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ANALYTICS
Numbers in parentheses indicate change from the previous week.

Number of Unique Page Views:
Last 30 days: 87,290 (+19,082)
Last Week: 32,459 (+12,639)

Number of Unique Sessions
Last 30 days: 43,914 (+3816)
Last Week 10,971 (-1595)

Number of Active Users
Last 30 Days: 25,775 (+ 3019)
Last Week: 6796 (-1868)

TOP FIVE MOST-READ ARTICLES IN THE MONTH OF APRIL
1. I-91 Overpass Standouts Planned Across Three States by Amherst Indy
2. What’s Happening in Amherst? by Art and Maura Keene
3. Updated: Hands Off Massachusetts – Mobilization Against the Trump Musk Agendas, Saturday April 5 by Art Keene
4. The Western Mass Resistance Calendar and Supplemental Reading List by Art Keene
5.Town Council Defeats Proposal to Rescind Borrowing for Jones Library Expansion: Paves the Way for Town Manager to Sign Construction Contract by Maura Keene

TOP FIVE MOST-READ ARTICLES LAST WEEK
1.I-91 Overpass Standouts Planned Across Three States by Amherst Indy
2.Letter: We Disavow Jeff Lee’s Letter to NEH/DOGE by  Mickey Rathbun, Maria Kopicki, Ken Rosenthal, Anita Sarro, Peggy Matthews-Nilsen, and Arthur Keene
3. Letter: Correcting the Gazette’s Misrepresentation of My Letter to the NEH by Jeff Lee
4.The Western Mass Resistance Calendar and Supplemental Reading List by Art Keene
5. AG Acknowledges “Fair Concerns” but Denies Bid Protest of Jones Library Building Project for Now by Maria Kopicki

WHAT’S IN THIS ISSUE?

ARTS



BUDGET


CAMPUS


CLIMATE / ENERGY /ENVIRONMENT / NATURE

DEMOCRACY

DOWNTOWN


EVENTS

FEATURES

HISTORY/ HISTORICAL PRESERVATION


HOUSING


ISSUES & ANALYSES


LIBRARY



OPINION


PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY

RESOURCES

SCHOOLS

SOCIAL & ECONOMIC JUSTICE

TOWN GOVERNMENT

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