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Mill River History Trail will cover arc of northern neighborhood s past

Mill River History Trail will cover arc of northern neighborhood s past
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Puffers Pond in Amherst closed due to elevated bacteria levels

Puffers Pond in Amherst closed due to elevated bacteria levels
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Five serene treks that can promote physical and mental well-being

Ahead in a clearing lies a pine tree. Sunlight, filtering down through a leafy canopy illuminates its bare branches. There’s nothing to be heard but the gentleness of wind and the sweet trill of birdsong, which echos through towering oak trunks and.

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The Recorder - Body recovered from Puffer s Pond in Amherst identified as UMass student

AMHERST A man whose body was recovered from Puffer’s Pond on Friday has been identified as University of Massachusetts student Jacob Johnson, 21, of East Bridgewater, according to the district attorney’s office.Spokeswoman Mary Carey said no foul.

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Columnist Kristin DeBoer: Kestrel Land Trust looks forward as it marks 50 years

From a site visit to Horse Mountain in Hatfield for the LAND grant. MARK GELOTTE Published: 12/31/2020 7:30:42 AM Fifty years ago, in December 1970, a group of Amherst residents who were members of the first Town Conservation Commission came together to form The Kestrel Trust. Janet and Toby Dakin, two engaged civic leaders who also helped establish the Dakin Humane Society and Hampshire College were Kestrel’s driving force for the first decade. Inspired by the first Earth Day that launched the modern environmental movement and wary of new waves of sprawling development, they wanted to ensure that the area’s natural lands and waterways were conserved as Amherst grew into a bustling college town.

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