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The front door of Comet Ping Pong pizza shop, in Washington, D.C.,is shown Monday, Dec. 5, 2016. For conspiracy theorists, "Pizzagate" didn't end when a man brought a gun to a Washington restaurant in a misguided attempt to rescue child sex slaves, instead, the shooting fired up further belief in the baseless claims.

Editorial: ‘Alt-right’ masks views of hate groups

by Staff Report December 12, 2016

A group of boaters float on the Connecticut River in Northfield during July.

Editorial: Winter river pumping no longer ‘temporary’

by Staff Report December 12, 2016

Hadley Select Board member Donald J. Pipczynski speaks during a meeting Nov. 29 about his use of a police-issued badge to enter a UMass Oktoberfest party.

Editorial: Hadley should confiscate badges

by Staff Report December 9, 2016

State Rep. Peter V. Kocot, D-Northampton, was one of two recipients of the inaugural William L. Plante Jr. Open Government Award at the Massachusetts Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual conference in Boston on Friday.

Editorial: Peter Kocot, Maura Healey advocates for public records

by Staff Report December 8, 2016

Editorial: Downtown Northampton Association’s holiday cheer

by Staff Report December 8, 2016

People rally Monday, Nov. 21, 2016, at Amherst Regional Middle School to protest a Town Meeting vote defeating a proposed new building for consolidated elementary schools.

Editorial: Reconsider school vote in Amherst

by Staff Report December 7, 2016

Activists demonstrate outside the TD Bank on Triangle Street in Amherst on Monday, voicing opposition to the bank’s role in financing Energy Transfer Partners which is building the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota.

Editorial: Pipeline will be early test for Trump

by Staff Report December 6, 2016

Michael, left, and Robert Meeropol speak to the media after they attempted to deliver a letter to President Barack Obama in an effort to obtain a exoneration for their mother Ethel Rosenberg, in front of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, Dec. 1, 2016. Ethel Rosenberg was executed, along with her husband, Julius, in 1953 after being convicted in a Cold War atomic spying case that captivated the country.

Editorial: Time to exonerate Ethel Rosenberg

by Staff Report December 5, 2016

Dr. Sue Keller prepares James Brida, 63, of Florence, to receive a new filling after an old one is removed Oct. 11 at Strong and Healthy Smiles dental office in Florence. Brida is a recipient of the dentist's "Sharing Smiles" program, which offers free dental care to those in need.

Editorial: Good deeds ease pain in a lasting way

by Staff Report December 5, 2016

Patricia Harrington holds a photo of her grandson, Brandon Bourque, at her home in Greenfield, on Nov. 17, 2016. She began raising him when he was a few months old.

Editorial: Elders cope with caring for grandchildren

by Staff Report December 2, 2016