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Marking 30 years, 'Source to Sea' Connecticut River cleanups continue in western Mass. (opens the original)
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Nor’easter or not, hundreds of volunteers gathered up and down the Pioneer Valley over the weekend to clean up the waterways powering ecosystems throughout the Northeast. Clad in ponchos and umbrellas, some two dozen locals had no problem getting wet before they even set foot in and around Easthampton’s ponds and brooks. The goal - pick up as much garbage and litter as possible along the waterways. Volunteers grabbed trash bag after trash bag Saturday morning – and before long, were filling them
Sampling Big E cuisine, Minogue talks affordability, auditing Beacon Hill in bid for governor (opens the original)
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This November, Massachusetts residents will have a choice between incumbent Democratic Governor Maura Healey and her well-funded Republican opponent: Mike Minogue – a former medical device company CEO and longtime party donor. As he tells WAMC – he’s eager to make the switch to public servant and confront the state’s high cost of living. As anyone who’s sat in West Springfield’s traffic for the last few days has learned, The Big E is back in town. One of the biggest fairs of its kind, the almost
Western Mass. feels pinch as cost of living remains election issue (opens the original)
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Wednesday night at E.B.'s Restaurant in Agawam was no easy walk-in as the chicken joint saw its tables full and lines close to the door. In business for some 40 years, proprietor Ed Borgatti said business isn’t bad — and with The Big E fair in town, it’s about to get better. But it hasn’t been a banner year, either. "So this year, we're down a little bit from previous years. Usually we're spoiled by being bigger and better every year," Borgatti said. "The Big E was down last year from the year b
‘A movement’: Jeromie Whalen recounts Mass. congressional primary bid, hopes for future (opens the original)
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In Massachusetts, Democrat Jeromie Whalen’s primary bid for the 1st congressional district was always something of a longshot. From humble beginnings in Whalen’s garage, the grassroots campaign went up against one of the longest-serving members of the House, as the Northampton High School teacher tried to unseat Richard Neal. Two weeks after his loss on primary night, Whalen is back in the classroom, and as he and members of his campaign tell WAMC, while they fell short on primary day, they won
With backups in place, Springfield Public Schools resume class after cyber breach (opens the original)
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Class is back at Springfield Public Schools, after a cyber incident forced school to be canceled last week. District officials say they’re confident in their backup systems, as authorities continue to investigate just what happened. Student drop-off at the Edward P. Boland Elementary School had just wrapped up as students lined up for gym class Monday morning. This, after an entire week of classes was wiped out due to a cyber attack last week. Superintendent Sonia Dinnall said Monday’s return to
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