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Incumbent faces challenge to retain Selectboard seat in Buckland
‘Breathe deep and love your life’: Stoneleigh-Burnham School celebrates 20 graduates
Lifelong Leyden resident looks to fill Selectboard seat
As I See It: Better off choosing with our head or heart?
$1.9M budget, police cruiser spending among Colrain Town Meeting topics
Leyden voters to discuss road discontinuance, ADUs
Ballot candidate sees write-in challenge for Selectboard seat in Charlemont
Retired UMass prof picked for Melinda French Gates’ $240M women empowerment project
Guilty: Trump becomes first former U.S. president convicted of felony crimes
Extradition hearing delayed for Greenfield murder suspect Taaniel Herberger-Brown
ALBANY, N.Y. — An extradition hearing to bring Greenfield murder suspect Taaniel Herberger-Brown from Albany to Greenfield to stand trial was delayed until June 28, or until New York Gov. Kathy Hochul approves a governor’s warrant to extradite...
‘A good, fun party’: Greenfield Records to host ‘Big 15th Anniversary Party’ with 8 local bands, June 8 at Hawks & Reed
Greenfield Records, formerly known as John Doe Jr., will throw a nine-hour live music festival at Hawks & Reed from 1 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, June 8 to celebrate its 15 years of business in the city.Greenfield Records co-owner Maria Danielson said the...
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As I See It: Between Israel and Palestine: Which side should we be on, and why?
Tractor-trailer crash detours traffic on Routes 5 and 10 in Deerfield
Police cruiser gets Charlemont Town Meeting’s attention
Amtrak expands Valley Flyer service with evening runs to and from valley to NYC
My Turn: UMass — Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind
Class C softball: MacKenzie Paulin strikes out 17, big 5th inning lifts Greenfield past Tech for 3rd straight WMass title (PHOTOS)
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Sports
Keeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: Behind the BNCTV broadcast call
Good morning!Earlier this spring I was searching for a Sinatra song on YouTube when a Pioneer Valley Regional School baseball game popped up in the sidebar, broadcast live for the world to see on Bernardston-Northfield Community Television. Who...
High Schools: Frontier boys tennis falls to Nantucket in D4 Round of 32 (PHOTOS)
Bulletin Board: Athol alumnus Harvey Krupnick inducted into the Holliston High School Athletics Hall of Fame
Class C softball: MacKenzie Paulin strikes out 17, big 5th inning lifts Greenfield past Tech for 3rd straight WMass title (PHOTOS)
Class D softball: Anne Kolodziej’s late heroics send Turners Falls past Lee for 24th WMass title (PHOTOS)Opinion
Connecting the Dots: Who will own the Earth?
Recent columns in this newspaper about the Quabbin Reservoir got me to reading Marjorie Kelly’s book “Wealth Supremacy.” Kelly is a distinguished senior fellow at the Democracy Collaborative, a national research and development lab for a democratic...
Donald Moskowitz: Breeding grounds for anarchists
My Turn: Digging up lost diaries of first dogs
Diane Kurinsky: Not disrespect but discussion
Kevin J. Smith: Letters missed writer’s point on transgender perspective
Business
Greenfield’s Namaste owner opens second restaurant in Springfield
GREENFIELD — Almost six years after Swostik Rana Magar first welcomed customers to his Indian and Nepalese restaurant Namaste on Main Street, the restaurateur has opened his second eatery, L’Amour, on Chestnut Street in Springfield.Though the new 111...
Craft beverage makers speak to ‘labor of love’ at May Chamber of Commerce luncheon
Le Petit Oiseau Bakery opens (camper) doors in Ashfield
Hotfire Bar and Grill to open Memorial Day weekend in Shelburne Falls
Retired police officer, veteran opens firearms training academy in Millers Falls
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Arts & Life
Stepping onto summer stage: Silverthorne Theater Company debuting three plays in its first full summer season
Time was when summer theater in the Valley was typically produced by a number of mainstays, including Chester Theatre Company, New Century Theatre, and the Ko Festival at Amherst College.But New Century Theatre shut down a few years ago, as did the Ko...
Sounds Local: Uncovering local music lore: Wendell Historical Society offers month-long ‘Valley Rockers’ history course this summer
‘Everyone loves our whoopee pies’: Over the Top Bakery in Orange enjoying a successful first year in business
Grown by the whole community: History and roots of the Greenfield Farmers Market, now in its 50th year
Speaking of Nature: The telltale song of summer: Singing green frogs welcome me back to the Thinking Chair Obituaries
Kyle W. Grazick
Greenfield, MA - Kyle W. Grazick, 44, passed away on May 21, 2024 at Baystate Franklin Medical Center. Born on August 12, 1979 in Greenfield, he was the son of Robert and Denise (Bovat) Grazick and a 1997 graduate of Greenfield High Sch... remainder of obit for Kyle W. Grazick
Joy Cadran
Greenfield, MA - Joy Cadran, 65, passed away on May 8, 2024 at Pioneer Valley Health and Rehabilitation in South Hadley, MA after a long battle with cancer. She was born on April 26, 1959 in Montague, MA. She graduated from King Phillip... remainder of obit for Joy Cadran
Robert Grenoble
Greenfield, MA - A great man is one who leaves others at a loss after he is gone. -Paul Valery 1938 was a year of change: the first Bugs Bunny Cartoon aired; Seabiscuit defeated War Admiral at Pimlico Race Course; a 450-metric t... remainder of obit for Robert Grenoble
Robert Grenoble
Greenfield, MA - A great man is one who leaves others at a loss after he is gone. -Paul Valery 1938 was a year of change: the first Bugs Bunny Cartoon aired; Seabiscuit defeated War Admiral at Pimlico Race Course; a 450-metric t... remainder of obit for Robert Grenoble
