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The Westfield River was designated wild and scenic under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act in 1993, but its first opportunity to receive federal funds to promote water quality and recreation is only now ...

Police interrupted a party of teenagers in the woods off Breckenridge Street on Friday night and apprehended 11 teens.

No recent studies, however, provide quantitative analyses of such patterns arising from a broad range of cancers based primarily on postmortem tissue analyses.

Selectmen and the School Committee reached an impasse Tuesday at a joint meeting to name a replacement for late school board member Robert Kowalczyk.

Thunderstorms swept through the Pioneer Valley Tuesday night, knocking down trees and electricity as well.

The School Committee and selectmen will meet this afternoon to fill a vacancy created by school board member Robert Kowalczyk's death.

Theatre and dance listings cover from June 5 through June 19 Limited engagement Menopause the Musical, Wed.-Fri. at 8 p.m., Sat.

Cries for help, heard by at least four people, set off a large-scale search of a section of the Westfield River this morning.

More than 280 Education Support Professionals are in Plymouth for their annual conference and awards. via MTA Today

“We've planned many more activities for families this year”

They're called Pfannkuchen in Germany, Pannenkoeken in the Netherlands, Pooda in India, crepes in France, but right here in the good ol' USA they're also known as hotcakes, griddlecakes, and flapjacks - and ... via MassLive.com

“It's a spoof on all the plastic surgery she's had”

Ennio Marchetto likes to move fast. In his one-man show, "Ennio!," which opens Tuesday at the Boston Center for the Arts' Wimberly Theatre, Marchetto transforms into more than 50 celebrities in little more than ... via The Boston Globe

Colonial Theatre "Persepolis," based on the graphic novel by Marjane Satrapi, rated PG13, at 7:30 p.m., 111 South St., Pittsfield. via Berkshire Eagle Online - Berkshires Week

“We'll absolutely be back next year”

Imagine playing baseball a few times, then deciding to play for the Boston Red Sox. via MassLive.com

It's spring, and soon enough students will be heading to the Kenmore area to watch their beloved Red Sox play. via Tufts Observer

“I didn't think I was going to be able to do it a second year in a row”

Gabrielle Guarracino, 17, a senior at Rockland High School, took first place for the second year in a row for her dramatic interpretation of "The Unknown Girl in a Maternity Ward" by Anne Sexton. via Boston Herald

March 7, 2008 4:17 p.m. WESTFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Westfield Police have charged a man in the larceny of a purse that happened Wednesday in the emergency room at Noble Hospital in Westfield. via WWLP

“In my photos I try to bring out the fact that it wasn't just a scary place that kids go and vandalize now”

You could call it a shutterout. Clark University photography students have swept the top three prizes in the fourth annual Colleges of Worcester Consortium show, a juried group exhibition that also includes ... via Worcester Telegram & Gazette

“In my photos I try to bring out the fact that it wasn't just a scary place that kids go and vandalize now”

When: Through March 14 Where: ARTSWorcester's Aurora Gallery, 660 Main St., Worcester How much: Free Prizes awarded First Prize of $250 Melissa Bickley of Clark University Second Prize of $150 David Pitcher of ... via Telegram & Gazette

“I want to preserve the magic of the Free Theatre. This is Williamstown's event, and I may ask the community's help.”

Five days after the curtain comes down on Nicholas Martin's production of "She Loves Me" at the Huntington Theatre in Boston, another curtain will rise on the very same production just over 150 miles away on ... via Berkshire Eagle

Globalization is transforming the world as we know it. Scholars, economists, politicians, and commentators agree on that much. via The Heights