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Valley Bounty: Benefit cuts threaten farmer’s livelihood in New Salem
11-11-2024 9:00 AM

By JACOB NELSON

Jared Duval built his farm around Massachusetts’ innovative Healthy Incentives Program (HIP). Since 2017, HIP has helped tens of thousands of lower-income households buy fresh produce grown by local farmers. By most accounts, it’s been a wild success,...


Faith Matters: Fitra — An unusual source for common ground
11-08-2024 9:45 AM

By JAN FLASKA

Perhaps like me, folks like you find wisdom in the nearly forgotten corners and conversations of our past experiences. As a teacher of religious studies and philosophy, I stand by the idea that, truly, there are few new — few genuinely new - ideas to...


Interfaith Council brings people of varying religious, political backgrounds together on eve of Election Day
11-05-2024 2:24 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GREENFIELD — On the eve of Election Day, the Interfaith Council of Franklin County welcomed people of all faiths and political backgrounds to the Episcopal Church of Saints James and Andrew for an evening of prayers, songs and conversations about the...


Nature Photo Contest
11-05-2024 2:07 PM


Speaking of Nature: The guest list, ‘bonus birds,’ and more
11-05-2024 2:05 PM

By BILL DANIELSON

September and October are months of farewell and I spend a lot of time trying to squeeze in a last visit with each species of bird before the they finally decide to pack it in and head south. Great friends that have spent the entire summer with me...


A CSA for cooler weather: Pioneer Valley Heritage Grains
11-04-2024 5:29 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

Until recently, there were some products locavores in the Pioneer Valley just couldn’t buy. We had no trouble finding fresh local vegetables, at least during the harvest season. We could purchase some local meat and poultry. Grains were a different...


Faith Matters: All Souls celebrates bicentennial, 1825-2025
11-01-2024 4:20 PM

By KATE MASON

All Souls Unitarian Universalist Church is celebrating 200 years in Greenfield with some special events for our larger community. Some folks may wonder what is a Unitarian Universalist? Our non-creedal faith is progressive and inclusive. We are...


Photos: Downtown Greenfield draws colorful cast of trick-or-treaters
10-31-2024 7:15 PM


My Turn: Eliminate MCAS maybe but ...
10-31-2024 4:28 PM

By PATRICIA CROSBY

 I guess I will trust the recommendations of my former education colleagues and vote “yes” on ballot Question 2: that is, to eliminate MCAS as a high school graduation requirement. Teachers make a persuasive case that standardized testing creates...


Business Briefs: Nov. 1, 2024
10-31-2024 10:15 AM

Montague native joins Coldwell Banker Community RealtorsSOUTH DEERFIELD — Brody Trott, a native of Montague, has joined Coldwell Banker Community Realtors as a licensed real estate agent.After spending five years as a veterinary technician and...


Real Estate Transactions: Nov. 1, 2024
10-31-2024 9:49 AM

ATHOL111 Brickyard Rd Lot C1. $300,000. B: Barbara Sabolefski. S: Horizon TCo.163 Main St. $357,000. B: Peter Dassoni and Miles Dassoni. S: Julian F. Fox.19 Pine St. $105,000. B: David Bergeron. S: Amer Structured Acqui T 2 and Wilmington Svgs Fund...


CiderDays marks 30 years of cidermaking across western Mass
10-30-2024 4:01 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

What started as a small tour of orchards around the region has grown into a celebration of the apple, as CiderDays celebrates 30 years of fermentation.From North Adams to Northampton to Phillipston, as well as numerous Franklin County stops in...


Sounds Local: Ball in the House to address racism at Nov. 3 show
10-30-2024 1:42 PM

By Sheryl HunterIf you think a cappella music is something that only barbershop quartets or high school vocal groups perform (yes, I’m thinking the show “Glee”) then be prepared to have these ideas challenged when Ball in the House takes the stage at...


Benjamin Simanski unopposed for Franklin County clerk of courts
10-29-2024 3:40 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — A new Franklin County clerk of courts will take the oath of office in January and barring some miraculous write-in campaign, that person will be Benjamin Simanski.The first assistant clerk magistrate for the past 11 years, Simanski is...


Paradise found: The apple is not forbidden fruit, it is the fruit of our New England homes
10-28-2024 12:10 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

Apples are on my mind. They’re everywhere at this time of year. This coming weekend marks the 30th anniversary of Franklin County Cider Days.A few years ago, I was flummoxed to learn that it says nowhere in the Hebrew Bible that the forbidden fruit...


$25M Mass Audubon grant will fuel Connecticut River watershed conservation
10-28-2024 9:32 AM

By ALEXA LEWIS

Mass Audubon has received the largest federal grant in its 128-year history — $25 million to protect 10,000 acres in the Connecticut River watershed, which will include projects in Pioneer Valley municipalities up and down the river.The funding from...


‘Tradeswomen of Tomorrow’ event introduces Franklin Tech girls to careers in trades
10-27-2024 9:35 PM

By ADA DENENFELD KELLY

MONTAGUE — When Nicole Miller was a student at Franklin County Technical School, she was one of just two girls in a male-dominated field of study. Now, as a teacher at the school, Miller helps connect girls to women working in the trades.Freshmen...


They’ve got it in the bag: Franklin County Baggers cornhole league offers fun, camaraderie for all
10-25-2024 10:19 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

What would you do if you loved cornhole but there was no league in your area? Well, if you’re David Knox and Michael Shedd, you would start your own.The two hit it off while playing in a Northampton club in 2022 and on Jan. 3 of this year held the...


Auditor DiZoglio drums up support for Question 1 in visit to Greenfield
10-22-2024 9:59 AM

By ADA DENENFELD KELLY

GREENFIELD — State Auditor Diana DiZoglio ran on the promise of bringing transparency and accountability to the Massachusetts Legislature. Now, after a failed attempt to audit the Legislature last year, she is asking for support from voters. As part...


My Turn: How to roll two regional districts into one
10-20-2024 6:33 PM

By ALAN GENOVESE and GREG SNEDEKER

 The Six Town Regionalization Planning Board (STRPB) voted in January 2024 to move forward with crafting a proposed regional district agreement for combining the Pioneer Valley and Gill-Montague Regional School Districts. The proposed new pre-K...

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