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Veterans burial agent reports on budget NORTHFIELD — Denis Brennan, chair of the Board of Trustees of Veterans Memorials & Veterans Services Information and Northfield’s veterans burial agent, came before the Selectboard last week to advise that a...

HADLEY — Several agencies throughout the region that provide assistance to senior citizens, including health services, will be part of a health fair at the Hadley Senior Center next week.The health fair is being held May 24 from 10 a.m. to noon at the...

GREENFIELD — The nonprofit behavioral health agency Clinical & Support Options (CSO) will hold its 20th annual Mental Health and Wellness Fair at Energy Park on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine.As described in a CSO press release, the...

ERVING — Clinician Leeanne Hadsel began her duty serving alongside local police departments last week, marking what she called a “cultural” next step forward in providing mental health services to those in crisis.Motivated by a regional history of...

GREENFIELD — A group of residents and city leaders greeted state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) officials Wednesday morning for the start of an audit of the environmental remediation process at the former Lunt Silversmiths property on...

UMassFive holding career fair HADLEY — UMassFive College Federal Credit Union is hosting a career fair on Thursday, April 14, from 4 to 7 p.m. at its Hadley branch, located at 200 Westgate Center Drive.No registration is needed to attend and walk-ins...

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Amherst’s new town department -- Community Responders for Equity, Safety and Service -- joins several other initiatives in western Massachusetts that offer alternatives to police when a call involves a mental health crisis.

A new town department in Amherst, Massachusetts — Community Responders for Equity, Safety and Service — now has a director. The department joins several other initiatives in western Massachusetts that offer alternatives to police when an emergency call involves a mental health crisis.

With the COVID Omicron-surge in the rear-view mirror, employers across Massachusetts are calling the workforce back into the office. This push to return to the office has led many employees to question their options to work at their home offices indefinitely.