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AMHERST — Even before becoming a U.S. citizen, Sarah Roe was on board Amherst Fire Department fire engines and ambulances, responding to emergency calls and caring for patients.As she retires after 23 years of working for the town, and 30 years total...
AMHERST — Even before becoming a U.S. citizen, Sarah Roe was on board Amherst Fire Department fire engines and ambulances, responding to emergency calls and caring for patients.As she retires after 23 years of working for the town, and 30 years total...
AMHERST — Firefighters called in a hazardous materials response Monday to a University of Massachusetts building after a fire alarm was pulled in response to a chemical reaction.“The operation went well,” Fire Chief Tim Nelson said Tuesday, noting...
Free speech rights: Frequent Amherst protester involved in fight Amherst Regional High School students turn to look at Trump supporter Phil O’Connell, holding sign in background, during a walkout last year. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO Published: 9/4/2017 7:04:29 PM AMHERST — Holding signs with words criticizing the media, blasting feminism and slamming Hillary Clinton, Phil O’Connell has been a frequent presence on the sidewalks of downtown Amherst. Even though his political views may differ from many of those living and studying in the college town, O’Connell has First Amendment rights to fr...