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The Republican wins 20 awards in New England Newspaper & Press Association contest, including 5 first-place prizes Updated 8:11 AM; Today 5:02 AM Lorraine Gorham of Holyoke, director of the Ms. Massachusetts Senior America pageant, dances and sings while waiting to perform a number at the July 2019 competition at Holyoke High School. The Republican assistant managing editor Greg Saulmon's photo story about the pageant won a first-place award in the New England Newspaper and Press Association's annual contest.Greg Saulmon / The Republican Facebook Share The Republican and Sunday Republican t...

The Typical Sicilian eat-in property, 497 Belmont Ave. at the “X” has a sale pending.

Raising the (price of the) roof: Price of lumber, building materials up 180% in the last year — here’s why Updated 5:54 AM; Today 5:00 AM Luis Santos works in the lumber yard of A. Boilard Sons, Inc. in Springfield, April 9, 2021. (Don Treeger / The Republican) Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — A 2-by-4 that cost $2.25 a year ago now sells for $5 or more. The price of a 4-foot-by-8-foot sheet of drywall that sold for $6 last year is now over $8. And a sheet of plywood the same size that sold for $26 last year is now pushing $80. The price of lumber and other building materials has nearly ...

COVID deaths in Massachusetts drop even as active cases continue to climb; state looks to surpass 2 million fully-vaccinated residents this week MassLive.com 2 days ago Tanner Stening, masslive.com © The Republican Photo Desk/(Don Treeger / The Republican) A medical worker administers a COVID-19 test at one of the state's ‘Stop the Spread’ sites on the campus of Holyoke Community College in August. By the end of 2020, testing confirmed nearly 360,000 cases of the new coronavirus in Massachusetts. Active COVID infections in Massachusetts rose to 36,775 on Monday, up from...

Is Massachusetts’ latest COVID surge slowing? Data shows new cases dipped last week MassLive.com 2 days ago Tanner Stening, masslive.com © The Republican Photo Desk/(Don Treeger / The Republican) A medical worker administers a COVID-19 test at one of the state's ‘Stop the Spread’ sites on the campus of Holyoke Community College in August. By the end of 2020, testing confirmed nearly 360,000 cases of the new coronavirus in Massachusetts. Active COVID infections in Massachusetts rose to 35,149 on Thursday, up from 35,075 on Wednesday, according to the latest data from t...