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Jose Collazo of Springfield, center, who is currently incarcerated at Hampshire County Jail and House of Correction, embraces his children Dezmariah Collazo, 10, left, Jayvien Collazo, 4, and his girlfriend Danielle Faust of Springfield July 26, 2017 during a contact visit at the Northampton jail. Hampshire County Sheriff Patrick Cahillane is committed to continuing contact visits while at least one sheriff in Massachusetts is eliminating in person visits altogether.

Editorial: Contact visits good for society, families

by Staff Report August 4, 2017

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions gestures as he speaks during his interview with The Associated Press, Friday, July 28, 2017, at the National Police Headquarters in San Salvador, El Salvador.

Editorial: ‘Disheartening’ to pull grants from sanctuary cities

by Staff Report August 3, 2017

The R29 Pioneer Valley Transit Authority bus makes a stop at the Haigis Mall at the University of Massachusetts, Wednesday.

Editorial: PVTA must communicate better

by Staff Report August 3, 2017

President Donald Trump listens as Italian Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni speaks during a news conference in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Thursday, April 20, 2017.

Editorial: Trump’s chaotic command

by Staff Report August 2, 2017

Judge Linda Fidnick, left, talks with attorneys Noelle Stern, center, and Leslie Brown and others involved in the Family Resolutions Specialty Court during a meeting in the Probate and Family Court on King Street in Northampton on Monday, June 19, 2017.

Editorial: Coming together to help couples who are falling apart

by Staff Report August 1, 2017

Volunteers Fidelma Culleton of Northampton, left, and Alicia Ralph of Florence work together July 22 during a community fence-painting event at Historic Northampton.

Editorial: Monday mix on invasive species; cost of EpiPens; and fresh paint

by Staff Report July 30, 2017

Former state representative Ellen Story first filed legislation in 2015 to protect pregnant workers in Massachusetts. The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act was signed this week by Gov. Charlie Baker.

Editorial: Legal protection for pregnant workers in Massachusetts

by Staff Report July 28, 2017

Maria Konieczny and her mother Jo-Ann Konieczny, chairwoman of the trustees for the Goodwin Memorial Library in Hadley, announce the $3.9 million construction grant from the state to help pay for building a new library.

Editorial: Hadley, Amherst face choices on library projects

by Staff Report July 27, 2017

Lake Street Dive performs during the 2017 Green River Festival earlier in July.

Editorial: Green River Festival earns reputation as a must-see event

by Staff Report July 26, 2017

Forbes Library at 20 West St. in Northampton.

Editorial: Clear and just Forbes Library ruling in Northampton

by Staff Report July 25, 2017