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A new map detailing unemployment rates throughout Massachusetts shows that roughly one-quarter of Franklin County’s residents are out of work. Pictured is Bank Row in downtown Greenfield.

New map shows 26.4 percent of Franklin County residents are unemployed

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 28, 2020

The Whately Town Offices at 4 Sandy Lane will reopen to the public starting Monday, with restrictions.

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Whately announces limited reopening of Town Offices

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 28, 2020

This year’s Whately town election will take place June 9 at Whately Elementary School, pictured.

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Whately seeks poll workers for June 9 election

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 28, 2020

Lavish The Salon on Chapman Street in Greenfield.

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Salons in Greenfield reopen, adjust to ‘new normal’

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 26, 2020

Olivia Young, of Bernardston, and Sydney Wallace, of North Conway, N.H., walk between faculty after receiving their diplomas during the 2019 graduation at Stoneleigh-Burnham School. This year’s graduation will be held virtually as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Stoneleigh-Burnham School takes commencement online

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 26, 2020

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Sunderland restaurants gain temporary approval to sell groceries

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 25, 2020

Mahar Class President Megan Rich.

Graduating during the pandemic

by Mary Byrne Staff Writers, Domenic Poli Staff Writers, Anita Fritz Staff Writers, Zack DeLuca Staff Writers, and Max Marcus Staff WritersMay 24, 2020

Members Charlie Olchowski and Annette Kilminster, both of Greenfield, organize plants at Greenfield Garden Club’s 25th Extravaganza Plant Sale.

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Greenfield Garden Club hosts 25th Plant Extravaganza

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 24, 2020

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Sunderland honors fallen veterans in virtual ceremony

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 24, 2020

The Senior Center in Shelburne Falls adapted its biweekly memoir writing class to a virtual setting so it could continue meeting during the COVID-19-related closure of the center.

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Senior centers use technology to adapt offerings during closure

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 22, 2020