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New electronic voting system to be put to use at Erving’s Town Meeting
My Turn: Good self-care a strong antidote to forces of injustice
Northeast Climate Adaptation Science Center at UMass braces for possible closure
David Brule of Nolumbeka Project giving talk on Hatfield’s role in King Philip’s War
27 articles OK’d in 22 minutes at Hawley Town Meeting
Montague Police Logs: April 22 to April 27, 2025
Bulky Waste Recycling Day set for Saturday, with collections in three towns
No surprises in Heath election
Greenfield’s MacKenzie Paulin records 1,000th career strikeout in win over Mount Greylock
Greenfield’s MacKenzie Paulin joined an exclusive list on Tuesday.
Greenfield resident Ferdinanda Uchman celebrates 100th birthday with family, friends
GREENFIELD — When Ferdinanda Uchman walked into the Greenfield Senior Center on Friday afternoon to play a game of Mahjong, she was greeted by a small group of friends, family members and Mayor Ginny Desorgher, who gathered to celebrate her 100th birthday.
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PHOTOS: Making progress at Bridge of Flowers
HS Roundup: Pioneer baseball takes down back-to-back Div. 3 champion Oakmont, 7-3
Dog shelter clears first hurdle with Deerfield Planning Board approval
‘A real joy to work with’: Orange letter carrier retires after 31 years
Montague Police Logs: April 22 to April 27, 2025
Baseball: Greenfield's Conner Bergeron allows just one hit as Wave take down Turners Falls, 11-1, in five innings
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Regional Notebook: May 13, 2025
PHOTOS: Beehive sculpture restored in Greenfield
Greenfield Notebook: May 13, 2025
PHOTO: May flowers at Northfield Elementary School
Sports
HS Softball: Pioneer takes down Athol, 13-1, in five innings (PHOTOS)
NORTHFIELD — It’s been a steady rebuild for Marty Mulvihill and the Pioneer softball team.
Bulletin Board: Maniatty’s beats New Fortune in GMLB action
Golf for a cause: Greenfield Kiwanis Club holds successful annual outing at Country Club of Greenfield
HS Roundup: Pioneer baseball takes down back-to-back Div. 3 champion Oakmont, 7-3
Bulletin board: Greenfield Adult Recreation Singles Tennis League seeking playersOpinion
Lew La Chance: The greatness of Greenfield Public Library
Benjamin Franklin started the first public library in Philadelphia in 1731. He borrowed books from the well-to-do and put them in one place. Lenders take the books for a fee. Any damage/loss would have to be paid.
Tuli Freedman: Why keep polluting?
Mateo Starling: Dog do do
Deborah Radway: Goldman for Montague Selectboard
My Turn: Defund the Trump agenda
Your Daily Puzzles
An approachable redesign to a classic. Explore our "hints."
A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
Chess but with chaos: Every day is a unique, wacky board.
Word search but as a strategy game. Clearing the board feels really good.
Align the letters in just the right way to spell a word. And then more words.
Business
Customer demand drives expansion of Flis Market’s pizza offerings
ERVING — Flis Market has been serving homemade, wood-fired pizza every Wednesday since January, and customer demand has led owners Jon and Liz Flis to expand the offering to Thursdays and Fridays as well.
$200K grant fuels expansion at Radial Dynamics in Greenfield
As Shady Glen Diner awaits buyer, current owner extends hours, shores up staffing
Expanding child care options: Hilltown Children’s Center opens in Shelburne
Northfield’s Wild Geese Decluttering helps clients achieve comfort through organizatione-Edition
Arts & Life
Speaking of Nature: Learning bird songs: Ninety percent of bird-finding is done with one’s ears
The great spring migration is in full swing and millions upon millions of birds are flying northward across our entire continent every night. The weather will always play a big role in the exact timing of the movements of the birds, but every morning offers up the opportunity to detect the presence of yet another new arrival. Birds often “surf” on waves of air associated with storms, so the first clear morning after a couple days of rain can be particularly exciting.
Make America cake again: How to bake an Election Cake
Block and roll: Roller Derby, the ‘sport for misfits,’ finds a home in the Valley
The pipes, the pipes are calling: Orange man services organs throughout New England, beyond
Writer’s work lives on, thanks to creative friends: Stray Dog Collective preserves Hilary Sloin’s short stories, essaysObituaries
Judith L. Hastings
Montague, MA - Judy L. (Jock) Hastings, 75, of Randall Rd. passed away Tuesday May 6, 2025, at Baystate Franklin Medical Center. She was born in Malone, NY, the daughter of Elwin and Marjorie (LaFlesh) Jock. She attended local schools a... remainder of obit for Judith L. Hastings
Ann De Roode
Bernardston, MA - Ann (Littlehale) de Roode returned home to her Creator on Thursday, May 8th, one day into her 89th year. She was the youngest of four children born to Dr. Roy Frederick Littlehale and Marjorie (Stoyle) Littlehale. Anti... remainder of obit for Ann De Roode
Gary F. Shaw
Buckland, MA - Gary F. Shaw, 78, of Depot Rd. in Buckland, passed away Friday, May 9, 2025 at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton. Gary was born in Greenfield, MA on August 23, 1946 the son of Bertram F. and Phyllis M. (Coutu) Sha... remainder of obit for Gary F. Shaw
Greg Doyle
Leyden, MA - Gregory F. Doyle III, or "Greg" to those who knew him, lived a rich, full life in the too-short 77 years he inhabited this earth. He was born in St. Vincent's Hospital in Bridgeport, Ct. in early September of 1947 to Doroth... remainder of obit for Greg Doyle
