Feeling crushed by student debt, social pressure, and the unspoken stress of “keeping up”? In this episode of Financial Fitness with The Money Doctor, Senator Michael D. Brown and Gen Z changemaker Liberty Jones get honest about burnout, money anxiety, and how young adults can start taking back control—without shame or overwhelm.
A $25 million federal grant has been rescinded from the Mass Audubon society.
The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office is hosting four law students as law clerks this summer who will assist prosecutors with research and writing assignments.
The town of Wendell will be holding a Special Election on Monday, August 4th from noon to 8 p.m. in order to vote on both Proposition 2 1/2 overrides and debt exclusions
The Connecticut River Task Force will be participating in “Operation Dry Water,” a nationwide effort to maintain safety while boating over the holiday weekend.
Western Mass Lights Up: Where to Watch Fireworks in Franklin & Hampshire Counties This Fourth of July
Whether you’re chasing sparklers with the kids, scoping out live music, or just want a good old-fashioned fireworks show under the stars, Franklin and Hampshire Counties have a full lineup of Independence Day celebrations to make your summer pop.
A rising senior at UMass Amherst from Granby, was fatally shot in Washington, D.C. Tuesday.
Money and Stress go hand in hand. According to a Bankrate survey approximately 65% of all U.S. adults say that money negatively affects their mental health.
The City of Greenfield has named Paul Newell its new director of the Department of Public Works.
Newell succeeds Marlo Warner, who will serve his last day with the department on Friday, July 11 before departing to become the new director of the Hatfield DPW.
Mpress Bennu has resigned from Greenfield’s Human Rights Commission and stepped away from organizing the city’s Juneteenth events.