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The article focuses on the expansion and development of Northampton, Massachusetts inorder to make roadways and railways accessible to the younger generation.

The article focuses on cannabis business legalization in Massachusetts and its economic benefits to the industry. Topics discussed include legalization of marijuana in Massachusetts in 2016, New England Treatment Access (NETA) in Northampton, Massachusetts, as the Bay State's first retailer of cannabis products for recreational use and views of Northampton Mayor David Narcewicz, on the economic benefits of cannabis business in terms of taxes.

The article explores Marijuana Sales for treating medical conditions by New England Treatment Access (NETA) dispensary launched by Kevin Fisher in Northampton, Massachusetts in 2015. Topics include votes for legal sales of Marijuana for adult recreational use; NETA's consumer education on cannabis products such as a potency and tolerance tutorial, safe storage and recognition of substance-abuse signs; and growth of the facility from Northampton to Brookline and Franklin in Massachusetts.

The article focuses on the success in business of Debra Flynn's Eastside Grill restaurant in Northampton, Massachusetts and how she balances innovation and gives customers what they want. Flynn is expert in pairing food with wine and other drinks and her restaurant has hosted beer dinners, tequila dinners, and bourbon dinners.

The article presents information on several safety features in today's automobiles. Adaptive cruise control is a built-in collision-prevention system that maintains a preset distance from the car in front of an automobile. Michael Oleksak, general manager at the automobile dealership Burke GMC in Northampton, Massachusetts, says that the rear-vision camera is a great safety feature. It is stated that other safety features, such as airbags and anti-lock brakes have also improved.

The article features Suki Kramer who is know internationally for all-natural skin care products. It mentions that writing is the first passion Kramer who will be celebrating the 10 years of her line of skin-care products known as Suki, in which Kramer says that she writes for seven blogs. It highlights the success of Kramer in her homeland in Western Massachusetts, adding that Kramer employs 25 people in Northampton with 65 sales representatives across the U.S.

The article offers the insights of Joseph Curran, an immigration lawyer and partner at Curran and Berger in Northampton, Massachusetts, concerning his job and the concept of culture of no. Curran says that the culture of no is being entrenched firmly. He states that they are working with a wide variety of clients and helps the families who has a member faced with deportation. Moreover, Currans' colleague Megan Kludt notes on the impact of state law differences in the immigration work.

The article offers information regarding the designs and significance of the Victorian home of Barron & Jacobs in Northampton, Massachusetts. It states that Cecil Jacob, owner of the company, referred his center as a place where great ideas gather. It presents details of the design and construction of the building that depicts historical and architectural integrity.

The article discusses the business operation of Paradise City Tavern owned by restaurateur Claudio Guerra in Northampton, Massachusetts. It chronicles the life of Guerra who literally grew up around the restaurant business and relates the expansion of his venture which includes the opening of two more restaurants, the Spoleto Express and Mama Iguana. Information on the menu and other services offered at the Paradise City Tavern is presented.

The article delves into the history of the municipally owned Academy of Music in Northampton, Massachusetts, and considers its future prospects. The Academy of Music was founded by Edward H.R. Lyman in 1891 and it is one of the six oldest active theaters in the United States. The Academy remains a popular draw 114 years after its inception, with an eclectic range of offerings from the Northampton Film Festival to the December 2005 presentation of the ballet "The Nutcracker."

Focuses on the effects of terrorism on the business performance of Brooks and Butterfield Ltd. in Northampton, Massachusetts. Decrease on the number of customers; Analysis on the revenue growth of the firm; Level of competitive advantage.

Discusses the business strategy of TigerPress in the offset printing industry in Northampton, Massachusetts. Key to become successful in the printing business; Sales of the company in 2000; Technological advances in the industry.

The article focuses on the views of Mary Pat Roy, director of the Center for Healthy Bones in Northampton, Massachusetts, about osteoporosis. According to Roy, osteoporosis is a disease that causes bones to loss mass and become fragile. She suggests that older people should consult their doctors regularly and get regular screenings because osteoporosis can progress without pain until a bone fractures. In addition, she states that osteoporosis can be prevented through diet and lifestyle changes.

The article reports on the unveiling of the cardiovascular unit at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton, Massachusetts. When technology becomes more common in teaching hospitals it is used more effectively in community hospitals. The opening of the cardiovascular suite begins a new era in the practice and treatment of heart-related diseases.

Features construction firm Aquadro & Cerruti in Northampton, Massachusetts. History of the company; Marketing strategy; Corporate profit.

The article profiles Karl Tur, the co-owner of Ink & Toner Solutions LLC based in Northampton, Massachusetts. Tur is one of the winners at 40 Under Forty 2009 competition. He notes that his company recycle old, used cartridges and supply compatible or remanufactured products. He points out that the company's Ink Link initiative raised about $2,000 for its chamber in the city.