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Pittsfield Raises Overdose Awareness Flag
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — An overdose awareness flag was raised in front of City Hall for the first time on Thursday. Hosted by Berkshire Harm Reduction and the Berkshire Overdose Addiction Prevention Collaborative, around 50 community members marched from Allen Street to Park Square holding signs with phrases such as "Smash the stigma," and "Cool kids carry naloxone."
Worcester County Wonders: Shrewsbury's Garden of Sweet Remembrance blooms once again
SHREWSBURY — "Sooner or later, everything old is new again," Stephen King wrote within the pages of "The Colorado Kid," and while he may have been alluding to the novel's mystery, the same can be said about many things, including what remains of a long-lost mansion hidden in Shrewsbury's Prospect Park. ...
Velazquez Claims Individual Title, Men Impress as KSC Opens Season with Alumni Meet
KEENE, N.H. – Fifth year University of Massachusetts Lowell transfer and local Keene High School product Jake Velazquez began his Keene State College career with a bang, winning the season-opening Alumni Meet by over 20 seconds as the Owl men's cross country team also won the event as a group on Saturday at the Owl Athletic Complex.
Guilford man jailed for alleged assault
Guilford man arrested for alleged assault, strangulation in Townshend. A Guilford man will spend the Labor Day holiday weekend at Southern State Correctional in Springfield without bail after being arrested on assault charges. Randy Jacobs, 47, is accused of attacking, strangling and restraining someone at their home on Shirley Circle...
Death investigation at Brattleboro home
An investigator for the Vermont Department of Health is helping authorities look into a death in Brattleboro. Someone was found dead Saturday morning at a home on Birge Street. Their name has not been released, nor have any specifics on precisely when and where they were discovered. However, the Brattleboro Police Department says their family has been notified.
Wright's OT Goal Gives Bishops Caryl Newhof Classic Crown
Junior forward Emma Wright scored in overtime to lift Ohio Wesleyan over Smith in the championship game of the Caryl Newhof Classic, hosted by Smith College on Saturday in Northampton, Mass. Wright put the Bishops on the scoreboard in the opening minute of the second quarter, but the Pioneers responded...
Cross Country Opens 2024 Season at Keene State Alumni Meet
KEENE, N.H (August 31, 2024) – The Beacons Men's and Women's Cross Country Teams opened their season at the Keene State Alumni Meet from Keene, N.H. Senior Cody Wittcum led the men's team with a 22nd overall finish in 17:18.1 (5:34 mile-split) out of 75 other competitors. Following Wittcum was junior Robert Cannon, who crossed the 5k course finish line at 17:29.3 (5:37.7 mile pace) and finished 29th out of the field.
3 people taken to hospital after SUV rolls over in Rindge, authorities say
RINDGE, N.H. — Three people suffered serious injuries after an SUV rolled over Friday night in Rindge, authorities said. The Rindge Fire Department said after 11 p.m. they were dispatched to the area of Forristall Road and the Winchendon, Massachusetts town line for a vehicle rollover with three people reportedly injured.
Vineyard plan to tax $1M-plus real estate transactions gets a boost from Mass. House
The Massachusetts House advanced one of the most hot-button housing policies of the session on Thursday -- but only for six towns and at a session attended by fewer than 10 state representatives. The chamber gave initial approval to a bill sponsored by Rep. Dylan A. Fernandes’, D-Barnstable/Dukes/Nantucket, allowing Martha’s...
CBP Let a Man Whose Bag Tested Positive For a Highly Sensitive Homemade Explosive at Boston Logan Airport Leave the United States… He’s Now Wanted For Bomb-Making Activities
The Department of Homeland Security allowed a man whose checked-in luggage tested positive for a highly sensitive and dangerous homemade explosive at Boston Logan International Airport to get on an international flight to Paris. The man is now wanted by the FBI for bomb-making activities. Aram Brunson from Newton, Massachusetts,...
What to know about the mosquito virus spreading through New England
A rare and dangerous mosquito-borne illness is spreading through New England, putting states on high alert with one death already confirmed following an infection. Cases of eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) have been detected in at least five states this year: Massachusetts, Vermont, Wisconsin, New Jersey and New Hampshire. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health…
When to hit the road, airports for Labor Day weekend travel
A record number of people are expected to be hitting the road and the airports Friday to celebrate the end of summer. It feels like we say this every year, but early indications are this will be one of the busier holiday weekends, especially on the roads. Starting at 12...
You can now carry a switchblade legally as Massachusetts rules ban violates 2nd Amendment
It's now legal to carry switchblades in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that a ban on carrying a switchblade knife violated the right to bear arms as guaranteed by the Second Amendment, striking down a 1957 state law that forbade the carrying spring-release knives. ...
How to Watch UMass vs. Eastern Michigan: Time, TV Channel, Live Stream – August 31, 2024
At Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium on Saturday, the UMass Minutemen meet the Eastern Michigan Eagles. You'll want to head to ESPN+ for the upcoming matchup between the Minutemen and Eagles. Keep up with college football all season on FOX Sports. Learn more about the UMass Minutemen and the Eastern Michigan...
What happened when Greenfield’s mayor was offered psychedelics at a fair
The mayor of Greenfield told the city’s licensing commission last week that a vendor at a Fourth of July event at the fairgrounds offered her psychedelic drugs. Mayor Virginia “Ginny” Desorgher’s office confirmed with MassLive that a vendor at the Franklin County Fairgrounds promised her “a very good trip” as they were openly offering psychedelic mushroom gummies, as first reported in the Greenfield Recorder.
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