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Granby Marine hurt: IED blast hits convoy in southern Afghanistan
U.S. Marines from the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Brigade, 1st Battalion 5th Marines occupy an abandoned, mud-walled farm compound in the Nawa district of Afghanistan's Helmand province on Friday.
Sgt. Joshua Bouchard, Marine from Amherst, reportedly loses leg following explosion in Afghanistan
U.S. Marine Sgt. Joshua J. Bouchard was seriously injured while traveling in a convoy with four other men Tuesday, his mother said.
State Firefighting Academy graduates 31 firefighters
By PATRICK JOHNSON pjohnson@repub.com PALMER - The state Firefighting Academy on Thursday awarded diplomas to 31 call and volunteer firefighters from 16 Western Massachusetts communities during a ceremony at Palmer High School.
Granby voters defeat Proposition 2 1/2 override 507-403
Voters on Monday night defeated a Proposition 2½ override that would have paid $900,000 for design and feasibility studies to build an educational-community library complex which would include the high school and East Meadow School.
Western Massachusetts concern over the possible closing of the Springfield Shrinera s hospital has triggered emergency fund raisers all over the Pioneer Valley.
Hundreds at wake for Chicopee native Army 1st Sgt. Kevin A. Dupont
For those who knew Army 1st Sgt. Kevin A. Dupont, there is some solace knowing he died doing what he loved.
Gerald Bombardier of Granby is a classic example of why Fathers Day was created
Gerald and Marguerite Bombardier, of Granby, pose for a Fathers Day photo with three of their four son.
Granby Town Meeting passes budget
Town Meeting Monday passed all the articles left from its initial session last month, including a $16.6 million budget for the coming fiscal year.
SORRY, BERKELEY, Montreal, Washington, D.C., and Boston: You just lost out, in that order, to Amherst as the top college town in North America, according to Katherine Cohen, founder and CEO of IvyWise and ApplyWise.com . This is no big revelation to those of us who live here.
Loren Coleman on June 7th, 2009 Hannah Pratt, a senior at Windham Christian Academy, uses a broom to sweep away debris from one of the discovered dinosaur footprints.
Juan Velez of Granby gets 15 years in prison for cocaine trafficking
By BUFFY SPENCER bspencer@repub.com SPRINGFIELD - One of three men nabbed leaving the U.S. post office in Holyoke in 2007 with an Express Mail package containing four kilograms of cocaine shipped from Puerto Rico must serve a mandatory 15 years in state prison.
Holyoke Catholic High School traditions recalled at 2009 graduation
Tradition prevailed on Thursday night in Holyoke where 72 Holyoke Catholic High School seniors received their diplomas during the school's 46th Annual Conferring of Diplomas at Saint Jerome Church.
Granby follows South Hadley's footsteps in approving 16-25 percent sewer rate increase
By SANDRA E. CONSTANTINE sconstantine@repub.com GRANBY - Property owners tied to South Hadley's sewer system can expect to see increases of between 16 and 25 percent as a result of a selectmen's recent decision.
Granby High teacher pleads guilty to downloading child porn
A suspended Granby High School teacher pleaded guilty in federal court this afternoon to downloading child pornography on his home computer.
The price of freedom is visible at the Massachusetts Veterans' Memorial Cemetery.
$9.1 million proposed Granby school budget shows 1% increase, averts layoffs
By SANDRA E. CONSTANTINE sconstantine@repub.com GRANBY - Despite a projected freeze in state aid to education, School Superintendent Patricia A. Stevens has come up with a proposed fiscal year 2010 School Department budget with an increase of 1 percent without laying off any employees.
Granby Democratic mover Mark Bail clinches race for selectman
Democratic Party activist Mark L. Bail won a three-year term on the Selectboard Monday, defeating his two opponents by a wide margin, with low turnout.
Belchertown and Granby election
Belchertown has one new member of the Board of Selectmen. Political newcomer, retired West Springfield High School teacher Kenneth Elstein was the top vote-getter in a 3-way race for two seats on the Belchertown board.
Sen. John Kerry files bill to provide $500 million a year to help upgrade police stations
By DAN RING dring@repub.com BOSTON - Citing the crumbling condition of certain police headquarters in Western Massachusetts, U.S. Sen.
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