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Hampshire College held its final graduation ceremony this weekend in Amherst, MA.
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25-летний Жеренко выступает на позиции вратаря в хоккейной команде «Тандербёрдс» из Спрингфилда, штат Массачусетс. Уроженец России, он уже четыре года играет в Американской хоккейной лиге (АХЛ).
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Communities across western Massachusetts are in the middle of finalizing spending plans for the 2027 Fiscal Year which starts July 1.
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Javier Serrano Pujols, a man detained by federal ICE agents last week, is being processed in the state's only detention facility.
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The investigation is based on whether Smith College’s policy of admitting transgender women violates Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination.
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Pressure from the Trump Administration to share voter data has Mass. lawmakers concerned.
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New England Public Media and GBH will merge, creating a statewide Massachusetts media organization that is expected to reach 1.3 million people per week.
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After seven years of collaboration, GBH and New England Public Media are planning to formally merge by the summer of 2026, creating a statewide media organization.
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UMass forester Paul Catanzaro's book, "Tending Your Forest" uses Aldo Leopold’s "cogs and wheels" concept to show family landowners how to restore ecosystem health through ecological forestry.
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U.S Representative Richard Neal called Wednesday's Supreme Court decision to roll back parts of the Voting Rights Act "a step back," but said it remains to be seen how it could impact the midterm elections this fall.
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As the public learned Thursday morning about the beating death of Emma MacDonald, allegedly at the hands of her husband, at a UMass Amherst hotel, organizers were setting up an annual girls empowerment conference in the same building. The juxtaposition of events was stark.
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Baystate Health, which operates its flagship hospital in Springfield, is acquiring the city's other hospital, Mercy Medical Center.
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It'll be May at the end of the week. Massachusetts lawmakers are aiming to have a balanced budget process complete and signed by the Governor before the end of the fiscal year, June 30th.
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Tal Kopan is deputy Washington bureau chief for the Boston Globe.