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Visit with Santa at bank on Saturday TURNERS FALLS — Santa will visit Greenfield Savings Bank at 282 Avenue A on Saturday, Dec. 2, from 10 a.m. to noon. Children can bring their holiday wish lists to give to Santa, have their photos taken with him by...
As an independent voter, I believe independent voters can end this dangerous fascist talk coming from Donald Trump. If all independents voted Republican against Trump, then we could save this country early before the election.Independents have the...
NMH invites community to Vespers concertGILL — Northfield Mount Hermon School will celebrate the winter holiday season with two Vespers performances — featuring choral and orchestral music, carols and readings — on Sunday, Dec. 3, at 3:30 p.m. and 7...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
TURNERS FALLS — Even after moving to Fourth Street in 2012, the former 2nd Street Baking Co. kept its name, a message from owner Laura Puchalski to her faithful patrons that she wouldn’t forget the business’ history. Now, more than a decade later and...
I’m thankful for this nation’s veterans.I’m thankful that veterans were on the front page of the Nov. 13 Recorder.I’m thankful for the faculty and students in our Franklin County schools who welcome veterans.I’m thankful that whenever I drive by the...
Veterans services offered monthly ERVING — The Erving Senior & Community Center at 1 Care Drive offers veterans services on the first Wednesday of every month from 1 to 3 p.m.For more information, call the center at 413-423-3649.Social painting...
It is time for the Republicans to step up and save the Grand Old Party. To do so would be a sacrifice personally and temporarily for Republicans. They must throw him out of the party and let him run independently. If the Republicans really love their...
By MARY BYRNE and BELLA LEVAVI
Thanks to charity efforts across Franklin County, organizers have spread thanks far beyond their own dinner tables by distributing Thanksgiving meals to families in need.Helping HandsWith help from about a dozen Turners Falls High School students and...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
TURNERS FALLS — Song, poetry and testimony will flow freely at the Shea Theater Arts Center on Saturday as environmental advocates protest FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.’s operations on the Connecticut River.The Connecticut River Defenders’ “A...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
TURNERS FALLS — The future of a planned housing development on First Street is uncertain after environmental tests showed six contaminants in the parcel’s soil.A Phase II Environmental Site Assessment was conducted at the town-owned, 0.65-acre lot by...
By OLIVIA TUSINSKI
As an urban renewal professional, I can honestly say there was little in the 2022 master plan for the Strathmore complex in Montague that I could get behind.Developed by Dietz Architects of Springfield, the final vision for the site proposed its...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
The late Pioneer Valley poet James Tate, whose work earned him a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award, will be present in spirit for this week’s reading session at Unnameable Books in Turners Falls.The event, part of a reading series held weekly at...
TURNERS FALLS — The White Bridge, which carries Turners Falls Road over the Connecticut River, is closed through Friday, Nov. 10, from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily as the Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) conducts maintenance work.Traffic...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
TURNERS FALLS — Nine Franklin County Technical School students embraced last week’s national FFA Convention and Expo as an invaluable opportunity to connect with agriculturally inclined youth from all over the country.FFA, which originally stood for...
Turners Falls Water Department bills mailed Wednesday TURNERS FALLS — The Turners Falls Water Department’s semi-annual water bills, due Dec. 1, were mailed Nov. 1. There is a $20 charge for bills submitted late. Payments can be dropped off or mailed...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
TURNERS FALLS — After a fallout with her personal and professional partner in 2022 led to the closure of Deerfield’s Arts & Antiques on Routes 5 and 10, Danielle Marie began searching for “something that felt right.” With Sweet Phoenix, her new...
By JULIAN MENDOZA
MONTAGUE — Town officials have affirmed that the Strathmore mill complex’s Building 11 is beyond repair, having observed the extent of its deterioration at a site tour Monday morning.A private party composed of Town Administrator Steve Ellis,...
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