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The First Congregational Church in Great Barrington is considering whether to stop ringing church bells at night after neighbors said it was keeping them awake.
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The woman leading Muslims in Ramadan observances on the Williams College campus, Sidra Mahmood, said the war in Gaza has been a "catalyst" for many students "looking deeper."
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We chat with Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Caroline Rose ahead of their two-day residency at Bombyx, and chat with Mr. Universe Salman Hameed about Ramadan, the Oscars, and supernovas.
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Host Carrie Saldo and panelists discuss expectations for Super Tuesday, vacant properties owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese, the fate of to-go cocktails, and community activism with the W.E.B Du Bois Center.
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Westfield Mayor Michael McCabe said the parcel of land located in the North Side of the city will be great for its residents.
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We talk with our guests about accessible housing in Hampshire County, connecting through music during hard times, and words of the year here and across the pond.
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The Massachusetts Joint Committee on the Judiciary is giving itself more time to consider a bill that would amend the state's charitable immunity law so that it does not apply to lawsuits for sexual or physical abuse of a minor.
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The Massachusetts charitable immunity law caps damages in lawsuits against a nonprofit at $20,000 — including those alleging child sexual abuse. That means some lawyers won't take these cases.
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We talk about the economics of Art with Randy Cohen of Americans for the Arts, hear about ReBelle's upcoming event at 33 Hawley, celebrate the first night of Hannukah with Rabbi Amy Wallk, and our weekly chat with Jim McGovern reviews the republican debates and progress with the USDA regarding hunger awareness.
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Top Massachusetts senators were saddened by their colleagues' public remarks.