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GLOBAL WARMING
Drought in the Southwest and torrential rain in the middle of the nation have been attributed to the rising temperatures brought by global warming, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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Talk shows could save radio
By G. Michael Dobbs
Managing Editor
NEW YORK CITY Although radio as a medium may be struggling with decreased advertising sales and shrinking listeners, the executives, station owners and talk show...
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Reservists have families again; what about jobs?
By G. Michael Dobbs
Managing Editor
WESTOVER ARB Janis Renaud of Chicopee wanted to surprise her boyfriend, Technical Sgt. Ronald Viens, also of Chicopee, and turned up unexpectedly at his return on ...
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Stamp Out Hunger
By Katelyn Gendron
Reminder Assistant Editor
Keeping the shelves stocked at a food pantry in 2008 is no easy task. Rising fuel and food prices have forced many of these institutions to cut back thei...
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Business is good at '08 Toy Fair
By G. Michael Dobbs
Managing Editor
NEW YORK, NEW YORK Despite reports the country might be heading into a recession, representatives of local companies exhibiting at the 105th Annual American Intern...
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Area commemorates Black History Month
By Lori Szepelak
Correspondent
Throughout Western Massachusetts, a host of lectures and special events are planned this month across college campuses in celebration of National Black History Month.
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Give your Valentine's Day gift a local touch
By Lori Szepelak
Correspondent
As Valentine's Day quickly approaches, thoughts turn to cards, gifts and almost certainly chocolate of all shapes and sizes for our loved ones.
While flowers a...
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Cookbook focuses on foods from the Valley
By Lori Szepelak
Correspondent
Andrea Davis had an ambitious goal -- publish a cookbook that would help to continue the efforts being made to create a sustainable, local food system in the Pioneer V...
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Proposed charter schools to combat dropout rate
By Katelyn Gendron
Reminder Assistant Editor
The influx in the student-teacher ratio within the public school systems and lack of one-on-one attention has prompted parents of over 25,000 children an...
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