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H.S. Roundup: Athol boys basketball stays unbeaten in HL North with win over Hampshire (PHOTOS)
01-30-2024 9:35 PM

When you’re the top team in the Hampshire League North, you’re going to get every team’s best shot the rest of the way.Such was the case in Westhampton on Tuesday night, as visiting Athol withstood a big push from Hampshire Regional but escaped with...


Wrestling: Athol uses big roster to its advantage in win over Mohawk Trail (PHOTOS)
01-30-2024 8:51 PM

By THOMAS JOHNSTON

ATHOL — The Athol wrestling team did what it had to do on Tuesday against Mohawk Trail. The Bears had the match clinched before it started, as the Warriors are down to just five wrestlers. With Athol boasting a nearly full roster, the Bears had the...


PHOTO: Serene snowscape
01-29-2024 2:22 PM


PHOTO: Nature prevails
01-23-2024 3:04 PM


Three finalists named for Union 28 superintendent
01-21-2024 12:30 PM

By SCOTT MERZBACH

ERVING — Gateway Regional School District’s curriculum director, the principal at Athol Community Elementary School, and the director of assessment and accountability for the Westfield Public School District are the finalists to become the next...


Most charges against Athol kidnapping suspect dismissed; four other defendants retain charges
01-10-2024 6:56 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — One of the five North Quabbin residents facing charges of kidnapping and other crimes stemming from an alleged incident last February has had nine of her charges dismissed while other charges, and all those of her co-defendants, remain in...


3 dams in Franklin County, North Quabbin get funds for removal studies
12-27-2023 5:39 PM

By BELLA LEVAVI

With an eye toward increasing climate resilience and reducing public safety risk, preliminary design studies to examine the removal of three dams in Franklin County and the North Quabbin region are being backed by funding from the state Department of...


Faith Matters: Let our weary world rejoice
12-15-2023 10:23 PM

By THE REV. CANDI ASHENDEN

We are now right in the middle of the Advent season and also in the middle of the frenzied holiday rush. We are trying desperately to find the joy in the season as we shop for gifts, or help others out, or begin to consider baking special treats, or...


Athol Bird and Nature Club’s 2024 calendar now available
12-11-2023 4:18 PM

ATHOL — The Athol Bird and Nature Club’s 2024 calendar, filled with nature notes, trivia questions and photos of local birds, animals and plants, is now available.The “Birds and Nature of the North Quabbin” 2024 calendar focuses on the beauty of the...


8 seniors honored for ‘outstanding’ academic achievement, community involvement
12-08-2023 5:29 PM

By MARY BYRNE

TURNERS FALLS — Each year, students from across the state, including in Franklin County and the North Quabbin region, are recognized by their respective superintendents for their academic achievement and community involvement.The annual award is...


Gary Deyo: Images need dialogue
12-05-2023 3:28 PM

I don’t often agree with columnist Jon Huer. I have to agree his recent column was spot on [“Pictures without words,” Recorder, Dec. 2]. Without dialogue one does not know what the image is trying to say. An image can conjure up a multitude of...


Athol man sentenced to 18 months in shooting incident 
12-04-2023 5:36 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — An Athol man will remain free another week before serving time in county jail after pleading guilty to eight charges stemming from a domestic incident involving a firearm on April 30, 2022.Timothy Chandler, 37, had his sentence stayed...


Trio of grants to bolster workforce training in Franklin County, North Quabbin region
12-03-2023 12:28 PM

By MAX BOWEN

A handful of Franklin County and North Quabbin organizations were among the recipients in the latest round of workforce development planning grants from the state, including an Athol-based organization aiming to develop a program to train those who...


PHOTO: Time for reflection
11-15-2023 4:13 PM


Giving Back Together Toy Drive marks decade of giving gifts to kids in need
11-14-2023 1:04 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

Heather Taylor knows how it feels to be a child waking up to zero gifts on Christmas morning.The 38-year-old Athol resident grew up in Spencer, in a household with parents “who chose their addiction over buying presents for me, or my brother or my...


Diocese adds new credible findings against late, defrocked priest Richard Lavigne 
11-03-2023 5:36 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

SHELBURNE FALLS — The Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield this week acknowledged new credible findings against the late Richard Lavigne, a convicted sex offender and former Shelburne Falls priest believed to have killed a 13-year-old altar boy in...


Ellen Woodbury: Kudos to Athol DPW
11-03-2023 5:34 PM

Thanks to the Department of Public Works for the great job on replacing old pieces of sidewalk on Orange Street. Under the crunch of Halloween and winter, the men worked hard and cleaned up afterwards leaving a safe, and level surface to use. Thanks...


Robert W. MacDonald: Approve End of Life Options Act 
10-27-2023 7:45 PM

It seems quite remarkable that a government may allow the life of an unborn to be arbitrarily terminated and disallows an adult to consciously and knowingly choose to end one’s suffering and very existence. Instead, an adult who would choose to...


Five injured in hayride crash in Athol
10-14-2023 5:35 PM

By BELLA LEVAVI

ATHOL — Five people were transported to Athol Hospital with minor injuries on Friday night after a tractor involved in hayrides crashed near Silver Lake.Athol Police and Fire departments were dispatched to the crash at around 7:45 p.m., according to a...


Orange knitting group handcrafts 190 pairs of socks for Ukrainian soldiers
10-13-2023 6:17 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — A group of North Quabbin women have worked their fingers to the bone to help the Ukrainian people stand up for their country.The Dragonfly Sock Knitters joined forces with a Pennsylvania knitting group to craft about 190 pairs of wool socks...

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