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    • When will my road be paved? And why is a bear on my deck?
    • Four more renowned writers who once lived in Amherst
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    • Envisioning Amherst as a model of rural economic revival
    • Emily Dickinson and Mabel Loomis Todd lived nearby but their lifestyles were far apart
    • Opportunities and challenges at the two elementary school building sites becoming clearer
    • Game on! The Amherst Invitational Ultimate tournament returns
    • We need neighborhood policy; Why I like Orchard Valley
    • Elementary school building project: Community forum on May 5
    • Live-music site opens this week
    • UMass Amherst announces plan to be carbon-neutral by 2032
    • New voting map leaves District 3 with no incumbent Councilors
    • Community responder director has already had ‘huge impact’
    • Reparations group plans to document racial injustice
    • Student housing and behavior: assessing problems and solutions
    • Aging and dementia: Looking at Amherst through a different lens
    • Amherst’s new live performance venue, the Drake, opens April 28
    • Net-zero energy schools are old news in Kentucky
    • ‘Tis the season — for potholes
    • Remembering Baer Tierkel
    • What’s up with . . . ?
    • Houses of five famous writers visible on brief walking tour
    • What is a good downtown plan?
    • Public money for private property owners? Yes!
    • A civil conversation, Part 3
    • Town lifts mask mandate
    • Amherst should get more money from UMass and the colleges
    • A civil conversation, Part 2
    • Designing for education
    • Let’s declare a moratorium on moratoriums
    • Rental bylaw, garage decisions on Town Council’s to-do list
    • Town-wide solar assessment should precede solar zoning bylaw
    • Ski town?
    • Community responder program presents some challenges
    • Too big? Too expensive? Don’t panic!
    • Supporting and retaining Amherst school leaders
    • A civil conversation, part 1
    • The next two years, part 1
    • Two announcements
    • Amherst elementary school building project: update
    • The Big Money: 2021 wraps up
    • Two views on solar moratorium
    • Parking permit fee increases proposed to Town Council
    • Why is my tax bill so high?
    • The case for local reparations
    • Local farmer makes a world of difference
    • Judge decides in Town’s favor on Jones Library lawsuits
    • Public welcome to attend educational visioning workshops to assist school building effort
    • Solar on landfills and parking lots
    • A look backward and a look forward: Evan Ross
    • A look backward and a look forward: George Ryan and Stephen Schreiber
    • A look backward and a look forward: Alisa Brewer
    • ‘Twas the week before Christmas
    • Bigger pie, or smaller appetite?
    • “I do not like that man. I must get to know him better”
    • An update from the School Committee and Building Committee chairs
    • CVS option for a parking garage should not be ruled out
    • New website for the elementary school building project is launched today
    • Thinking globally, acting locally: How to respond to climate crisis
    • Public comments on community responders sought Thursday
    • Silver lining, dark cloud
    • Vote on elementary school project is not likely before 2023
    • It’s crunch time on Town Council and tempers are flaring
    • Widening the circle
    • Town receives first installment of state library grant
    • Thanksgiving
    • D4 recount: Rooney beats Ross
    • Ah, the quiet…Argh, the noise!
    • Elementary school building projects kicks into higher gear
    • Please stop whining
    • Balance, not labels, needed in our debate over development
    • On our radar
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    • Extra ballots: 14 “Yes,” 2 “No”
    • How do you want your local tax dollars spent?
    • The day after the day after
    • 21 political observers offer their views on Tuesday’s election
    • Jones Library vote 65.4% Yes; Walker, Hanneke, Steinberg win; Pam, Taub, Lopes, Rooney also elected; Page, Rhodes to join School Committee (unofficial results)
    • Today is the big day!
    • Our 20 one-sentence reasons to vote ‘Yes’ on Tuesday
    • Where is the Big Money? The campaign finance story, part 3
    • Amherst, on principle
    • Climate committee chair counters charges against councilors
    • The Amherst Business Improvement District corrects the record
    • Where is the Big Money? The campaign finance story, part 2
    • Where is the Big Money? The campaign money story, part 1
    • I went from skeptic to supporter on Jones Library project
    • Councilor defends 4 colleagues after recent attacks
    • Unopposed candidates speak up
    • Candidates for Amherst School Committee speak at a recent forum
    • Jones Library Trustees announce anti-racism policy for the Building Committee
    • Is Trump coming to Amherst?
    • Two energy experts endorse Jones Library renovation project
    • Ross, Lopes, Rooney articulate their positions in D4 forum
    • Amherst needs more senior housing
    • District 3 Candidate forum
    • Rumors on library plan refuted
    • Candidate forum: At-Large Councilors
    • Music and performance venue planned for downtown
    • Candidates air views at forum
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    • Climate change: What is our town doing?
    • Fiscal sustainability: Some modest proposals
    • In their own words
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    • Political parties in Amherst
    • Moving Amherst’s 6th-graders is a good idea – and gets us a new school
    • Policing alternative: how it would work
    • Deciphering downtown parking
    • Can we afford four building projects? Yes! Here’s how
    • Students face housing squeeze
    • Want action on climate? On Nov. 2, vote “yes”
    • Vital to all, but getting no respect
    • Why Amherst needs the Jones Library project ASAP
    • Let’s densify!
    • A Historic Vote is Coming on a Long-overdue Elementary School
    • A Tale of Two PACs
    • So Many Budgets!
    • Preservation and Development Can Work Together
    • Power and loathing in Amherst
    • Amherst House Prices Shoot Up
    • Don’t Fence Me In
    • Reflections on the Charter: Ranked-choice voting
    • Reflections on the Charter: Participatory budgeting
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ECAC letter re: solar bylaw

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