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Surgical team members Dr. Dicken Ko, left, and Dr. Curtis Cetrulo address the media during a news conference at Massachusetts General Hospital, Monday, May 16, 2016, in Boston. The doctors confirmed that cancer patient Thomas Manning of Halifax, Mass. received a transplanted penis in a 15-hour procedure last week. The organ was transplanted from a deceased donor. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

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Mass. man gets 1st US penis transplant

by Philip Marcelo Associated Press, and Lauran Neergaard Associated PressMay 16, 2016

High School & Youth

Monday’s preps: Meg Szawlowski orchestrates Williston girls lacrosse’s win over Canterbury

by Staff Reports May 16, 2016

Emily Hibbard, an entomologist for Vector Disease Control International, looks into a dip cup while searching for mosquito larvae in stagnant water at Fitzgerald Lake in Northampton, Monday. She has been hired by the city’s Board of Health to perform surveillance and disease testing of mosquitoes. Traps will be set and mature mosquitoes will be tested for eastern equine encephalitis and West Nile virus.

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Mosquito hunter

by Staff Report May 16, 2016

Four people have taken out papers for an open at-large seat on the Northampton City Council once held by Jesse Adams, above. Adams resigned earlier this month. A fifth would-be candidate would took out papers said Monday she does not intend to turn them in.

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Two more eye Northampton council seat

by Chris Lindahl @cmlindahlMay 16, 2016

Amherst police station

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Police warn homeless about illegal camping

by Scott Merzbach Staff WriterMay 16, 2016

Hatfield town meeting members stand to be counted for a vote on article on the warrant during the annual meeting held at Smith Academy on Tuesday.

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Hatfield voters to decide town hall repairs

by Sarah Crosby @DHGCrosbyMay 16, 2016

Co-founder of the membership-based collaborative workspace Easthampton Co.Lab, Seth Lepore, Thursday at the Eastworks building in Easthampton.

Co-working spaces a growing trend in the Valley

by Chris Lindahl @cmlindahlMay 16, 2016

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Check it out: Leukemia talk at Cooley Dickinson Thursday

by Staff Report May 16, 2016

Nursing home food service director Chef Christopher Willard prepares dinner for residents at Sunny Vista Living Center, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Sunny Vista is part of a growing trend among the nation’s 15,600 nursing homes to abandon rigid menus and strict meal times.

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Nursing home food improving

by Alejandra Cancino For The Associated PressMay 16, 2016

Terry Bucci and his grandson, Zachary Bucci, fish at Lake Matawa in Orange.

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Do your health a favor and get outside

by Chris Curtis For the GazetteMay 16, 2016