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Gina Govoni, executive director of Rural Development Inc., activates the solar panels installed by PV Squared on the roof of the Sanderson Place housing complex in Sunderland on Wednesday. The PV Squared team was there, at right, to celebrate their 2,000th installation.

Solar biz celebrates 2,000th installation, energy independence for Sunderland housing complex

by Chris Larabee Staff WriterAugust 10, 2023

Debris is built up on the warning barrels above the Turners Falls dam, as seen from Gill.

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State-owned boat ramps reopen on Conn. River after storm-related closures

by Julian Mendoza Staff WriterAugust 7, 2023

David and Jess Wisseman work on cutting out sections of corn for the upcoming season of Mike’s Maze at Warner Farm in Sunderland. Rob Stouffer and his team at Precision Mazes cleared the main design of the maze with a tractor using GPS and drones for guidance while the Wissemans worked on smaller areas that the tractor couldn’t reach. Jess Wisseman said, “It’s a marriage of technology and handwork.” Though the theme of the maze has yet to be announced, the plan is to open the first Friday after Labor Day on Sept. 8.

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PHOTOS: Corn maze creation underway in Sunderland

by Staff Report August 4, 2023

GARY YUHAS

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New Community Enrichment Center in Sunderland to offer caregiver support

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterJuly 31, 2023

The indie-folk duo High Tea performs outside the Sunderland Public Library on Sunday evening before a crowd of more than 50 people.

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PHOTO: Library lounging

by Staff Report July 24, 2023

TIM DRUMGOOL

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South County EMS analyzing mutual aid calls

by Chris Larabee Staff WriterJuly 20, 2023

Deerfield native Tim Drumgool, 30, has been appointed as interim chief of South County EMS following the departure of Zoe Smith.

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Deerfield native tapped as interim South County EMS chief

by Chris Larabee Staff WriterJuly 9, 2023

Marlene Winell

Sunderland psychologist, inspired by personal experience, is expert in field of religious trauma

by Liesel Nygard For the RecorderJuly 7, 2023

Pioneer Valley Transit Authority Director of Planning and Operations Paul Burns-Johnson and Administrator Sandra Sheehan spoke to residents at the South County Senior Center in June. Thanks to a $16,612 grant and a partnership between the Senior Center, PVTA and Franklin Regional Transit Authority (FRTA), seniors in Deerfield and Whately will be able to travel to PVTA’s region and Sunderland seniors will be able to travel to FRTA’s service area through an on-demand van service.

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South County Senior Center, transit groups to offer grant-funded van service

by Chris Larabee Staff WriterJuly 6, 2023

Shut out of high school games