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Western Massachusetts behind in average snowfall for January

by Kelly Reardon / Jan 24, 2021

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP)- The winter started out strong for snowfall, but recently that hasn't been the case.

A snowstorm at the beginning of December brought between one and two feet of snow to western Massachusetts. Making the snowfall for December higher than usual. However, things changed in January.

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‘COVID sucks’: Patron leaves $200 tip per employee at Estes Park cafe

by Colleen Flynn / Jan 24, 2021

ESTES PARK, Colo. (KDVR) -- Seven employees at an Estes Park cafe are $200 richer after a customer left a $1,400 tip on a $20 bill, equating to $200 per employee.

Notchtop Bakery & Cafe posted photos of the receipt with 'COVID sucks' written on it and a smiley face from the generous diner on their Facebook site.

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Amherst organization helping those in need as COVID-19 and cold temperatures continue

by Kristina D'Amours / Jan 24, 2021

AMHERST, Mass. (WWLP) - As Massachusetts heads toward colder months, those experiencing homelessness will be facing dangers brought on by cold temperatures.

"This is a life-threatening cold, New England is famous for this. And we are very careful on days like this with the heavy wind to make sure that people can get out of the cold. That is why we are open 24 hours a day," Kevin Noonan, Executive Director of Craigs Doors said.

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