Phillip Bishop
Reporter, on-air hostPhillip Bishop is a reporter in the NEPM newsroom and serves as technical director for “The Fabulous 413” and “All Things Considered” on 88.5 NEPM.
Before joining NEPM, he was a managing news producer at WWLP-TV 22News and was the news director for his college radio station, WMUA 91.1 FM at UMass Amherst.
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                        Easthampton voters will choose whether the interim mayor, the interim mayor's executive assistant, or a city council member will take office
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                        As some health centers in Massachusetts pull back on gender-affirming care for minors to protect federal funding, Northampton-based TransHealth says they will continue to offer that care for young people.
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                        The protests will be held across the region from Springfield to Amherst and North Adams.
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                        As the federal government shutdown continues, some organizations in western Massachusetts who receive federal funds have been preparing for this.
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                        A new report from UMass Amherst and Springfield-based housing agency Way Finders highlights an affordability crisis for renters and homeowners in Western Massachusetts.
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                        The Western Massachusetts Literacy Collaborative recently received a $190,000 grant from the Massachusetts Dept. of Elementary and Secondary Education to train future educators
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                        The Avenue of States is a strip of land on the fairground, which houses buildings that highlight Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Connecticut.
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                        Amid a statewide housing crisis, renters across Western Massachusetts communities are banding together in hopes of resisting a trend of rising rents across the region and the state.
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                        The Big E fair on the Eastern States Exposition fairgrounds is set to open for the season on Sept. 12, 2025
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                        The invasive Spotted Lanternfly can now be found in more than 50 cities statewide
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
