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A celebration of history-making women: The Rockwell Museum exhibits over 200 of Anita Kunz’s portraits in ‘Original Sisters’
11-29-2024 9:58 AM

By DON STEWART

She’s the first woman, and the first Canadian, to present a solo exhibit of her work at the Library of Congress, and two of her paintings can be found at Washington’s National Portrait Gallery. You’d recognize Anita Kunz’s often satirical works from...

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‘Big paws to fill’: K-9 Larry joins Montague Police Department
12-03-2024 4:25 PM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

MONTAGUE — The Selectboard swore in the Police Department’s new four-legged officer Lawrence “Larry” Akim on Monday, filling a role that was left vacant when beloved K-9 Artur, better known as “Artie,” died in October after a decade of...


Montague Police Logs: Nov. 4 to Nov. 11, 2024
12-03-2024 2:24 PM

Monday, Nov. 4 3:43 p.m. — Caller reports she used the ATM at Carroll’s Market on East Main Street and there has since been tow withdrawals pending for $200 each that she hasn’t requested. She made the business aware, too. Would like it on record....


Greenfield Police Logs: Nov. 4 to Nov. 11, 2024
12-03-2024 1:06 PM

Monday, Nov. 412:48 p.m. — Larceny reported on Oak Hill Acres. Services rendered.2:04 p.m. — Threat reported at Federal Street School. Report issued.3:58 p.m. — Larceny reported on Lincoln Street. Services rendered.7:22 p.m. — Heriberto Carmona, 69,...


Home on Winter Street in Orange rendered uninhabitable after fire
12-02-2024 5:27 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — No injuries resulted from a fire that was caused by the ignition of combustible materials near a pellet stove’s flue pipe early Sunday morning, according to the town’s fire chief.James Young said his department was dispatched to a reported...


Drum roll, please: Longtime UMass percussion instructor Thom Hannum inducted into Percussive Arts Society Hall of Fame
11-29-2024 9:43 AM

By CAROLYN BROWN

Thousands of University of Massachusetts Amherst students have learned from percussion instructor Thom Hannum, whose 40-year career at the college included a tenure as the assistant director, then associate director, of the Minuteman Marching Band...


One driver sustains minor injuries in two-car Bernardston crash
11-25-2024 2:21 PM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

BERNARDSTON — An elderly man was transported to Baystate Franklin Medical Center with non-life-threatening injuries Monday morning after his blue Ford Fusion collided with a gray Toyota Camry on Route 10. According to Bernardston Police Officer Jordan...


Ashfield talks regionalization amid Police Department hiring struggles
11-25-2024 12:41 PM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

ASHFIELD — After months of being unable to hire a new officer, the Ashfield Police Department may begin looking at regionalization.The town has been looking to hire a full-time officer since July when William Bissell, a part-time officer, resigned to...


Six departments respond to Charlemont chimney fire
11-22-2024 7:37 PM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

CHARLEMONT — Firefighters from six departments responded to 584 Legate Hill Road on Friday evening to extinguish a chimney fire.Charlemont, Heath, Hawley, Rowe, Colrain and Shelburne Falls firefighters were requested, at roughly 4:45 p.m., to respond...


Large water bill, potentially caused by erroneous meter, surprises Montague Clean Water Facility
11-22-2024 4:11 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE — The Clean Water Facility was presented with a $105,838 bill for using more than 20 million gallons of water during its chlorination process for September and October, an unexpected figure that Superintendent Chelsey Little feels is likely...


New DCR Indigenous peoples partnership coordinator visits Turners Falls
11-22-2024 3:18 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

TURNERS FALLS — The state Department of Conservation and Recreation’s new Indigenous Peoples Partnership Coordinator Leah Hopkins, tasked with fostering relationships and improving the understanding and collaboration between DCR and Indigenous tribes,...


50 years of ‘Free to Be’: New exhibition at Eric Carle Museum celebrates thinking beyond gender stereotypes
11-22-2024 11:29 AM

By CAROLYN BROWN

The album “Free to Be… You and Me,” released by Marlo Thomas in 1972, inspired a generation to think beyond gender stereotypes. Now, the Eric Carle Museum in Amherst is celebrating the “Free to Be...” project’s lasting legacy and impact in a new...


‘A tremendous way to give back’: Greenfield nurse collects sleeping bags for the homeless
11-21-2024 5:26 PM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

GREENFIELD — In an effort to keep the homeless warm as temperatures drop this season, Heather Perna, a nurse with RegalCare at Greenfield, is collecting sleeping bags to distribute in advance of Thanksgiving.Perna has partnered with Pastor Floyd...


Greenfield Recreation Department Notebook: Nov. 21, 2024
11-20-2024 3:03 PM

The following is a collection of programs being offered by the Greenfield Recreation Department in the coming months:Youth Basketball Pee Wee Division Pee wee basketball is a skills and drills program for players in kindergarten and first grade. This...


Study to examine tourism’s impact on public safety resources
11-17-2024 1:10 PM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

Does tourism strain public safety resources in small towns? The Woodlands Partnership of Northwest Massachusetts wants to know.With help from the Edward J. Collins Jr. Center for Public Management at the University of Massachusetts Boston, the...


Montague Police Logs: Oct. 31 to Nov. 3, 2024
11-17-2024 1:07 PM

Thursday, Oct. 31 1:08 p.m. — Reporting party advises his unoccupied vehicle located in the parking lot of Food City on Avenue A was struck by a gray Dodge Ram approximately five minutes ago. His vehicle is a silver 2018 Ford Mustang convertible....


Greenfield police, schools pursue alternative safety measures
11-15-2024 10:16 AM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

GREENFIELD — Amid recent community dialogues on whether to station school resource officers (SROs) in the district, Police Chief Todd Dodge said the School and Police departments have agreed upon a number of safety initiatives that are currently...


Shelburne Falls native pens book about Great White frontman
11-15-2024 9:52 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

On Oct. 22, 2005, the Recorder’s Life & Times section featured a full-page article by Karen P. Chynoweth, with a color photo of an 18-year-old woman and the headline “Nearly famous.” The piece told the story of Shelburne Falls native Kate Corriero,...


Shelburne Falls art exhibit showcases ‘wool and glass’
11-15-2024 9:44 AM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

A New Hampshire glass blower and rug hooker has a new exhibit on display at the Shelburne Arts Co-op. Peter Bott’s “Wool and Glass” collection will be on display through Nov. 25.Bott has been an artist his entire life, and said he was inspired by his...


Greenfield woman, 61, killed in Silver Street fire
11-14-2024 10:25 AM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

GREENFIELD — City resident Mary Choiniere, 61, was killed and another adult injured after a fire ravaged a single-story house at 52 Silver St. late Wednesday night. A third resident escaped the blaze without injury.According to Fire Chief Robert...


UMass basketball: Poor shooting plagues Minutemen in 76-66 loss to Louisiana Tech
11-13-2024 8:45 PM

By GARRETT COTE

After being down as many as 19 points in the early stages of the second half, the UMass men’s basketball team cut the Louisiana Tech lead to just five with 2 minutes, 12 seconds following an Akil Watson layup in transition – capping off a 12-2 spurt...

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