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80 years later, Quabbin Reservoir a wildlife haven
06-15-2018 8:39 PM

By DAVID McLELLAN

NEW SALEM — In 1938, four Massachusetts towns bustled with farmers and factory workers along the Swift River. However, in April of that year, Dana, Enfield, Greenwich and Prescott all would be disincorporated and drowned in the creation of the Quabbin...

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Hart, Smith get life without parole for Orange double murder
05-11-2018 2:15 PM

By DAVID McLELLAN

GREENFIELD — Joshua Hart and Brittany Smith will spend their lives behind bars for murdering an elderly couple in Orange.Judge John Agostini gave each Hart, 25, and Smith, 29, both of Athol, two life sentences without the possibility of parole, to be...


Northfield admin on leave, FBI called following ongoing issues over emails
04-05-2018 9:31 AM

By MAX MARCUS

NORTHFIELD — Town Administrator Willie Morales’ access to police emails is drawing scrutiny within the town and has police Chief Robert Leighton reaching out to state agencies and the FBI.Since the issue arose last week, the Selectboard has revised...


Colrain man wins $15 million
03-29-2018 1:32 PM

COLRAIN — Gary Herzig of Colrain bought a $30 ticket from the F.L. Roberts service station at 63 Main St., Greenfield, and came away a millionaire.Herzig, 58, is the second $15 million grand prize winner in the state lottery’s 200X instant game,...


Diane Esser, lawyer and proud GCC alumna, is remembered
02-27-2018 10:16 PM

By CHRISTIE WISNIEWSKI

GREENFIELD — Diane Esser, a Greenfield Community College alumna, is being remembered for her dedication to her alma mater and her community as a whole.Esser, a lawyer for Esser Kent Family Law, died Monday. Friends and community members remembered her...


Schoolhouse chic: Montague Center project pays homage to its roots
01-22-2018 8:58 PM

By RICHIE DAVIS

MONTAGUE CENTER — It’s back to school as tenants hunker down in their zero-net-energy home.Walking up the new granite steps and into the building that houses the 22 new apartments at 15 School St. is a throwback to when this was a centerpiece of this...


Bowing to financial pressures, Davenport gives up dairy
01-07-2018 6:39 PM

By DIANE BRONCACCIO

SHELBURNE — As far as anyone can remember, the 365-acre Davenport Farm has had dairy cows in the Patten Hill district.The rolling hills had cows when the first Davenports bought the property in 1913, says Maegen (Davenport) Senser, who was raised on...


Former superintendent Susan Hollins hopes to stay on School Committee with her knowledge of policy and budget
11-01-2017 7:09 PM

By JOSHUA SOLOMON

GREENFIELD — The former superintendent is running for re-election, aspiring to move from a two-year term to a four-year term on the Greenfield School Committee.Susan Hollins is the current head of the policy subcommittee, an influential group that has...


Donna Woodcock would bring decades of insights to Greenfield school board seat
11-01-2017 7:09 PM

By JOSHUA SOLOMON

GREENFIELD — After stepping down as principal of Greenfield High School last year, Donna Woodcock is now seeking candidacy as School Committee member for the two-year seat.Running against Susan Eckstrom, whose specialty comes in her special education...


Powered by cooking oil: Ashfield man invents a better burner
08-24-2017 11:43 PM

By DIANE BRONCACCIO

ASHFIELD — After 14 years of research, Thomas Leue created and patented an oil burner that runs on unfiltered, used cooking oil and has about 98 percent less climate impact than burners using conventional heating oil, he says.And now the U.S....


Our beautiful backyard: The Bridge of Flowers
08-11-2017 8:58 AM

By Paul Franz

The Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls is awash with color this time of year. We are lucky to have this piece of perennial beauty and history to enjoy in our own “backyard” and we should not hesitate to take a break and slowly stroll the flower bed...


Quabbin Reservoir: A gem for outdoorsmen
07-28-2017 9:45 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

When North Quabbin residents get frustrated with the Statehouse politicians and bureaucrats in Boston, sometimes they hint that they’ll shut off the water.But these people aren’t plumbers. They’re alluding to the Quabbin Reservoir, the largest inland...


Rodney Hunt in Orange sold, to open on smaller scale
07-25-2017 8:31 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Rexnord Corp. has sold the Rodney Hunt Fontaine Inc. factory in Orange to the American arm of a company based in India, the purchasing company’s president said Tuesday afternoon.Ranjit Nair of JASH USA Inc. said he could not disclose how much...


Drugs found in Erving bust made to look like breath freshener, kids vitamins
06-20-2017 1:57 PM

ERVING — A Marblehead man is facing several drug charges after being found with illegal narcotics during a traffic stop on East Main Street.Of particular concern to police is that some of the drugs were packaged to look like breath freshener or...


Orange to be filming location for Stephen King-universe series on Hulu
06-20-2017 10:07 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Fans of the novelist Stephen King, especially those living in Orange, may soon have a conversation starter about their hometown.Hulu, a subscription video-on-demand service, has picked Orange as a filming location for an upcoming...


Photographer facing statutory rape charges
05-15-2017 12:18 PM

By DIANE BRONCACCIO

GREENFIELD – A photographer best known for his photographs of nude adolescents was arraigned Friday in Greenfield District Court on charges of statutory rape of a 14-year-old Northfield Mount Hermon School student about 40 years ago, when he worked...


Purple butterflies raise awareness for Lupus
05-04-2017 9:51 PM

By ANDY CASTILLO

DEERFIELD — Purple paper butterflies will hang in Magic Wings Butterfly Conservatory this month, from Sunday through May 13, as symbols of hope for those affected by lupus, an inflammatory autoimmune disease.“These majestic creatures are not only...


Northfield campus gets new owners in Thomas Aquinas College, The Moody Center
05-02-2017 11:44 PM

By SHELBY ASHLINE

NORTHFIELD — With ownership of the former Northfield Mount Hermon School campus officially transferred to Thomas Aquinas College and The Moody Center during a Tuesday ceremony, there is renewed hope that the long vacant buildings will serve as a home...


Conway house fire blamed on woodstove ashes
03-24-2017 10:24 PM

By PAUL FRANZ and ANDY CASTILLO

CONWAY — No one was hurt in an early morning house fire Friday at 3064 Shelburne Falls Road, to which local fire crews tanked in water.Fire Chief Robert Baker said the fire was “totally accidental,” ignited by embers from an ash pail on a back...


22-year-old charged with possessing child porn
03-01-2017 11:25 PM

By AVIVA LUTTRELL

GREENFIELD — A 22-year-old Greenfield man was arrested on charges of possessing and distributing child pornography after police executed a search warrant at his home.Jameson B. Clevenger of Prospect Street was arrested Monday night after police say he...


Volunteer cuddlers provide a calming touch for babies
02-17-2017 10:48 PM

By ANDY CASTILLO

GREENFIELD — A rocking chair is prominent inside Baystate Franklin Medical Center’s birthing center — that’s where volunteer cuddlers provide human touch, which some mother’s aren’t able to give.Linda Jablonski, assistant manager of obstetrics, said...

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