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Sciarra leads pack in campaign donations in Northampton mayor’s race > >Published: 7/13/2021 7:19:19 PM
NORTHAMPTON City Council President Gina-Louise Sciarra is in a dominant financial position over seven other candidates who have either announced their candidacies or taken out nomination papers for mayor in November’s election.
Sciarra has received $20,430 in donations and has $12,016 on hand, according to the latest fundraising report from the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance. To date, none of her opponents have raised a comparable amount, and several have raised nothing. Candidate Shanna Fishel has raised the second highest amount of money, with $10,867 in campaign donations.
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Easthampton ready to replace Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day
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Published: 3/2/2021 7:04:52 PM
EASTHAMPTON The city may soon join a wave of communities around the nation in replacing Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day, with the City Council set to vote on a resolution to make the change at its Wednesday night meeting.
If the resolution passes, Easthampton will become the third community in Hampshire County to make the change. The anticipated vote will follow a public hearing.
Councilors Owen Zaret and Salem Derby worked with representatives from local tribes, including the Massachusett and Wampanoag tribes and Nipmuc Nation, Zaret said. Mahtowin Monroe of United American Indians of New England providing language for the resolution, and the Massachusetts-based Italian Americans for Indigenous Peoples Day called for the city to change the holiday.