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Baystate Mary Lane Hospital gets green light to expand adult day care center in Ware
Baystate Mary Lane Hospital has been given the go-ahead to expand a building it owns on Chestnut Street that is operated as an adult day care center.
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Ware to hold hearing on Robbie's Place bar, accused of allowing nude dancing without a permit
Selectmen will hold a hearing on Dec. 1 on allegations by police that dancers at Robbie's Place bar exposed themselves and had contact with patrons.
Shrewsbury Police release video of robbery suspects SHREWSBURY - A surveillance camera captured three men, one of them with a gun, hurrying into CVS pharmacy moments before targeting the pharmacy area and grabbing an undetermined amount of narcotics.
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Massachusetts Man Indicted on Illegal Ammunition, Explosives Charges
A Ware man was charged today in federal court with Possession of Ammunition by a Convicted Felon and Manufacturing Explosive Materials without a License.
Recession Drives Women Into Role Of Breadwinner
An employee at the American Disposables Inc., factory works on the assembly line in October in Ware, Mass.
Hunt is on for 'timberdoodles'
Flights of woodcock descended among our aspens, alders and red maples this week.
Police Report: Police reports from Amherst and area towns.
* Angel L. Martinez, 31, of Ludlow, was arrested Monday at 3:13 p.m. on South Pleasant Street on four outstanding warrants from Springfield District Court, police said.
An employee at the American Disposables Inc. in Ware, Mass.; Spencer Platt/Getty Images
The U.S. economy expanded at a 3.5 percent annual pace from July to September, according to Commerce Department figures released Thursday, in a signal that the worst recession since the 1930s may be easing.
Belchertown Land Trust plans to seek extension for Upper Bondsville Dam plan
The Belchertown Land Trust plans to seek an extension to its Nov. 30 deadline for devising a plan to either repair the Upper Bondsville Dam or take it down.
Restaurant review: Snow's in Ware
Though it does business in an out-of-the-way corner of Hampshire County, Snow's Restaurant is, especially for those who love seafood, an eatery that merits seeking out.
UMass Medical School taps Ware for better patient data tools
The University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester report that it has named John E. Ware Jr.
A driver from the town of Hadley was killed early Sunday morning across from a cemetery on a main road in Ware.
Work Begins on South End Revitalization
In between the news of drug arrests and gunfire on the streets, there actually is revitalization work ongoing in the City of Springfield.
WARE * The Agape Community, 2062 Greenwich Road, will hold a program on war and peace from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.
Two hurt in head-on collision on Rt. 19
A head-on collision on Route 19 just before noon yesterday left two people injured, at least one seriously.
Judge refuses to dismiss vehicular homicide charge against Amanda...
A judge Tuesday refused to dismiss a vehicular homicide charge against a Hardwick woman after her lawyer argued there was insufficient evidence.
On Labor Day weekend, Simon Tucker, a black Labrador owned by Ware Junior Senior High School Principal Lucille L. Brindisi, went to Camp Unleashed at Chimney Corners in Becket.
September hopping with beer events
It was unfortunate that there was no Connecticut River Brewer's Festival this year, as it has become a mainstay for local beer fans.