Anthony Cammalleri is a Staff Writer at various publications including the Amherst Bulletin and The Daily Item. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on health and wellness, crime and justice, real estate, and legal affairs, often exploring themes related to public education, the housing market, and consumer health. Anthony's work has been featured in the Amherst Bulletin, The Daily Item, Athol Daily News, Daily Hampshire Gazette, and Greenfield Recorder.
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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: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHAMPTON — The city has secured $157,000 in state funding through the MassTrails grant program to design and engineer a universally accessible connection to the Norwottuck portion of the Mass Central Rail Trail at Northern Avenue, opening access for hundreds in surrounding neighborhoods and those with hindered mobility.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
Lexi Walters Wright, owner of High Five Books in Florence, receives a Commonwealth Heroines Award
By: Anthony Cammalleri
Parishes across western Massachusetts are collecting donations through Catholic Relief Services to help survivors of the country's devastating twin earthquakes
By: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHAMPTON — Nearly a year ago, a more than 124-year-old medallion fell from the roof of the Unitarian Universalist Society of Northampton and Florence's church, prompting a more than $250,000 ceiling repair and renovation project slated for completion this week.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHAMPTON — City officials this week celebrated the opening of a newly-paved portion of the trail leading into the Broad Brook Greenway and Fitzgerald Lake.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHAMPTON — Concluding a public hearing that spanned two separate meetings within a month, the Planning Board voted unanimously Thursday to approve a special permit for the construction of 91 affordable housing units downtown at the former Registry of Deeds site on King Street.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
NORTHAMPTON — A Wilbraham chef accused of murdering his wife at the Hotel UMass in April pleaded not guilty in Hampshire Superior Court on Friday afternoon. He was held without bail, while his attorney accused prosecutors of leaking discovery evidence to the press.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
SPRINGFIELD — A mother's legal battle against the city continued in U.S. District Court Tuesday after her 16-year-old daughter died by suicide in 2020 amid alleged bullying at Northampton High School.
By: Anthony Cammalleri
Police have found Connecticut resident Jonathon Maxwell's car and phone but not the 36-year-old himself
By: Anthony Cammalleri
Parishes collecting donations to help survivors of the country's devastating twin earthquakes
