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Timothy Boyd: Master of Space and Time
The students of UB have embraced Professor Boyd for his unique teaching styles that make going to class interesting and fun.
World renown golf course architect Geoffrey S. Cornish of Amherst passes away at age 97
World renown golf course architect Geoffrey S. Cornish of Amherst passed away Friday at age 97.
Learn about democracy in America, Weisner tells Paki ambassador
An American woman has taken a strong exception to Pakistan ambassador Sherry Rahman's statement in which she described the freedom fighters or sarmachars of Balochistan as terrorists and asked her to resign for lying.
UMass police confident 'embarrassed' campus community will...
UMASS, State and Amherst Police were on hand in riot gear, horses and K-9 units.
Pilgrimage gives new perspective
For one of the premier portrait photographers of her generation it comes as a surprise to look at a book by Annie Leibovitz that has no people in it.
Amherst hires 3 new police officers
AMHERST - The town has hired three new police officers to the force, including the son of former state representative William P. Nagle.
Police provided the woman a courtesy escort back to her dormitory room. The man was not located.
A fitness trainer who specializes in one-on-one work with her clients was recently recognized by other franchise owners.
Mother, artist, organizer, daughter, wife, sister, aunt and friend, Kiran Sunrays Denise Bhowmik, 37, died Jan.
Happy Valentine's Day to all our friends and neighbors. This is a good time to remember those in nursing homes or rehab who can't get out.
Son's cardiopulmonary resuscitation helps keep mother alive in Amherst
Claire Hamilton and her son, George, describe how he performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation when she had a cardiac arrest while they were watching a movie at their Amherst home.
Amherst Regional senior among state's youngest school board members
Solomon Goldstein-Rose, a senior at Amherst Regional High School, is sworn in Tuesday as a school committee member by Amherst Town Clerk Sandra Burgess at Town Hall.
Retiring officer cites public service as number one priority
In his 21 years as an Amherst police patrol officer, Michael Johnson says, he put public service at the top of his priority list.
Donald B. Frizzle passed away suddenly after a great morning with friends on Tuesday, Jan.
Poll: Marital Bliss in Medfield
With Valentine's Day less than a week away, data suggests there will be plenty of happy couples around Medfield enjoying the romantic holiday with their significant other this year.
High Schoolers Can Explore Jewish Lit This Summer
Teens wanting to steep themselves in Jewish culture can explore some of the most influential and essential works of literature during a week-long program this summer in Amherst, MA.
Olver singled out in earmark investigation
A months-long investigation by The Washington Post has identified Rep. John W. Olver as one of 33 members of Congress to direct more than $300 million in federal earmarks to public projects next to or near their own property.
Sisters in Crime mystery writers share secrets
Mystery writer Kate Flora learned a lesson growing up in a small town in Maine: Everyone has secrets.
Deval Patrick: UMass post-Super Bowl unrest 'very unfortunate'
UMASS, State and Amherst Police were on hand in riot gear, horses and K-9 units.
Mylo Xyloto review 20: Coldplay remains consistent, brings the goods
Mylo Xyloto review 20: Coldplay remains consistent, brings the goods Posted on: Feb 06, 2012 - 03:25 PM by busybeeburns Over three months on from the release of Mylo Xyloto, reviews of Coldplay's latest album are still trickling in.