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Amherst’s John Ingram named Belchertown’s next fire chief Belchertown Town Hall GAZETTE FILE PHOTO By SCOTT MERZBACH BELCHERTOWN — Leverett’s fire chief for more than six years could soon take the reins of the Belchertown Fire Department. John Ingram, an Amherst fire captain who has served as Leverett’s chief since January 2015, was offered the job by the Select Board, which voted 5-0 last week to do so. Ingram’s hiring is contingent on successful contract negotiations for a position that was advertised with a salary range of $93,031 to $118,759. Ingram said Wednesday that he woul...

Looking back at ‘The Family Business’ By Jim Milliot, with Judith Rosen | May 14, 2021 To mark the first 50 years of Ingram Content Group—and the company’s first $2 billion year, in 2020—John Ingram, chairman of the board of ICG and Ingram Industries Inc., will talk with PW senior v-p, editorial director Jim Milliot and reporter and former Ingram spokesperson Keel Hunt, author of The Family Business: How Ingram Transformed the World of Books, published in April by West Margin Press, an Ingram subsidiary. In the book, Hunt traces the roots of ICG, the countr...

By Judith Rosen | May 14, 2021 In January, Publishers Weekly announced the launch of an online book fair to fill the void left by the abrupt closure, late last year, of BookExpo. It was not clear then what form the event would take in the midst of a pandemic, but one thing was certain: the industry in the U.S. couldn’t go another year without a central place to promote its fall titles. And PW CEO and publisher Cevin Bryerman was convinced that the magazine could bring its leadership, brand, and marketing reach to set the stage for a new virtual fair.