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Manager Erik Semb has reopened the French King Bowling Center in Erving. Only 25 people are allowed inside at a time, compared to the normal capacity of about 100, and so bowling is by reservation only.

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Uncertainty, restrictions costing certain businesses; others hopeful for 2021

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 19, 2021

A new marijuana grower is aiming to move into the former Southworth paper mill in Turners Falls, which has been empty since 2017.

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Pot company hoping to operate in former Southworth mill holding outreach meeting

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 17, 2021

A classroom in Gill Elementary School where a section of the floor has been sealed off due to degrading tiles. Remediation of the tiles is expected to require a debt exclusion vote during the May 17 election.

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School tile degradation to prompt debt exclusion vote in Gill

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 16, 2021

From left, Montague Town Accountant Carolyn Olsen, Town Clerk Deb Bourbeau, Moderator Chris Collins and town Legal Counsel Greg Corbo, at Montague’s outdoor Annual Town Meeting in June 2020. The Selectboard has not set a date yet for this year’s Annual Town Meeting, or decided whether it will be held in person or virtually.

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Montague Annual Town Meeting plans unclear amid changing public health situation

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 16, 2021

Students, staff and family members from The Academy at Charlemont visited Red Gate Farm in Ashfield on Sunday. The roughly 120 acres of non-farmable land that surrounds Red Gate Farm is used for its educational programs because the land exemplifies different natural environments.

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Academy at Charlemont students tour Red Gate Farm in Ashfield

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 16, 2021

Interstate 91 in Deerfield was closed for an hour Monday afternoon due to a fire involving a tractor trailer.

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Tractor trailer, brush fires temporarily close I-91

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 15, 2021

A milk truck rolled over on Interstate 91 early Sunday morning, blocking the road for about four hours.

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Milk truck rollover blocks Interstate 91 in Whately; no injuries result

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 14, 2021

Francia Wisnewski, a resident of Turners Falls, was named among four Western Massachusetts educators to receive the Literacy Champion award this year. The award recognizes leaders in Springfield’s education community who have made special efforts to support early childhood literacy.

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Turners Falls resident wins regional education award

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 10, 2021

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Despite positive COVID-19 cases, Gill-Montague continuing with hybrid learning

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 10, 2021

Turners Falls High School and Great Falls Middle School.

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Gill-Montague School Committee stays in remote format for now

by Max Marcus Staff WriterMarch 10, 2021