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The Rev. Vicki Kemper, pastor of the First Congregational Church of Amherst speaks Oct. 19 about it providing sanctuary to Lucio Perez, of Springfield, an undocumented Guatemalan immigrant who is facing deportation.

Editorial: Security an issue for faith leaders

by Staff Report December 21, 2017

Gesmarie Perez Santiago laughs with her friend, Francys Perez and Perez's son, Jared, over breakfast at the Quality Inn & Suites on Conz Street in Northampton. They are among the evacuees staying at the hotel after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico three months ago.

Editorial: Hurricane Maria victims still need help

by Staff Report December 20, 2017

Editorial: Leasing land boosts young farmers

by Staff Report December 20, 2017

Emmanuel Macron addresses the media during a press conference in Paris earlier this year as he campaigned for president. Last week, Macron announced 18 winners of his “Make Our Planet Great Again” competition, including 13 scientists in the United States.

Editorial: Macron trumps President Trump

by Staff Report December 19, 2017

Professional cuddler Danielle Eernisse and her client John McGovern of Connecticut hold hands and chat for a bit before cuddling during a session in her Northampton office on Nov. 19.

Editorial: Monday mix on cuddlers; civil rights museum; mosquitoes

by Staff Report December 17, 2017

Firefighters survey the remains of a Southampton Road home in Montgomery destroyed by fire Dec. 6.

Editorial: Common-sense safety steps to prevent holiday fires

by Staff Report December 15, 2017

Paula Green, of Leverett, addresses dozens of people at Monday’s “Reflections: What We Learned from Our Kentucky Guests” event at the Mount Toby Friends Meetinghouse.

Editorial: Hands Across the Hills finds common ground

by Staff Report December 14, 2017

People who support net neutrality regulations that protect the rights of internet users’ access to websites and other services rally in front of Verizon Wireless in Hadley on Dec. 7. The Federal Communications Commission is considering repealing the regulations at its meeting Dec. 14.

Editorial: Wrong for FCC to end net neutrality

by Staff Report December 13, 2017

Amber Abdella, the development and special events coordinator for Safe Passage, works in the agency’s offices at 16 Center St. in Northampton on Dec. 7, days after its biggest fundraiser, the 14th annual Hot Chocolate Run.

Editorial: Significant year for Safe Passage

by Staff Report December 12, 2017

Assistant brewer Chris Chouinard runs bottles through a sanitizing machine at Element Brewing in Millers Falls.

Editorial: Support permanent tax relief for craft brewers

by Staff Report December 11, 2017