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Two Southampton men - Steven E. Crippen and Bryan L. McIntyre - sentenced in large-scale marijuana case
By Fred Contrada, The Republican
March 20, 2010, 3:09AM
Police said they found and confiscated more than 600 plants. Full story »
Pioneer Valley Chapter of American Red Cross honors 'Hometown Heroes'
By Elizabeth Roman, The Republican
March 11, 2010, 9:00PM
The event honored people for their random acts of kindness and heroic actions. Full story »
Consideration of Manhan Rail Trail extension into Southampton ready to resume
By Nancy Gonter, The Republican
March 08, 2010, 3:30PM
The cleanup of asbestos-contaminated soil had stalled the project. Full story »
Northampton residents to be honored for response to fires
By Michael McAuliffe, The Republican
March 06, 2010, 3:00PM
‘It’s always so heartwarming to see the length that people will go to help their fellow neighbors,’ said Paige Thayer, of the Pioneer Valley Chapter of the American Red Cross. Full story »
Nearly 1,000 Western Massachusetts Electric Co. customers remained without power early Thursday afternoon following Wednesday's heavy wet snow
By George Graham, The Republican
February 25, 2010, 1:41PM
Heavy bands of rain are expected to hit Western Massachusetts Thursday afternoon and evening, Full story »
David Smith of Springfield charged with kidnapping wife, threatening to kill her and driving her to Brattleboro
By Fred Contrada, The Republican
February 17, 2010, 7:45PM
While the two were in the car, Valarie Smith she managed to dial her daughter on her cell phone and left the line open until her husband discovered the phone. Full story »
Valley Development Council contest aids redevelopment projects in Palmer, Hadley and Southampton
By Lori Stabile, The Republican
February 16, 2010, 2:00PM
Proposals for the Palmer site will be on display at the Palmer Public Library starting next month. Full story »
4 Cathedral High School athletes join in 'Torch of Life' relay in Springfield to promote organ donation
By Peter Goonan, The Republican
February 12, 2010, 12:40PM
Dylan Copella, a senior, Mara Footit, a sophomore, Mark Hegarty, a sophomore and Regina Digiovanni, a junior, participated in the event. Full story »
Eastern coyotes reported thriving in suburban Mass.
By Stan Freeman
January 01, 2010, 2:00PM
Only two people have known to have been killed by coyotes in North America since 1981. Full story »
Update (with video): Eight charged in Hampden County's largest cocaine trafficking ring
By Stephanie Barry, The Republican
December 23, 2009, 5:45PM
"This is perhaps the most successful investigation we have ever been involved in," said Hampden District Attorney William M. Bennett. Full story »
Four men from Southampton, Westhampton accused of setting off homemade bombs in Southampton
By Nancy Gonter, The Republican
October 19, 2009, 4:15PM
Matthew Mientka and Matthew Pooler, of Southampton, and Keith Robbins and Trevor M. Devine, of Westhampton, pleaded innocent to a charge of possession of an infernal machine. Full story »
Plane crash in Southampton in 1964 inspired Ted Kennedy to promote health care for all Americans
By Dwight Shepard, The Republican
August 26, 2009, 7:00PM
Kennedy referenced his crash as an inspiration for making health care affordable for all. Full story »
Hadley Town Meeting said yes to a .75 meals tax while South Hadley and Southampton said no.
By Jeanette DeForge, The Republican
August 25, 2009, 9:57PM
By JEANETTE DeFORGE and DIANE LEDERMAN Staff writers Town Meeting members in Hadley approved increasing the restaurant meals tax Tuesday night, but voters in South Hadley and Southampton rejected the revenue-generating move. This spring, state legislators raised taxes on meals from 5 to 6.25 percent and gave communities the option to add another .75 percent on the tax to go... Full story »
Springfield school teacher Roberta Sarnacki named first woman police chief in Otis
By Dwight Shepard, The Republican
August 20, 2009, 4:25PM
She became a police officer in Southampton in 1998. Full story »
Thunder, fireworks pose howling problems for many dogs
By Joe Deburro, The Republican
July 02, 2009, 10:26PM
Tranquilizers can be prescribed so they can be given a few hours before a forecasted storm to dogs that don't suffer from conditions like seizures Full story »
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