A head-on collision occurred on Route 2 in Shelburne Thursday afternoon, resulting in three patients being transported to Baystate Franklin Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries.
The City of Greenfield has received a $95,000 grant to “Green Federal Street” with the planting of 40 trees and restoring two areas where the tree belts have been paved over.
The Healey-Driscoll Administration has certified nine new Climate Leader Communities who are receiving a total of $3.7 million in grant funding to reduce municipal emissions, bringing the number of Climate Leader Communities in Massachusetts to 28.
Tomorrow, Sunderland voters will come together for a Special Town Meeting to discuss and vote on spending $12,250 with Tighe & Bond for the next stage of PFAS remediation work.
The Amherst Fire Fighters Local has issued a warning after the recent fire on Olympia Place, calling for more staff – 18 additional career firefighters to bring the department to the average national staffing level.
Colrain and Rowe Fire Departments responded as mutual aid to a first alarm fire on Route 8A in Whitingham, Vermont Wednesday evening.
An ATV operator was transported to the hospital Wednesday night after allegedly trespassing and crashing on a snowmobile trail in Whately.
Winchester, New Hampshire is no longer under a “Do Not Drink” water advisory.
A new poll out of UMass Amherst and WCVB has found evidence that US Senator Ed Markey will be difficult to challenge in the primaries as Markey holds his highest popularity ratings this past year.
The Warwick School Committee has made a statement outlining why they do not support Warwick joining the proposed six-town regional “super” district.