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4 weeks ago
Athol Police Department building closed temporarily, command post setup

The Athol Police Department building is closed for foot traffic and administrative purposes after a break in the sprinkler system caused water and power issues.

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4 weeks ago
Healey-Driscoll Administration responds to U.S. Dept. of Ed. changes

The Healey-Driscoll Administration issued statements Wednesday in response to the Trump Administration’s decision to move several offices and programs, with their funding, from the U.S. Department of Education into other federal agencies.

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4 weeks ago
Fuel assistance, health insurance spikes causing financial pressure

Greenfield Mayor Ginny Desorgher expressed at Wednesday’s City Council meeting that while SNAP benefits are being restored, there is still increased need for food support in the community

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4 weeks ago
Public engagement begins to take shape in RFP process for Hope Street Lot

At Wednesday’s Greenfield City Council meeting, Mayor Ginny Desorgher discussed the city’s plans for next steps with the Hope Street Lot following the vote earlier this month allowing the city to move forward with selling the property.

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4 weeks ago
Senator Comerford sums up funding coming to Franklin County

Senator Jo Comerford shared news earlier this month about funding coming to Franklin County through state economic development and housing infrastructure grants.

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4 weeks ago
Gardner’s CodeRED system damaged in cybersecurity incident

CodeRED, Gardner’s emergency communication system used to alert residents of water main breaks, road closures, weather alerts and more, has experienced a damaging cybersecurity incident this week.

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1 month ago
Department revolving fund bylaw approved by AG’s Office

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has approved the new Colrain bylaw that was passed in the June 6th, 2025 Town Meeting establishing  new revolving funds for departments.

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1 month ago
New ambulance, healthcare increases on warrant for Conway Special Town Meeting

onways voters will be asked to vote on fourteen motions at their upcoming Special Town Meeting

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1 month ago
State Police ordered to pay $6.8M in discrimination lawsuit

Following a 2016 lawsuit against the leadership in the Massachusetts State Police, claiming instances of discrimination against female and minority troopers in career advancement, a jury has ordered the State Police to pay over $6.8 million.

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1 month ago
Hunters’ donations feed thousands since 2022 launch

The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife launched Hunters Share the Harvest Program on Thanksgiving Day in 2022

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