Valley Bounty: The 'kernel' of a good idea: Michael Docter and Jorge Sosa turn local corn crop into a community staple
Longtime friends and business partners, Michael Docter and Jorge Sosa first met in Hadley, when Sosa was operating the Mi Tierra Restaurant in Hadley. Docter frequented the restaurant while he worked…
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3mA Look Back, Nov. 9
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6mVoters defend gun law, and sponsor says it’s a model for other states
Massachusetts voters upheld a 2024 gun reform law with nearly 67% support, despite opposition in several western and central regions.
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6mWho coaches the kids? State plan to license youth coaches could cost Amherst its volunteers, rec director says
Amherst’s youth sports teams are coached by volunteers, often parents who began stepping up when their kids’ fourth-grade team needed someone. None are paid, whether on rec teams or travel teams. To Recreation Director Rey Harp, that is the problem with a state plan to license every youth coach in Massachusetts. A state working group […]
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6mNorthampton City Council keeps single property tax rate amid debate over L3Harris
NORTHAMPTON — In discussions leading to the City Council’s vote to set a single tax rate on Thursday, councilors discussed the defense contractor L3Harris’ presence in the city as both a taxpayer and a source of controversy. Although the city has long maintained a single tax rate, meaning residential properties and commercial businesses are taxed […]
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7mLet’s get ready to rumble!: Pioneer Valley Pro Wrestling slams into western Mass. for two shows
Oh, you didn’t know? Well, Pioneer Valley Pro Wrestling is wrapping up its 2026 season with a pair of events, at the Northampton Elks Lodge No. 997 on Nov. 14 and at Franklin County’s YMCA in Greenfield on Dec. 12. The first of the two shows is the promotion’s final regular event of the year, […]