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1 year ago
Vehicle stolen with child inside at Gardner hospital

A man has allegedly stolen a parked car outside Heywood Hospital in Gardner on Monday, with a child still inside.

Local
1 year ago
Nomination open for Greenfield Human Rights Award

The city of Greenfield is accepting nominations for the 2025 annual Human Rights Commission Award.

Local
1 year ago
Athol Special Election to fill Select Board seat

A Special Election will be held on September 8th in Athol to fill a vacancy on the Select Board. The seat will hold a term to expire on April 5th, 2027.

Local
1 year ago
Bridge of Flowers reopens with grand ceremony

The Shelburne Falls Bridge of Flowers has officially reopened after a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday afternoon with well over a hundred gathered to hear from state and local officials on the project.

Local
1 year ago
Drunk driver charged with OUI in Hadley

A 20-year old Northampton driver was charged with an OUI-Liquor after striking a tree, pole, rolling over, stiking mailboxes and a resident’s fence on Bay Road in Hadley on Sunday.

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1 year ago
Housing discussed with FRCOG, Lt. Gov Driscoll and Officials

Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll visited Franklin County Monday with the Massachusetts Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities

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1 year ago
State Police warn of phone scam impersonating Troopers

The Massachusetts State Police received approximately 100 calls on Monday reporting suspicious phone scam activity.

Local
1 year ago
Update on the forest fire in the Cook State Forest

The fire in the Cook State Forest is believed to have been started by a lightning strike

Local
1 year ago
Petitioners submit signatures for Hope Street parking lot decision

In July, the Greenfield City Council voted to declare the Hope Street parking lot as surplus and issue an RFP to solicit proposals for developing the site.

Local
1 year ago
Hawlemont Community Gardens launched this summer

The Hawlemont Community Gardens at 10 School Street in Charlemont were launched this summer through the Hawlemont HAY program and made freely available to the whole community