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Panel finalizes recommendations to ease abuse
PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — A state panel charged with finding ways to address Massachusetts’ drug abuse epidemic is set...
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Woman seeks to expand rooster rescue mission
SCOTT STAFFORD, The Berkshire Eagle SPRINGFIELD (AP) — They’re kept in crowded cages from birth. By the time they’re 2 years old,...
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High demand for young workers
WESTFIELD – The Regional Employment Board of Hampden County launched their 2014 Summer Jobs Campaign, providing summer employment opportunities to thousands of...
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Court Log, May 5, 2014
Westfield District Court Monday, May 5, 2014 Brian A. Dodge, 58, of 12 Stark Road, was released on $1,000 personal surety pending...
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Jury to be picked for probation job-rigging case
BOSTON (AP) — Jury selection began in federal court on Monday for the politically-sensitive trial of three former state probation department employees....
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Update from Rep. John Velis
Budget week certainly lived up to expectations. It was a week of fast and furious activity as I worked with colleagues in...
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Transportation agency accused of ethics violations
BOSTON (AP) — Department of Transportation Secretary Richard Davey yesterday defended a decision to circulate an email outlining a coordinated effort to...
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Child welfare official resigns
BOSTON (AP) — The embattled head of Massachusett’s child welfare agency resigned Tuesday under mounting pressure following the deaths of three children,...
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Lawmakers give nod to tax amnesty program
BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts House today overwhelmingly approved a limited tax amnesty program that would offer delinquent taxpayers an opportunity to...
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Westover air reserve base to lose 300 jobs
CHICOPEE, Mass. (AP) — Westover Air Reserve Base will lose half its massive C-5 cargo planes and more than 300 jobs as...
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Student Ambassadors ‘shine’
WESTFIELD – Each year, a small group of Westfield State University students are selected to become Student Ambassadors who knowledgeably promote the...
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Coakley 1st to submit signatures
BOB SALSBERG, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Democratic Attorney General Martha Coakley yesterday became the first candidate for Massachusetts governor to formally...
