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Dmitri Weise, 15, of Belchertown, right, talks Friday at North Star in Sunderland about the care packages he put together for those in need. Kalleigh Samson, 16, also of Belchertown, at left, helped Weise deliver the first set of packages in February.

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Belchertown teen creating care packages for city homeless

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGApril 19, 2018

Mill Valley Estates, building 500

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Two men plead not guilty to alleged Mill Valley Estates assault, shooting

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGApril 19, 2018

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Former UMass student denies rape charge

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGApril 15, 2018

Danya Teitelbaum, co-owner of Queen’s Greens farm in Amherst, sets up the irrigation system they use presently but will be replaced by a more efficient system with the money from a grant they received.

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Hampshire County farms receive grants to improve climate resiliency, reduce emissions

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGApril 5, 2018

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Belchertown fire leads to discovery of illegal pot growing operation

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGMarch 22, 2018

Belchertown High School juniors Hailey Bennis, right, and Delaney O’Brien sign a banner that will be sent to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The two were among about 200 students who took part in a “walk-in” at the school on Wednesday.

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Students take charge: Walkouts support school shooting victims, push for school safety

by Dusty Christensen Staff Writers, Emily Cutts Staff Writers, Sarah Robertson Staff Writers, and Bera Dunau Staff WritersMarch 22, 2018

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UMass student indicted on rape charge

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGMarch 15, 2018

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Former UMass student denies rape charges

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGMarch 6, 2018

FILE - In this Nov. 22, 2013 file photo, former state chemist Annie Dookhan sits in Suffolk Superior Court in Boston. Dookhan pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence and falsifying thousands of tests in criminal drug cases, calling into question evidence used to prosecute the defendants. The state's highest court ordered the district attorneys in Massachusetts to produce lists by Tuesday, April 18, 2017, indicating how many of the approximately 24,000 tainted cases they would not or could not prosecute if new trials were ordered. (David L Ryan/The Boston Globe via AP, Pool, File)

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Class-action lawsuit filed in Jamaica Plain drug lab scandal

by Emily Cutts @ecutts_HGMarch 6, 2018

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Hadley man sentenced to probation in Amherst car break-in

by Emily Cutts Staff WriterFebruary 22, 2018