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Former state Senate candidate Chelsea Sunday Kline announces she is not running for Northampton mayor
Updated Mar 03, 2021;
Posted Mar 03, 2021
Chelsea Sunday Kline, a Northampton resident, ran in 2018 for State Senate in Massachusetts to represent the Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester County district. Here, she is seen speaking with reporters and editors at The Republican in August 2018. (Greg Saulmon/The Republican)
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As the Northampton mayoral race heats up this week with its first contender, one former state Senate candidate made her intentions known.
Chelsea Sunday Kline, a progressive activist who ran in 2018 for the state Senate seat previously held by Stan Rosenberg, said she won’t be tossing her hat into the ring in the mayoral race following Mayor David Narkewicz’s announcement in January that he won’t seek reelection come November.
Retired educator models Jeff’s Granola business on Newman’s Own
Updated Feb 17, 2021;
Posted Feb 17, 2021
Jeff’s Granola founder Jeff Greim and his employee, Katherine Tapp, hold some of the granola that’s made with organic, all-natural ingredients in large batches at East Baking Co. in Holyoke. (JEFF’S GRANOLA PHOTO)Third Party submitted
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You’d have to be nuts to give away all the money you make as a small business owner.
In fact, nuts are a key ingredient in the granola Jeff Greim makes and a reason he can donate thousands of dollars each year to charities across Western Massachusetts.
Beyond COVID: Expect a ‘click and mortar’ approach as colleges emerge from the pandemic
Posted Feb 16, 2021
Westfield State University professor Tarin Weiss teaches a geology class from her Westhampton home in December. (Don Treeger / The Republican file photo)
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When the coronavirus pandemic closed college campuses in March of 2020, administrators initially hoped that some normalcy would return by the fall semester.
That did not happen. Some schools that reopened dormitories had to shut them down again. Others did not reopen their campuses at all, continuing classes online.
Every pandemic in human history has ended, though, and as vaccines are distributed and visions of a COVID-free future are maintained, college officials are reviewing what was lost, learned and accomplished during the past year.
PROMOTIONS In a unanimous vote at United Insurance’s annual shareholder meeting in December, Zack Frechette was elected the next president and CEO of the company. Frechette will help ensure the company’s success as the region’s fastest-growing independent and privately owned insurance agency. A graduate of the University of Maine, Frechette has served as vice president […]