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By Lisa Roberts on April 28, 2021     In 2002, I experienced what no Oregonian should have to: I was wrongfully convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 15 years in prison. I spent nearly 12 years in prison before I was exonerated and released. The loss of...

By John Nolley on April 30, 2021   I spent almost 19 years behind bars for a murder I did not commit. The victim, Sharon McLane, was a friend of mine, and we’d spent Thanksgiving together a few weeks before she was found stabbed 57 times in her apartment in...

By Ryan Trowbridge and Lena Dziechowski on April 29, 2021 GREENFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- Our children are our future and, unfortunately, they are going to inherit many of the climate change problems created by the generations before them, but they may soon also play a...

By WWLP Digital First on April 27, 2021 SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The fifth “Earn While You Learn” EMT program from AMR and the City of Springfield is ready to accept applications. Mayor Domenic Sarno joined AMR representatives at the Eastfield Mall drive-through...

By  Elizabeth Román on April 26, 2021 SPRINGFIELD — Natasha Valentin made the difficult decision to drop out of high school in 2019 to take care of her son. The pressures of being a new mother and keeping up with course work were too much. Principal Calvin Johnson...

By Isabel Sami on April 18, 2021 Kevin Holmes, CEO and founder of Advantage Trucking in Shrewsbury, said getting CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program loans for his business was a "lifeline" last summer. During the pandemic, Holmes said he was able to get PPP loans...

By Radha Natarajan on April 16, 2021 For a small number of Rhode Islanders, the experience of wrongful conviction has tragically been their reality. The New England Innocence Project knows all too well that there is nothing we can do to give back the countless...

Posted by Western Mass News on April 13, 2021 Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public School kicked off their fundraising event Spring2Action earlier this week! With students from more than 50 communities in Western Mass, COVID19 has created a challenge for...