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CBS 3 - Sun Nov 29

A 52-year-old man who crashed his van was rushed to the hospital to be treated for an apparent heart attack.

Virtual high school offers actual courses

Cape Cod Times - Sun Nov 29

Dozens of Cape high school students are taking classes with teachers they'll never see and classmates they've never met.

$149,000 needed to reach Toy for Joy fund's goal

MassLive.com - Sat Nov 28

Toy for Joy holiday campaign donations stand at nearly $1,000. Some $510 in Toy for Joy donations came in by Saturday, bringing the total to $985. A total of $149,015 now needs to be raised to meet the $150,000 deadline by noon on Christmas eve.

Family widens the helping circle

Daily Hampshire Gazette - Fri Nov 27

Last week, just a few days before she hosted an 18-person Thanksgiving dinner in her Orchard Street home, Zetta Mc Cormick sat down and wrote out a check to the Sidney F. Smith Toy Fund.

Salvation Army Service Center reports interest high in Greenfield in Toy for Joy fund

MassLive.com - Fri Nov 27

Call after call is coming into the Salvation Army Service Center here from parents and guardians seeking information on this season's Toy for Joy campaign.

A generous farewell as church group disbands

Daily Hampshire Gazette - Thu Nov 26

When the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield announced plans to close several area churches this summer, members of the St.

At home, in business Fitchburg entrepreneurs start close to home

Telegram & Gazette - Thu Nov 26

Brian F. Belliveau and his wife, Linda J. Belliveau, wake up at 5:45 a.m. to cook, serve and clean for complete strangers.

Police reports from Amherst and area towns.

Amherst Bulletin - Wed Nov 25

The man placed the set on a bicycle and fled the scene. Police are investigating.

Rodriguez backpedals on Pledge imperative

Amherst Bulletin - Wed Nov 25

Superintendent Alberto Rodriguez and the School Committee would much rather deal with educational issues than get tangled up in the question of whether teachers have to recite the Pledge of Allegiance every day.

Planning Department eyed for cost savings

Amherst Bulletin - Wed Nov 25

A Planning Department that offers thorough review of local projects, proposed zoning amendments and land use issues is something residents have come to expect in Amherst, but which could no longer be offered if the town cut staff and relied more on outside agencies.