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Letter: Media is Complicit in Israel’s Unprecedented Assault on Journalists
  • LETTERS

Letter: Media is Complicit in Israel’s Unprecedented Assault on Journalists

Jennifer Scarlott August 3, 2026 0

The following letter was sent to local media outlets on July 31, 2026. August 10th...

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Endowment, investment, appreciation
  • OPINION

Opinion: On the Wisdom of Borrowing from One’s Endowment

Denise Barberet August 3, 2026 1

A Lesson the Jones Library Should Heed In 2010, Wells College, my alma mater, again...

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Opinion | The Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee: Planting for People We Will Never Meet
  • OPINION

Opinion | The Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee: Planting for People We Will Never Meet

Rizwana Khan August 5, 2026 2

Social Injustice Goes Global Around the world, climate promises are colliding with reality. Governments are...

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ICE
  • OPINION

De-ICE Citizens Bank: A Model of a Successful Civil Resistance Campaign

Amherst Indy August 4, 2026 0

by Peyton Flemming The grassroots effort was a textbook example of sustained, targeted civil resistance...

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Listen to the Hibakusha This Hiroshima Day – the World Doesn’t Need More Nuclear Weapons
  • OPINION

Listen to the Hibakusha This Hiroshima Day – the World Doesn’t Need More Nuclear Weapons

Amherst Indy August 6, 2026 2

by Jeremy Corbyn The following article originally appeared in Morning Star, on August 4, 2026...

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Amherst Arbor Spotlight: Black Walnut
  • FEATURES

Amherst Arbor Spotlight: Black Walnut

Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee August 4, 2026 0

by The Amherst Public Shade Tree Committee This is the eighth in a series of...

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Photos of the Week: Aerial Amherst
  • FEATURES

Photos of the Week: Aerial Amherst

Amherst Indy August 7, 2026 1

by Aerial-MA About Aerial-MA–Eyes in the Sky– Capturing the world from above-one flight at a...

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What's In this issue
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What’s in This Issue?

Art Keene July 31, 2026 0

Welcome to our Table of Contents. You can also receive a listing of all new...

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Jones Library Iron Beams
  • ISSUES/ANALYSES

Library Trustees Acknowledge That Fundraising Gap Will Be Substantial

Maria Kopicki July 30, 2026 14

At their July 30, 2026 meeting, the Jones Library Trustees finally received a fundraising update...

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houses, housing
  • ISSUES/ANALYSES

A Brief History of Amherst Housing – What’s Worked and What Has Not

Ira Bryck July 31, 2026 2

By Ira Bryck and Art Keene This analysis was prepared with the assistance of Perplexity...

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human rights, civil rights,
  • NEWS

Human Rights Commission Gets New Charge, Continues Work on Immigration 

Bella Astrofsky July 29, 2026 0

After years in development, the Amherst Town Council approved a new charge for the Human...

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no-swimming
  • NEWS

Puffer’s Pond Exceeds State Bacteria Limits for Safe Swimming

Art Keene July 29, 2026 0

Town water testing at Puffer’s Pond on July 27 exceeded state safety limits for E.coli at the...

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