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American culture has long been infused with the work of artists who come to the U.S. from around the world. A current exhibit at the University Museum of Contemporary Art in Amherst features the work of artists with origins in Africa, the Middle East, India and Europe.
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Hartford Hospital and the Institute of Living have prescribed food to nearly 200 patients. The program is expanding to Charlotte Hungerford Hospital
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The Massachusetts Land Court has ruled construction permits for the project have expired, affirming a decision by the Springfield Zoning Board of Appeals in 2021.
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The boxes found at various parks and city buildings in Northampton and Greenfield offer doses of naloxone, which can reverse an opiate overdose.
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With a quorum present, the Massachusetts House, in a rare hand-counted 105-14 vote, sent to the Senate a $3.1 billion fiscal 2023 closeout budget.
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More than 140 Westover reservists will support five new flying missions of the giant C-5 cargo planes on an ongoing basis.
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Racial justice leaders spoke about the dangers and fears that people of color face in New Hampshire.
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Mass. lawmakers were unable to muster a quorum for the third straight day. Efforts to advance a $3.1 billion supplemental budget bill will begin again Monday.
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In 2015, Massachusetts opened the first legal hunt in the Blue Hills Reservation in about a century with state environmental officials pointing to data that the deer population density in that area had gotten out of control.
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A new study from the Yale School of Medicine saw a trend toward diagnosis of late stage cancers in people after incarceration.