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Thousands gathered at the Town Common in Amherst last year for the annual Extravaganja. The event, which will take place Saturday, has moved to the Three County Fairgrounds in Northampton.

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Extravaganja set for Northampton fairgrounds Saturday

by Sarah Crosby @DHGCrosbyApril 26, 2016

Rain hits a puddle

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Cool rain today; warmer weather ahead

by Chris Lindahl @cmlindahlApril 26, 2016

Many with long-term Lyme disease symptoms have turned to area support groups and the Lyme Disease Resource Center in Northampton for help.

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Lyme disease sufferers join forces to find comfort

by James Heflin For the GazetteApril 26, 2016

Rev. Andrea Ayvazian, center, of Northampton, with her husband, Michael Klare, and her sister, Gina Ayvazian, gather Sunday with about 40 others to recognize Armenian Martyrs' Day, Sunday at Memorial Hall in Northampton. The day marked the 101st anniversary of the start of the Armenian genocide. The Ayvazians are two of the organizers of the annual meeting.

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Locals remember Armenian genocide

by Staff Report April 26, 2016

Demonstrators block Public Square in Cleveland, Nov. 25, 2014, during a protest over the police shooting of Tamir Rice.

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Cleveland settles lawsuit over Tamir Rice shooting for $6M

by Mark Gillispie Associated PressApril 26, 2016

Nikita Deep, 16, embraces a family friend at Antigo United Methodist Church following a morning service Sunday, April 24, 2016, in Antigo, Wis. According to police Jakob E. Wagner, 18, opened fire with a high-powered rifle outside of the a prom at Antigo High School late Saturday. Deep is class president at the school and was involved in the coordination of the prom. (Jacob Byk/The Marshfield News-Herald via AP) NO SALES; MANDATORY CREDIT

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Bullying eyed in Wis. prom shooting

by Greg Moore Associated PressApril 26, 2016

From left, Sen. Eric Lesser, Dan Koh, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's chief of staff, and Boston City Councilor Andrea Campbell participate in a panel Monday moderated by George Donnelly, of Northwind Strategies, on millennials and how they're challenging the political status quo.

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Millennials doubt political ‘fundamental bargain’

by Colin A. Young State House News ServiceApril 26, 2016

Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work speaks at the Pentagon, Oct. 1, 2014.

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Pentagon, Congress battle over bases

by Robert Burns Associated PressApril 26, 2016

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House lawmakers open budget debate

by Bob Salsberg Associated Press.April 26, 2016

In this April 12, 2016 photo, Amjad Bhatti, president of the Islamic Society of Greater Worcester, poses inside the mosque in Worcester, Mass. He and other leaders of the mosque are hoping to build a Muslim cemetery on farmland in Dudley, Mass., but residents are vigorously opposing the project. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola)

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Muslim cemetery plans rouse ire

by Denise Lavoie Associated PressApril 26, 2016