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Barney Frank, 86, left mark as trailblazer in politics
Barney Frank, the first openly gay member of Congress, a champion of civil rights and LGBTQ+ equality, and a key figure in the passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection…
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7mInvesting in people: CSO celebrates new Wells Street housing facility in Greenfield
Clinical & Support Options celebrated the near-completion of the new "Friends of the Homeless" shelter in Greenfield, a $27 million facility featuring 36 permanent supportive apartments and temporary shelter space.
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4mSunderland bar's liquor license suspended after inspection found underage drinking
The O's Music Bar in Sunderland received a temporary liquor license suspension following an investigation into underage drinking.
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5mGuest column: State conserved lands benefit everyone: Local communities should be fairly compensated for their stewardship
The landscapes of central and western Massachusetts are some of the most treasured in the commonwealth, providing beautiful natural areas for recreation, ensuring clean air and water, sequestering and storing carbon, supporting forestry jobs and providing habitat for species such as black bear, moose and bobcat, as well as many other important plants and animals. […]
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3mGreenfield Notebook: July 30, 2026
Greenfield Community Band to perform final concert of summer season GREENFIELD — The Greenfield Community Band will perform its final concert of the season at Energy Park on Miles Street on Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 7 p.m. The concert is free. The final summer concert will feature a “Fun in the Summer” theme. Selections include […]
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5m'I wouldn't trade it for the world': Veterans, honored with Quilts of Valor in Orange, reflect on service
Two veterans, Doug McIntosh and Scott Hemlin, were presented with Quilts of Valor by the North Orange Grange during a ceremony held in May.