Emergency responders were called to Farley Ledges in Erving Wednesday evening when one individual was injured in a fall.
Frontier Regional High School students are behind new legislation filed by Senator Jo Comerford and Representative Natalie Blais that would require menstrual product manufacturers to disclose ingredients like PFAS, lead, and arsenic.
The Jumptown skydiver who was reported injured over the weekend, has passed away from their injuries, according to the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office.
Dr. Frances Rahaim breaks down how the Massachusetts Teachers’ Retirement System really works, what MTRS can and cannot do, and how educators can avoid misleading “retirement” sites. A clear, empowering guide for teachers looking to protect their pensions with confidence.
In Part 1, Dr. Frances Rahaim and Dr. Kucherov discuss treatment timelines, emotional ups and downs, and how proactive financial planning can transform the family-building journey from stressful to manageable.
A proposed zoning bylaw change is coming the Athol voters in a Special Town Meeting this November.
Gill voters at Monday’s Special Town Meeting unanimously passed the only article on the warrant – a ten year PILOT, or payment in lieu of taxes, agreement with FirstLight.
While this past school year was the first time students did not need to pass the MCAS to graduate, the tests were still administered across Massachusetts schools.
The town of Whately is partnering with the Franklin Regional Council of Governments to complete an update to the Whately Comprehensive Plan.
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation has closed the Creamery Brook Bridge on Williamsburg Road in Ashfield.