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Editorial: Disappointing election decisions by SJC

by Staff Report July 20, 2018

Amherst Town Hall

Editorial: Measuring council candidates in Amherst

by Staff Report July 19, 2018

Editorial: Retailers, shoppers deserve tax holiday this year

by Staff Report July 18, 2018

Mary Wetzel, a home health care worker with Barton's Angels, makes a grocery list for John Powlesland, on June 29, 2018. Powlesland, who has cancer, is homebound. His cat, Ghost, lies in the middle.

Editorial: National crisis looms for home health care

by Staff Report July 17, 2018

Cherry Sullivan, program coordinator for the Hampshire HOPE coalition, speaks June 26 during a free training in Northampton for business owners, managers and employees about how to administer naloxone, which is sued to help save the lives of opioid overdose victims. Northampton Drug Addiction Response Team officer Adam Van Buskirk watches from behind.

Editorial: Useful response to opioid crisis

by Staff Report July 16, 2018

Lenira Monteiro, of Rhode Island, center, talks about making policy concerning homelessness during a class at the Smith College School of Social Work in July. To her left is Dana Joud, of Seattle, and right, Tazin Banu, of New York. The school is celebrating its centennial this summer.

Editorial: Monday mix on 100 years of social work; Cambodian charity; library gift

by Staff Report July 15, 2018

A crew from A.J. Virgilio Construction Inc. works on extending the sidewalk across the entrance to Cracker Barrel Alley at Main Street in downtown Northampton on Tuesday.

Editorial: Vibrancy in downtown Northampton

by Staff Report July 13, 2018

Shutesbury Fire Chief Walter Tibbetts listens during a public meeting held to address his pay raise negotiations, June 26, at the Shutesbury Elementary School.

Editorial: Shutesbury, fire chief must settle pay dispute

by Staff Report July 12, 2018

Congressman James McGovern, seen here delivering the commencement address during the Amherst Regional High School graduation, June 8, at the Mullins Center, has called for abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Editorial: Standing up against ICE

by Staff Report July 11, 2018

Pioneer Valley Planning Commission senior transportation planner Jeff McCollough of Hatfield and Pioneer Valley Transit Authority marketing and advertising director Brandy Pelletier of Monson examine several dozen electric-assist bicycles during the ValleyBike Share launch event held at Smith College in Northampton on June 28.

Editorial: ValleyBike Share a winner for region

by Staff Report July 10, 2018