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A little less than 25 years ago, Matthew Shepard, a young, gay University of Wyoming student, was severely beaten by two other young men outside of Laramie, Wyoming, who then left him to die by tying him to a fence alongside a pasture at night in...

AMHERST — It’s fitting that those who knew John Olver and worked with him during his 40 years of public service would gather to honor the late congressman’s memory at a place named for him — the John W. Olver Design Center at the University of...

AMHERST — It’s fitting that those who knew John Olver and worked with him and for him during his 40 years of public service would gather to honor the late congressman’s memory at a place named for him. The John W. Olver Design Center sits on the very...

John Olver represented western and central Massachusetts in Congress for more than two decades and died late last week.

John Olver represented western and central Massachusetts in Congress for more than two decades and died late last week.

Senate President Karen Spilka can now hold power indefinitely.

HATFIELD — Renovations to Memorial Town Hall, the conversion of the former Center School into condominiums and the ongoing work to extend water and sewer lines along Route 5 are among projects Select Board member Brian Moriarty has championed.As he...

Staffing shortages lead to details being overlooked, even though the largest percentage of the budget is spent on the agency’s social workers.

Staffing shortages lead to details being overlooked, even though the largest percentage of the budget is spent on the agency’s social workers.

WORTHINGTON — Over his more than 25 years serving in the state Legislature, Stephen Kulik showed dedication to the needs and interests of those in the region’s rural communities, defining the term public servant.“Steve taught us by example what it...