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Goshen will hold first cleanup day

by Staff Report For the GazetteApril 16, 2016

Stock night ambulance

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Authorities allay fears of strong heroin

by Amanda Drane Staff writers , and Scott Merzbach Staff writers April 16, 2016

An unidentified driver of a vehicle waits for the car to be towed Friday after striking a pedestrian crossing Main Street in Florence.

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Car hits pedestrian in Florence

by Stephanie McFeeters @mcfeetersApril 16, 2016

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Belchertown OKs $27.7 million for schools

by Eric Goldscheider For the GazetteApril 16, 2016

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Campus protests continue for 5th day

by Stephanie Murray For the GazetteApril 16, 2016

A group of Verizon workers on strike picket in front of the Hadley store on Russell Street, Friday.

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Verizon strikers picket in Hadley

by Michael Majchrowicz Staff Writers, and Mariah Hladick Staff WritersApril 16, 2016

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Serious motorcycle crash in South Hadley

by Gazette Staff April 16, 2016

Anti-pipeline demonstrators outside Berkshire County Superior Court building on Friday.

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Pipeline showdown in Berkshire court

by Richie Davis Recorder StaffApril 16, 2016

FILE--In this March 21, 2016 file photo, a lead main service line is exposed and measured as members of Eagle Excavation Inc., Goyette Mechanical Co., and Mechanical Contractors Johnson & Wood work together to dig a hole to expose, remove and replace a lead main service line in Flint, Mich. Michigan would have the toughest lead-testing rules in the nation and require the replacement of all underground lead service pipes in the state under a sweeping plan Gov. Rick Snyder and a team of water experts will unveil Friday, April 15, 2016 in the wake of Flint's water crisis. (Rachel Woolf/The Flint Journal-MLive.com via AP) LOCAL TELEVISION OUT; LOCAL INTERNET OUT; MANDATORY CREDIT

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Michigan urges toughest lead rules in US after Flint crisis

by David Eggert Associated PressApril 15, 2016

Jack McCullough, left, smiles from the backseat of his stepdaughter Janey O'Connor's rental car after he was released from the DeKalb County Jail in Sycamore, Ill., Friday, April 15, 2016. An Illinois judge vacated the conviction of the 76-year-old man in a 1957 killing and ordered his immediate release from prison Friday, meaning that one of the oldest cold cases to be tried in U.S. history has officially gone cold again. (Danielle Guerra/Daily Chronicle via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT; CHICAGO TRIBUNE OUT

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Man wrongly convicted in 1957 Illinois murder is released

by Michael Tarm Associated PressApril 15, 2016