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Richard Alcorn, executive director of the Pioneer Valley Chinese Immersion Charter School, stands in front of the school in Hadley.

Editorial: Chinese charter school sent wrong message

by Staff Report June 7, 2017

Republican Gov. Charlie Baker announced Friday that Massachusetts will join a bipartisan coalition of states committed to meeting the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement.

Editorial: Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker takes right step in joining climate alliance

by Staff Report June 7, 2017

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Editorial: ‘Sparsity aid’ would help rural schools

by Staff Report June 6, 2017

Peace activist Frances Crowe, seen here Dec. 2, 2016, in her Northampton home, established the American Friends Service Committee of Western Massachusetts office in her basement in 1968. The office, now at 2 Conz St. in Northampton, will close Sept. 30.

Editorial: Monday mix on AFSC office closing; generosity of Haymarket Café; and danger of meth labs

by Staff Report June 5, 2017

Editorial: Recreational marijuana excise tax could subsidize youth jobs

by Staff Report June 2, 2017

United Way of Hampshire County Executive Director Jim Ayres will leave that job after six years on June 9. He will join the United Way of Pioneer Valley, based in Springfield, as its president and CEO.

Editorial: United Way leader Jim Ayres’ legacy of stability, collaboration

by Staff Report June 1, 2017

Editorial: Prudent regulation of pot, booze in Amherst

by Staff Report May 31, 2017

Tom McClung

Editorial: Recalling Paul Bixby and Tom McClung, driven by empathy

by Staff Report May 30, 2017

Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Public Charter School head Scott Goldman was placed on paid administrative leave after grievances and petitions were filed against him by staff.

Editorial: Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Public Charter School trustees must end turmoil quickly

by Staff Report May 29, 2017

Residents of Nonotuck Street in Florence have hung ribbons on utility poles and the mirrors of cars in memory of their 78-year-old neighbor, Alan Porter, who was struck and killed on his bicycle May 15 at the intersection of Nonotuck and Hinckley streets.

Editorial: Monday mix on road safety, stained glass, youth homes

by Staff Report May 29, 2017