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An Easthampton firefighter exits a house at 13 Water Street while battling a fire, Tuesday.

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2 people, pig escape fire in Easthampton

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123January 3, 2018

Mark Dannenhauer of Shutesbury makes a return during a traditional New Year's Day volleyball match played in single-digit temperatures at the Shutesbury Athletic Club on Monday.

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Cold spike: Decade-old New Year’s Day volleyball tradition continues in Shutesbury

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123January 2, 2018

The University of Massachusetts Amherst Minuteman Marching Band in Pasadena, California, where they marched in the Rose Parade on Monday.

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UMass marching band’s performance in Rose Parade: sweet!

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123January 2, 2018

Ali Top, a busboy at the Easthampton Diner, kept his apron on while he shoveled the walk in front of the Union Street eatery during a snowstorm on Feb. 12, 2017. On the last day of the year, a pipe burst in one of the apartments above the diner, but repairs have been made and the restaurant reopened on New Year’s Day.

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Temps drop, pipes freeze, plumbing fails

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123January 2, 2018

Allison Jenks

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New Year’s Eve duo offers rides to those who shouldn’t drive

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123January 2, 2018

Malek Bosmond, 24, (center) was arraigned on multiple charges Friday, Dec. 22, 2017, in Eastern Hampshire District Court following an incident on the 500 block of Mill Valley Estates two days earlier. Bosmond was released on $1,000 bail Friday, Dec. 29, after a judge ruled he was not dangerous.

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Charged in shooting, Amherst man ruled not dangerous

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123December 29, 2017

In this photo from November 2017 photo, Maura Guzik reaches for desserts to replenish the table at the Pre-Thanksgiving day meal put on by the Amherst Survival Center at the Immanuel Lutheran Church. Mindy Domb, executive director of the center, is encouraging people who may feel that they will lose the opportunity to itemize their charitable giving in 2018 to consult with their accountants, as they may choose to advance those gifts before Jan. 1.

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Charities worry tax law will reduce giving

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123December 28, 2017

A low temperature alarm for the Football Performance Center appears on a computer screen monitored by Jason Burbank, who is the campus energy engineer at the University of Massachusetts, Wednesday.

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Arctic blast raises risk of frozen pipes, unresponsive vehicles

by Scott Merzbach Staff Writers, Sarah Robertson Staff Writers, Dusty Christensen Staff Writers, and Emily Cutts Staff WritersDecember 28, 2017

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Acts of kindness: Donors wipe out $1,000 lunch debt for Hatfield schoolchildren

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123December 28, 2017

Lucio Perez of Springfield, an undocumented Guatemalan immigrant taking sanctuary in the First Congregational Church of Amherst, right, visits Dec. 22, 2017 with his daughter Lucy, 8.

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Keeping positive in tough times: Lucio Perez and family to spend holiday in Amherst church

by Dusty Christensen @dustyc123December 22, 2017