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Athol commemorates Memorial Day with parade and ceremonies at local parks
The Athol Veterans Council has been granted a permit to hold a Memorial Day parade on May 25, which will follow a new route this year, starting at Athol High School and ending at Highland Cemetery,…
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5mWinchendon resident helps showcase Massachusetts at Great American State Fair
WINCHENDON – Lisa Gauthier said she hadn’t even heard of the Great American State Fair until a friend invited her to make the trip to Washington D.C. Gauthier, of Winchedon, traveled to the nation’s capital over the Fourth of July holiday to attend the fair, where she helped support the Massachusetts booth. Held June 25 […]
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11mLocal officials question accuracy of Franklin County housing data
Local planners and officials are questioning the accuracy of state data claiming Franklin County has nearly met its housing production goals, arguing that significantly more units are needed to address the region's actual shortages.
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6mAt Easthampton forum, Whalen pitches progressive agenda in bid for Neal’s seat
Democratic candidate Jeromie Whalen addressed healthcare, immigration and technology concerns during a candidates forum at Easthampton High School on Monday, criticizing incumbent Rep. Richard Neal for his absence.
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6mHealey wades into Quabbin community water issues
Gov. Maura Healey issued a letter to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority urging greater recognition and support for Quabbin watershed communities facing water shortages and infrastructure challenges.
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5mMy Turn: But what can I do?
I have received a great deal of encouragement from readers of the My Turn columns I have written. The response I hear most often is, “Keep them coming.” People tell me that the columns give voice to concerns they already carry but have struggled to express. Seeing those thoughts in print reminds them that they are not […]