Anthony Cammalleri is a journalist for The Daily Item, focusing on local news in Swampscott, Massachusetts. His articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government decisions, environmental issues, and public safety concerns. Anthony is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Swampscott and keeping them informed about the happenings in their community.
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Anthony Cammalleri's coverage primarily focuses on local news, community events, and government decisions in the United States, specifically within Massachusetts and Swampscott. His articles cover a broad range of themes including family & relationships, business & industry, government & politics, culture & society, and education.
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By: Jennifer Hauck, Anthony Cammalleri, Greenfield Ma
GREENFIELD — Residents flocked to City Hall earlier this week to voice their opinions on a proposed regulation that, if passed by City Council, would ban rooster ownership without a special permit in the city’s urban and suburban residential districts.
By: Anthony Cammalleri, Greenfield Ma
GREENFIELD — The Economic Development Committee is unanimously recommending to City Council that multi-family dwellings with 24 units or less be allowed by right, and that housing developments with 25 or more units be allowed by special permit in the semi-residential district.
GREENFIELD — The local internet provider GCET announced that it will raise its prices by about 5% — move that General Manager John Lunt said would not alter the provider’s status as the most affordable high speed internet in the area.GCET, or...
By: Anthony Cammalleri
GREENFIELD — In its first year applying for the state’s Innovation Career Pathways grant, the School Department received $14,835 in funding to plan an advanced manufacturing training program in the district.Greenfield was one of 11 first-time grant...
By: Alexander MacDougall, Anthony Cammalleri
A volunteer at Craig’s Doors wipes down a cot. The Amherst organization has landed a state grant that will allow it to expand the number of homeless people it serves at the Econo Lodge in Hadley. Clinical and Support Options also received a grant for expansion of its services in the region. Gazette file photo
By: Anthony Cammalleri
GREENFIELD — More than a year since Bob Cartelli bought his newest auto body shop, the former bus maintenance station at 382 Deerfield St., renovations of the 17,000-square-foot garage have unearthed a roughly century-old walk-in safe and crown...
By: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHFIELD — Nearing the three-year anniversary of his appointment to the department, Police Chief Jon Hall was surprised with a recognition from his officers during the Selectboard meeting on Tuesday evening.Officer John Cowan presented Hall with a...
GREENFIELD — City Hall closures are anticipated as the Central Maintenance Department works to repair what Mayor Ginny Desorgher referred to as “significant plumbing issues.” City Hall will be closed on either Friday, Jan. 3, or Friday, Jan. 10....
By: Anthony Cammalleri
GREENFIELD — City councilors spoke in opposition to the state Departments of Transportation’s suggestion to construct a roundabout at the intersection of Federal and Main streets on Wednesday evening, with some citing potentially dangerous conditions...
By: Anthony Cammalleri, Greenfield Ma
The Days Inn on Colrain Road in Greenfield. STAFF FILE PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ
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