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Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity hopes to build six all-electric, energy-efficient, detached single-family homes on First Street in Montague’s village of Turners Falls. The proposal, having been endorsed by the Planning Board on Tuesday, will now be considered by the Selectboard next week.

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Planning Board endorses affordable housing pitch in Montague

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 22, 2023

A fire displaced residents of a three-story apartment building at 5 Pine St. in Northfield on Friday night. According to Fire Chief Floyd “Skip” Dunnell III, the incident resulted in heavy fire damage on the top floor, minimal fire damage on the second floor, and extensive water damage on the first and second floors.

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Officials: Northfield fire caused by electrical outlet

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 21, 2023

The former Farren Care Center property in Montague is being targeted for work within the regional Complete Neighborhoods Initiative.

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Montague exploring Farren redevelopment through regional project

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 21, 2023

The Montague Board of Health convenes in May 2022. Candaicy S. David, who is from the Turks and Caicos Islands, is the sole finalist for Montague’s health director position, which has been vacant since the resignation of Daniel Wasiuk, pictured at left, in October.

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Montague seeks visa to employ new health director

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 21, 2023

Inside the Montague Center Library. Discussion during a public forum on Thursday pertained to necessary upgrades at the library

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‘Extensive repairs’ needed to revive Montague Center Library

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 17, 2023

Chelsey Little, superintendent of Montague’s Clean Water Facility, says that, thanks to the installation of a new “frac tank,” the Greenfield Road plant has the capacity to be of regional service as it had been more than half a decade ago.

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Montague’s Clean Water Facility poised to take in sludge from neighboring towns

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 16, 2023

A film crew sets up lights to shoot a scene for the movie “Sheepdog” in Millers Falls on Wednesday.

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Filming for ‘Sheepdog’ underway across Franklin County

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 15, 2023

Greenfield Police Officer Marcus Paulin prepares to leave Greenfield High School on Tuesday. The school went into lockdown “in an abundance of caution” after a threat was made by phone on Tuesday, according to Superintendent Christine DeBarge.

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Police investigate threat at Greenfield High School; area deemed safe

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 14, 2023

Erving School Committee member Erik Semb, far right, speaks during a meeting on Feb. 8. To his right are Superintendent Jennifer Culkeen, School Committee Chair Jennifer Eichorn, Katelyn Mailloux-Little, Mackensey Bailey and David Chagnon.

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Erving School Committee to add special ed transportation to $3.8M budget

by Domenic Poli Staff Writers, and Julian Mendoza Staff WritersFebruary 14, 2023

Montague Police Officer James Ruddock checks the trunk of a car that crashed on the Turners Falls-Gill Bridge on Monday afternoon.

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Driver arrested after crashing car on Turners Falls-Gill Bridge

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterFebruary 13, 2023