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For The Recorder/Trish Crapo Northfield poet Barbara Lemoine's poem, "Selling Off the Herd," won 3rd place in the adult category of this year's Poet's Seat Contest. Lemoine was inspired by a story a friend told her about her family having to sell off their herd of dairy cows.

Poetry can be cathartic: Poet Barbara Lemoine of Northfield says a different kind of loss inspired her winning poem

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 15, 2016

Greenfield poet Daniel Hales will bring poems from his new chapbook, "Shake My Ashes," as well as poems by Lewis Carroll, Emily Dickinson and others that he's set to music to Déja Word, Tuesday, July 12 at Déja Brew Café & Pub, 57 Lockes Village Road, Wendell.

Poets of Franklin County: “Shake My Ashes” poet will read in Wendell

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 1, 2016

Greenfield artist Paul Hoffman stands with several of his paintings on display at The Greenfield Gallery & Fine Art Printing, 231 Main Street, Greenfield. For the Recorder/Trish Crapo

ArtBeat: A new direction — local artist discovers painting in retirement

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 29, 2016

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Local Writer Spotlight: Preston Browning worries about violence, climate change and corruption of American politics by money

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 27, 2016

Recorder Staff/Diane BroncaccioDennis Martin Piana of Colrain won first place in the Poet’s Seat Poetry Contest and will take home the handcrafted Poet’s Seat for a year.

Poets of Franklin County: Poet Seat winner writes about traveler’s experience

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 17, 2016

Kathy DiMatteo of Leyden, her granddaughter Juniper DiMatteo-LePape, daughter Elisha DiMatteo and granddaughter Asha DiMatteo-LePape of Guilford, VT, represent three generations of the same family that has found volunteering at the Green River Festival to be an affordable and fun way to attend the event.

Three generations of women volunteer at many Green River festivals

by Trish Crapo June 15, 2016

Greenfield poet and Gazette managing editor Samantha Wood will be featured reader at Déja Word on Tuesday at Déja Brew in Wendell. Doors open at 6:30 for a 7 p.m. start.

Poets of Franklin County: Samantha Wood writes of a mermaid in an unexpected place

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 10, 2016

Shelburne Falls poet Cindy Snow will be launching her new chapbook, Small Ceremonies, Thursday, June 30, 7 p.m. at Arms Library, corner of Bridge and Main streets in Shelburne Falls.

Between the lines: Poet takes news story beyond the page

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 5, 2016

Art Beat: Seaside town offers art-filled day trip

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMay 31, 2016

Writing for change: Daniela Gioseffi, poet with passion for activism, to read in Ashfield

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMay 27, 2016