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Although it's not exactly bicycling weather right now, the small town of Lanesborough, Massachusetts, is planning a new cycling event for September 24. It's named after one of the biggest global competitions and the state's tallest mountain.
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A western Massachusetts town official addressed state lawmakers Monday, asking them to support a bill that would allow the community to impose a 3% tax on…
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Two miles of the Appalachian Trail in North Adams, Massachusetts, has been vandalized. Volunteer trail maintainer Cosmo Catalano discovered the red…
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"While the 26.2 mile course from Hopkinton to Boston remains the same ... pretty much everything else this year is different," says Boston Athletic Association CEO Tom Grilk.
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With travel restrictions loosened, many in the ski industry hoped this season would be easier. But a housing crunch and worker shortage — problems that have been simmering for years — have worsened since the pandemic.
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Research from UMass Amherst bolsters claims that fitness can be tied to the number of steps you walk per day. Researcher Amanda Paluch, an assistant…
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The board of health in West Springfield, Massachusetts, is set to vote on an indoor mask mandate this week. The head of the Big E fair, which takes place…
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Camp Atwater was founded 100 years ago as one of the first — if not the first — summer camps in America specifically for Black kids. Many campers and organizers say Atwater is still needed today.
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The headlines in the Sept. 17, 1974 edition of the Berkshire Eagle brought news of a delay in the Greylock Glen project in Adams, Massachusetts. The…
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Not all masks are coming off on Saturday, May 29, the day Massachusetts is scheduled to lift pandemic restrictions on businesses as well as on mask…