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‘The trail is coming back’: Colrain man looks to play role in reviving Route 2 with luxury inn
01-17-2023 5:58 PM

By BELLA LEVAVI

SHELBURNE — When Brolin Winning worked outside smoking meat at Smokey Bro’s BBQ on the Mohawk Trail, he would often stare up the hill at the abandoned Anchorage Nursing Home and think, “I can do something really cool with that place.”Now, five years...


My Turn: Election reform needed 
01-12-2023 4:39 PM

By JUDITH TRUESDELL

The movie “Spotlight” showed how The Boston Globe uncovered and published the sex-abuse scandal in the Catholic church. The Spotlight team of investigative reporters, having found six priests who had abused children and been covered up by the church,...


My Turn: Solar, trees and climate change
01-11-2023 10:39 PM

By MICHAEL SEWARD

Last month, the 2022 Massachusetts Climate Change Assessment was released. Among the most urgent impacts of climate change to the commonwealth stated in the report was forest health degradation, caused by warming temperatures, increased precipitation,...


Colrain, Shelburne pool funds for building demolition
01-11-2023 12:03 PM

By BELLA LEVAVI

Colrain and Shelburne joined forces to contract a company to tear down three abandoned houses and a small barn close to the town line.Nine contractors attended the initial bid meeting that included an on-site inspection, according to Shelburne...


West County Senior Services District signed into law in governor’s last hours in office
01-08-2023 1:36 PM

By BELLA LEVAVI

SHELBURNE FALLS — In Charlie Baker’s final hours as governor last week, he had a few Franklin County communities on his mind. The West County Senior Services District that includes the towns of Shelburne, Buckland and Ashfield was signed into law on...


West County towns look to balance budget constraints with host of infrastructure projects in 2023
01-05-2023 6:24 PM

By VIRGINIA RAY

Editor’s note: The Greenfield Recorder has been publishing stories about what Franklin County residents can likely expect to see happening in their towns in 2023. Details about projects in the western part of the county will be shared in two...


Northampton man gets 5 years in fatal 2021 hit-and-run in Shelburne
11-29-2022 6:29 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — A Northampton man was sentenced to five years in prison on Tuesday after pleading guilty to three charges related to the 2021 hit-and-run death of Shelburne Falls resident Rhonda Thompson.Peter Toomey, 53, appeared in Franklin County...


With official contract, Buckland and Shelburne sharing police chief
08-14-2022 3:19 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

With a possible regionalized police department on the horizon, Buckland and Shelburne have reaffirmed their commitment to sharing the services of Police Chief Greg Bardwell through a new agreement.Bardwell, who has been Shelburne’s police chief for...


Posada, a restaurant at the heart of a family
07-19-2022 1:47 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

When Ingrid and Nancy Rivas were about 12, relatives started teaching them to cook. The twin sisters grew up in El Salvador. They remember the flavors of their childhood… and above all, the love.“Our mother and grandmothers loved to cook,” Nancy Rivas...


Mic drop: Local DJ, station owner signing off Wednesday after 70-year career
04-05-2022 7:02 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

SHELBURNE — The microphone in Phil Drumheller’s home studio will go silent after his morning show Wednesday, capping off a seven-decade broadcasting career that began at Springfield Trade High School.Phil D, as he is known to area listeners, plans to...


Heath family opens The Duck Pond antique and vendor marketplace in Shelburne
03-11-2021 5:45 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

SHELBURNE — An area family has bought the former Strawberryfield antique shop at 1204 Mohawk Trail with plans to return the business to its previous identity.Wife and husband Katelyn Choiniere and Todd Gerry Jr. got the keys in December and closed on...


A bicycle built for you: Old factory houses custom-bike maker
08-15-2018 8:00 PM

By DIANE BRONCACCIO

SHELBURNE FALLS — Like Goldilocks, you can’t be too picky about finding a bicycle that is “just right” — especially if you take it on a 750-mile ride.That’s why the riders of custom bikes made by Alex Meade may spend a few hours on an adjustable...


One-of-a-kind glass planets keep trade fresh for glass artist Josh Simpson
05-16-2018 4:20 PM

By DIANE BRONCACCIO

In 1981, glass artist Josh Simpson threw a few teaspoons of cobalt, copper, silver and zinc into a crucible of molten glass, and came out with an explosion of swirling reds, blues and greens that closely resembled a NASA photograph of the Crab Nebula,...


Gallery closes after 25 years
03-08-2018 4:38 PM

SHELBURNE FALLS — After 25 years, the Young & Constantin Gallery at 4 Deerfield Ave. has closed and is making way for a new boutique store that will specialize in fashion and home accessories.Owner and artist Kathleen Young has sold the gallery...


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...


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...

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