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In this March 27, 2019, file photo, measles, mumps and rubella vaccines sit in a cooler at the Rockland County Health Department in Pomona, N.Y.

Editorial: Northampton makes right call on vaccines, nukes

by The Editorial Board June 28, 2019

Pierre Tilus, an ABC scholar, plays basketball with Keidy Cardoso, of Amherst, at a court where the students live. Back left is Roshawn Jacobs, 16, an ABC scholar, Charlie Woodfine-Holmes, 18, of Amherst, Darius Robinson, 17, of Amherst, Azumir Medina, 14, an ABC scholar, and Mayouri Wath, 16, of Amherst.

Editorial: A place for ‘A Better Chance’

by Staff Report June 26, 2019

Special counsel Robert Mueller speaks at the Department of Justice Wednesday, May 29, in Washington, about the Russia investigation.

Editorial: Haven’t read the Mueller report? You’re not alone

by Staff Report June 25, 2019

Cory Stafford and his mother Barbara Messinger of South Deerfield hold a picture of Angela Sweeney, who they recently lost to complications from intravenous drug use.

Editorial: Shining light on the opioid crisis

by Staff Report June 22, 2019

Piles of debris from felled trees lie beside the Interstate 91 Exit 19 off ramp, Monday, June 3, where work has begun on a roundabout that will replace traffic lights at the intersection of the off ramp, Bridge Street, Damon Road and the Coolidge Bridge.

Editorial: Communication key for success of Exit 19 work

by Staff Report June 18, 2019

The house at 132 Northampton Road, Amherst, seen from the Amherst College campus.

Editorial: Advance low-income housing project in Amherst

by The Editorial Board June 14, 2019

The Emily Dickinson Museum is on Main Street in Amherst. Amherst College alum, the late William McCall Vickery, has left $25 million to the college. Of that total, $22 million is earmarked toward helping preserve the museum.

Editorial: Leaving lasting legacies

by Staff Report June 12, 2019

In this April 19 file photo, Katrina Spade, a UMass graduate and founder of Recompose, a company that hopes to use composting as an alternative to burying or cremating human remains, poses for a photo in a cemetery in Seattle.

Editorial: Composting of human remains an idea to consider

by The Editorial Board June 11, 2019

Editorial: D-Day’s final salute

by Staff Report June 5, 2019

Editorial: Back in time: Gazette editorials in the wake of the big invasion

by Staff Report June 5, 2019