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Is pot pie shrinking? Advocates, store owners assess whether cannabis market oversaturated

November 2018 was a momentous time for Massachusetts. That’s when the state officially opened the retail marijuana business, some two years after voters said they were cool with recreational cannabis sales by overwhelmingly approving a ballot.

Beth Adel: Case for reparations compelling

In his column Reparations in Northampton would demean us (Gazette, Dec. 26), Marc Warner asserts that Northampton never had slavery and never imposed Jim Crow laws. This is fictionalized history that is convenient for white people, in order to.

Barbara Sharp: Slavery existed in Northampton

Barbara Sharp: Slavery existed in Northampton
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Guest columnist Marc Warner: Reparations in Northampton would demean us

A tiny group of local activists has declared that the city of Northampton should establish a reparations fund to overcome the legacy of slavery and racism. The City Council seems to agree with the general concept and plans to create a committee to.

Laurie Sanders and Elizabeth Sharpe: John Clapp s legacy at Historic Northampton

We are saddened by the death of John Clapp, a friend and fellow local historian who shared his research and personal knowledge of the history of Robert’s Meadow, a village in the northwest corner of Northampton. During the last century, Robert’s.

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