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One year later: Conversation continues on Malcolm Gracia shooting
One year after police shot and killed a troubled 15-year-old boy, city and community leaders are still working to extract lessons from the incident.
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Clark First School in Mass to Commit to 'Real Food' Purchasing
Clark University President David Angel has signed a pledge that the university will have 20 percent "real food" by 2020.
Berkshires After Dark: Homages to Berkshire home brews
Pittsfield's Billy Keane and Northampton's Heather Maloney will perform at the new Summer Sound festival on May 26, curated by Wandering Star Brewery and hosted by Tanglewood.
MWRA says Quabbin water is safe
The water from the Quabbin Reservoir provided to 2.5 million residents is safe, officials from the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority said Wednesday, one day after seven people with ties to the Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Singapore were caught trespassing shortly after midnight on the watershed property.
Fund Established for Wakefield Family After Last Week's Fire
A fund has been set up for the Wakefield family who lost their home in a fire last week.
Unlike many of her peers, Williams College senior Meghan Kiesel has a job waiting for her when she graduates on June 2. But it wasn't an easy task.
In Mass., only 1 in 4 teens expected to land a job this summer
This summer, only one in four teens between the ages of 16 and 19 is projected to find a job, according to a report by the Center for Labor Market Studies at Northeastern University.
North Adams School Committee considering claims court to address $20K in overdue meal accounts
The School Committee is considering implementing a no-charge policy for student lunches following discussions on how to address a $20,460.47 in delinquent meal accounts.
Northern Berkshire District Court
Gaffey was fined $100 and the case was continued without a finding. * Brittany A. Caldwell, 25, of Veazie Street in North Adams, was arraigned on a charge of trespassing.
Selectman's race tops Shelburne ballot
Selectman Robert A. Manners will be running for re-election, with a challenge coming from Shelburne Falls attorney Kevin D. Parsons in the Tuesday election.
Historical Society seeks funds to purchase 'impressive' collection
An impressive collection of Lancaster memorabilia may be going up for sale or auction soon.
Clark is first Mass. school to commit to 'real food' purchasing
Clark University President David Angel has signed a pledge that the university will have 20 percent "real food" by 2020.
Public Television's Sara Moulton to highlight WGBY's Asparagus Festival and Gala
Chef Sara Moulton, host of Public Television's "Sara's Weeknight Meals," will be among the participants in WGBY-Public Television for Western New England's Asparagus Festival and Gala on June 2 and June 3. The festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on June 2 at Hadley's new Seven Sisters Market Bistro & Long Hollow Bison Farm.