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Who gets first COVID-19 vaccines? Massachusetts officials finalizing who will be first in line

Officials say the vaccine could become available as soon as December, but that those at the top of the list would get first priority.

By Steph Solis | ssolis@masslive.com

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Dedication to a better society drives recipients of 2020 William Pynchon Award

Janine Fondon and Elizabeth Wills-O'Gilvie have been named for the prestigious honor.

By Ron Chimelis | rchimelis@repub.com

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Toy for Joy offers a chance to give children hope — and to remember COVID-19 victims

The pandemic has given the children of 2020 a difficult lesson in limits and sacrifice — and the challenge of maintaining hope and faith.

By Ron Chimelis | rchimelis@repub.com

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South Hadley Selectboard considers raising green fees at Ledges golf course

During peak weekend hours, from noon to 4 p.m., the residential rate would go up $2, to $35.

By Jim Russell | Special to The Republican

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Barcelona vs. Osasuna: Live stream, start time, TV channel, how to watch La Liga 2020 (Sun., Nov. 29)

How to watch Sunday's match.

By Gage Nutter | gnutter@masslive.com

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Tottenham vs. Chelsea: Live stream, how to watch English Premier League 2020

How to watch Sunday's match.

By Gage Nutter | gnutter@masslive.com

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Southampton vs. Manchester United: Live stream, how to watch English Premier League 2020 (English, Spanish broadcasts)

How to watch Sunday's match.

By Jason Kates | MassLive

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Griswold’s ‘Christmas Vacation’ brought to life with holiday light display

Steve Harbaugh and family will continue with their "Christmas Vacation" movie themed holiday display.

By Tim Hawk | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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Ken Jennings will serve as first ‘Jeopardy!’ host since Alex Trebek’s death

“Jeopardy!” record-holder Ken Jennings will be the first in a series of interim hosts replacing Alex Trebek when the show resumes production next Monday.

By The Associated Press | MassLive

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Off The Menu: Study predicts how many restaurants will close because of COVID-19

The analysis by BTIG focused primarily on restaurant cash flow.

By Hugh Robert | Special to The Republican

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