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Sara and Tyronne Henderson met at Mohawk Trail Regional High School and began dating as teens. They were married at the Montague Retreat Center in 2016. Also pictured is Wayne Garfinkel, father of the bride. The Hendersons live in Greenfield, where Tyronne creates hip-hop music in his home studio.

Hip-hop from home: Local dad puts family first while excelling as an independent artist

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderFebruary 13, 2023

Shutesbury resident Dina Stander did not intend to make a career of helping people find alternative approaches to issues related to death and dying, but a season of personal loss changed her life. She now helps empower and educate others in realms often avoided in mainstream culture, and brings a surprising amount of joy and gratitude to the work.

Everybody dies: Why not talk about it?

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderJanuary 30, 2023

Ursula Snow’s gravestone was decorated with images of cardinals and dogwood. “She spent the majority of her childhood in nature,” said Ursula’s mother, Pamela Snow.

Alternative approaches to death and dying

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderJanuary 17, 2023

Montague resident Caroline Canterbury, 18, has been named 2023 Massachusetts Honey Queen, an advocacy and educational role.

A sweet family legacy: Montague resident named 2023 Massachusetts Honey Queen

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderJanuary 9, 2023

Kara Peters and her family toast the New Year with shots of fire cider, which Peters began making at home years ago and now sells commercially. From left to right: Chris, Atticus, Kara and Penelope Peters in their Greenfield home.

Ringing in the new year with fire cider

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderJanuary 2, 2023

Bernardston resident Roy Morgan is a big fan of the Singer Featherweight sewing machine, manufactured around 1935. "It doesn’t look complicated, because it isn’t," he said. "It’s extremely well-developed and made of aluminum, so it’s lightweight for lugging to quilting sessions and classes.”

The least boring man in Bernardston

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderDecember 19, 2022

Years before they founded Woodsmith Forestry, Eric Donnelly and Ezra Ward honed their outdoor skills in a high school club called Survival Living.

Caring for local trees, resources and each other

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderDecember 5, 2022

Allan Cadran's grandfather Harry is shown in the front row, far left. Harry participated in a Turners Falls drum corps and grew up in a family of creatives and performers.

Turners Falls music shop a treasure trove of history

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderNovember 21, 2022

Amy Donovan of the Franklin County Solid Waste District in the shed full of recycling bins stored at the Franklin County Fairgrounds.

Demystifying the recycling quagmire

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderNovember 14, 2022

Portrait of David Henion holding a mug.

Boundless creativity: David Henion’s artistry in the garden, kitchen, studio and community

by Eveline Macdougall For the RecorderOctober 24, 2022