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This week on The Rundown, panelists discuss impacts of gunfire at Springfield Sci-Tech, Gov. Healey’s effort towards economic development and marijuana pardons, the race for the 3rd Berkshire District and much more.
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We experience exhibiting emancipation at Williams College Museum of Art, hear about Catherine Coleman Flower's upcoming keynote address at UMass, and talk to a local hero at Diemand Farm.
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We talk about Amherst College's LitFest with comedian Aparna Nancherla and event organizer Jen Acker, drinking water disputes with NEPM's Alden Bourne, and mondegreens with word nerd Emily Brewster.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said a cancer study of communities near the Housatonic River will be completed sometime this year.
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The new report says that up to $1 billion of investment may be needed each year, to move toward a reliable grid that can handle the region's future electrical needs
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Carie Saldo asks panelists what’s coming in the news this year, local tax rates, more on west-east rail, and some of the latest reporting from the NEPM Newsroom.
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The folx from the Northampton Arts Trust tell us about their reopening at 33 Hawley St. After that, we talk moon real estate with Mr. Universe, Salman Hameed, and finish our show with Smith College professor Naila Moreira to discuss the environmental impacts of solar farms.
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Chicopee city officials say two dams have begun to degrade and negatively impact the water quality at Abbey Brook in Szot Park. The project consists of removing the dams to restore water quality.
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The Trustees, a non-profit that protects land and properties with scenic, historic and ecological value in Massachusetts, cited an "ongoing and significant structural deficit" for the layoffs of thirty employees.
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Cape Cod residents who object to the offshore wind plans for Massachusetts — in whole or in part — met for a four-hour conference Saturday in Hyannis.