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The Young Shakespeare Players East conduct a dress rehearsal for their production of William Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night.”

Young Shakespeare Players East returns with “Twelfth Night” after long pandemic hiatus

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 11, 2023

The Montague Selectboard has accepted ownership of the property and office building at 356 Montague City Road, next the former Farren Care Center. It is assessed at $213,400 and “in good shape and suitable for productive reuse” for office or residential purposes, says Assistant Town Administrator Walter Ramsey.

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Eyeing offices or residential development, Montague Selectboard accepts lot next to Farren

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 11, 2023

Montague Elks Lodge 2521 presents the Athletic Leadership Council and Helping Hands Committee with $2,500 during an assembly at Turners Falls High School on Tuesday morning. From left: Athletic Director Adam Graves, School Resource Officer Dan Miner, former Elks Lodge Exalted Ruler Judy Dacyczyn and former Elks Lodge District Deputy Steve Dacyczyn.

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Turners Falls High School charity groups get boost from Elks Lodge donation

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 10, 2023

A Toyota Corolla involved in a crash early Sunday afternoon at the intersection of Routes 63 and 10 in Northfield.

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Collision ties up traffic briefly in Northfield

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 8, 2023

Trees are marked with blue ribbons along Turners Falls Road in Montague.

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Eversource removing 500 Montague trees most likely to cause power outages

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 6, 2023

Deborah Spears Moorehead’s “50 Mishoons” painting is on display at Greenfield Savings Bank’s 400 Main St. branch in Greenfield. Pictured with the painting is Kevin De Rosa, vice president of the bank’s retail distribution network.

Viewers to ‘gain a connection’ to Indigenous history through painting at Greenfield Savings Bank

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 5, 2023

FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.’s Turners Falls dam.

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FirstLight finalizes flows and fish passage plans; comprehensive settlement on all issues still to come

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 4, 2023

The former site of the Falltown Grill in Bernardston, which owners Alex and Amy Fiorey hope to rebuild in 2023.

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Public safety projects, new school on tap for North County in 2023

by Chris Larabee Staff Writers, Mary Byrne Staff Writers, Domenic Poli Staff Writers, and Julian Mendoza Staff WritersJanuary 2, 2023

Beth Karas, a former New York City district attorney and TV legal analyst as well as a Deerfield native and Frontier Regional School graduate, delivers a welcome address at the Deerfield 350th Jubilee on New Year’s Eve, held at Deerfield Academy.

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New Year’s Eve celebrations provide chance to reflect

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterJanuary 1, 2023

Owner Kathryn Greenwood Swanson, pictured holding her cat Pockets, is expanding her fabric business down Avenue A with the Jan. 4 opening of The Stash House in Turners Falls.

The Stash House, second site for Swanson’s Fabrics’ owner in Turners Falls, to offer gathering space

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterDecember 29, 2022