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My Turn: The return of 'Tomorrow's Women'
When Naurit was a little girl, she learned a song whose lyrics included “Hurry, hurry, it’s dangerous outside!” Her parents sang it as they rushed to the bomb shelter while rockets from Gaza flew…
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4mBalkan brass meets western Mass: World-renowned Zlatne Uste plays Buckland Public hall this weekend
New York City-based Balkan brass band Zlatne Uste is scheduled to perform a high-energy concert and dance party at Buckland Public Hall on July 25, organized by the non-profit Fabric of Life.
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4mBulletin Board: Frontier crowned in Franklin Tech Girls Summer League hoops final
The Frontier girls summer league basketball team reigned supreme, registering a 46-18 win over Mahar in the championship game on Tuesday at Franklin Tech. Frontier closed out the season with an unblemished,11-0 record. Abby Cendrowski and Harper Modestow led Frontier with 16 points each. Cendrowski is going to be a freshman next season for the […]
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7mMisconduct problems continue to dog State Police
Massachusetts State Police Col. Geoffrey Noble addressed the agency's history of misconduct during an interview, emphasizing his commitment to reform and safety improvements following several high-profile scandals.
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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.