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Voices that Guide Us

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Voices that Guide Us

7/21/26, Co-Host — Carrie Baker

Nathaniel Malloy, new Hadley Town Administrator: Rt 9 development, the Overrides, regional planning & what will happen with Hampshire College’s land, 260 acres in Hadley.

Hannah Williams, Chester Theatre Managing Director and the playwright Mark St Germain on “Amchitka,” the atomic bomb explosions, isolation, knowing the unknowable & the uniqueness of Chester Theatre.

Millicent Jackson, Ex Dir, Voices from Inside: living and writing inside and outside the razor wire.

Governor’s Councilor Tara Jacobs: what and why is the Governor’s Council, its advise & consent role in confirming judges, clerk-magistrates & parole bd members and consideration of commutations & pardons.

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