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Western Mass. residents urge Healey to intervene in Eversource plan - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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Residents who have already taken their concerns to Eversource at community forums are now pressing Gov. Maura Healey to intervene before the utility company begins removing trees from 278 acres in 11 communities, most of them in Franklin and Hampshire counties. A letter to Healey from Western Mass Towns for a Responsible Grid, so far signed by more than 500 people from 46 area cities and towns, is seeking her intervention in Eversource’s Transmission Right-of-Way Reliability Program, also known
AG report details decades of abuse at Fall River, Springfield, Worcester dioceses - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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BOSTON — More than 270 Catholic clerics abused 944 children within the Catholic dioceses of Fall River, Springfield and Worcester over several decades, according to a report released by Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, who also revealed Wednesday that she is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. The report’s release was accompanied by a call from the attorney general for the Legislature to strengthen remedies for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. “Behind every one of those numbers is a c
Amherst Fire Department receives $888K grant to boost staffing levels - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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AMHERST — A three-year plan to increase staffing for the Amherst Fire Department, bringing the department to as many as 55 full-time members by fiscal 2029, is being supported with an $888,000 grant from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. As part of $14.7 million in grant funding for fire departments and other first responder organizations across the state, the federal agency in late September announced the grant, part of a three-year funding program that will help Amherst bring on six new
Western Mass. residents urge Healey to intervene in Eversource plan - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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SHUTESBURY — Residents who have already taken their concerns to Eversource at community forums are now pressing Gov. Maura Healey to intervene before the utility begins removing trees from 278 acres in 11 communities, most of them in Franklin and Hampshire counties. A letter to Healey from Western Mass Towns for a Responsible Grid, so far signed by more than 500 people from 46 area cities and towns, is seeking her intervention in the utility’s Transmission Right-of-Way Reliability Program, also
Old meets new as Amherst’s Jones Library transformation takes shape - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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AMHERST — Inside the expanding Jones Library, the old building is becoming part of the view. Dormer windows, slate roofing and exposed stonework that once formed the back side of the original 1928 library now rise inside the new addition — an unusual collision of old and new that project manager Trey Logie says gives the space “dollhouse vibes.” “A very cool part of the whole design is you have old meeting new,” said Logie, the owner’s project manager with Colliers Project Leaders. That meeting
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