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'Arts can help us live longer': UMass convening highlights growing evidence linking arts to improved health
AMHERST — Pain management through music, addressing the effects of Parkinson’s disease with dance instead of exercise and lowering mortality risks by getting senior citizens out to museums are ways…
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5mGuest columnist Mariel E. Addis: Pride and mental health
In May, we celebrated Mental Health Awareness month and now we are in the midst of Pride Month, a month for celebrating the LGBTQ+ community, of which I am a part, but I will note that I work in the field of mental health, which is not at all by coincidence. Just a reminderer: homosexuality […]
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4mWalter Phillip Kosloski
<html><head></head><body>Walter Phillip Kosloski<br /><br />West Harwich , MA - Walter Phillip Kosloski, 79, of West Harwich, Massachusetts, passed away on June 12, 2026 from complications of ALS.<br /><br />Born on October 10, 1946, in Northampton, W ...
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5mIncumbent Tara Jacobs seeks third term on Governor’s Council
Tara Jacobs is running for reelection to the Governor's Council, highlighting her efforts to diversify the judiciary, fill court vacancies and increase public trust in the courts during her time in office.
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Guest columnist Angelina Godinez: The Mexican migrant as the face of immigration
Within the last 10 years approximately 1.7 million Mexicans have been deported from the United States in efforts to reduce alleged crime and in doing so President Obama, Biden, and Trump continue to tie Mexicans living within the United States with presumed illegality. It is practically impossible to discuss immigration without mentioning Mexico which stems […]
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8mKeeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: ‘Jim Ed’ shines at Southampton Country Club
Good morning! Word got around quickly that Hall of Fame slugger Jim Rice had aced the 150-yard tenth hole at last week’s Hampshire County Deputy Sheriff’s Tournament at the Southampton Country Club. Rice’s group included Butch Plifka and Plifka’s son Garrett, both of Winchester, New Hampshire. The former owner of Kulick’s Market is now at […]