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A universe under the dome: Inflatable planetarium brings space to JFK sixth graders
NORTHAMPTON — Days after Artemis II splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after traveling to the far side of the moon, sixth graders at John F. Kennedy Middle School journeyed from a Northampton forest…
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1mUMass football rolls past Sacramento State, improves to 4-0
Springfield’s William “Pop” Watson III totaled three touchdowns in the UMass football team’s 35-6 win against Sacramento State on Saturday as the Minutemen extended their season-opening winning streak to four. Watson III ran in two scores and added another through the air as UMass’ spark plug toward its first 4-0 start to the season since […]
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6mNorthampton sign ordinance rewrite advances to City Council, with business signs and LED shut-off times unsettled
NORTHAMPTON — More than a decade after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling barred communities from regulating signs based on their message, Northampton is a step closer to rewriting its sign code. Key questions about business signs and nighttime LED displays remain unsettled, however. At a joint hearing Thursday night, the Planning Board and the City […]
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6mApple season off to sweet start for Massachusetts Apple Month
Gov. Maura Healey declared September to be Massachusetts Apple Month. In Franklin County, farmers are seeing a successful start to the season.
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9mEye of the Hurricane: New principal takes the lead at Amherst Regional
AMHERST — Running track for the High School of Commerce in Springfield, Marc Gomes finished fifth in the 100-meter dash at the Western Massachusetts Track and Field Championships in 2004. Amherst Regional High School’s Mike Wiley won the event. Despite this disappointment, as his high school career continued, Gomes began winning regional meets, in part […]