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Pan Am Railways workers stand over train tracks that were heavily damaged after several cars derailed in Shelburne Falls on Sunday, Dec. 18, 2016.

Editorial: Pan Am Railways slow with information

by Staff Report January 4, 2017

Rubble still smolders on Monday, January 2, 2017, on the third floor of the North East Street building in Holyoke where a New Year's Day fire claimed the lives of three people.

Editorial: Fires a reminder about safety measures

by Staff Report January 3, 2017

The roof of the Deerfield Elementary School was completed way under budget, saving taxpayers over $1 million.

Editorial: Diligence saves Deerfield money

by Staff Report January 2, 2017

These bicycles are on the lawn of the Hampshire County Courthouse in Northampton during the 17th annual Pioneer Valley Bay State Bike Week.

Editorial: Good news for Valley bicyclists

by Staff Report January 1, 2017

President-elect Donald Trump listens to a question as he speaks to reporters at Mar-a-Lago, Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016, in Palm Beach, Fla.

Editorial: Big-impact stories carry over to 2017

by Staff Report December 30, 2016

University of Massachusetts Stockbridge School of Agriculture Associate Dean Patricia Vittum is being recognized for her work in turfgrass entomology and particularly her studies of the bluegrass weevil. She is shown here in the College of Natural Sciences Research and Education Greenhouse where students study turfgrass physiology and pathology.

Editorial: Three UMass stories worthy of comment

by Staff Report December 29, 2016

The Whately town office building at 4 Sandy Lane.

Editorial: Whately must fill town office space

by Staff Report December 29, 2016

The Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station sits along the banks of the Connecticut River in Vernon, Vermont, on June 19, 2013. Its owner, Entergy Corp., plans to sell the plant to decommissioning expert NorthStar Group Services of New York.

Editorial: Care needed in Vermont Yankee mothballing

by Staff Report December 29, 2016

Lawyer Lauren Burke, center, leads a question-and-answer session following a talk about immigration Thursday at Munson Memorial Library in Amherst.

Editorial: Mobilizing to aid immigrants

by Staff Report December 29, 2016

Curator Kathie Gow talks about the exhibit “Celebrating Nature: When Beauty Was Infused in Everyday Objects” at the Hatfield Historical Museum.

Editorial: History lessons in Hatfield

by Staff Report December 25, 2016