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My Turn: DOD dog tag policy marginalizes patriots
For military recruits, getting your dog tags during your in-processing is a special ritual, telling one and all that you are part of the military family. It also serves as a practical reminder that…
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2mMarguerite M. MacDonald
<html><head></head><body>Marguerite M. (Socquet) MacDonald<br /><br />Tewksbury, MA - Marguerite M. (Socquet) MacDonald, 85, formerly of Turners Falls died Wednesday 9/9/26 at Bayberry Assisted Living in Tewksbury. She was born in Tuners Falls on Augu ...
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2mLaurie Hall
<html><head></head><body>Laurie Hall<br /><br />Northfield, MA - Laurie Hall, 66, of Northfield passed away September 11, 2026 at home. She was born September 28, 1959, the daughter of Lawrence and Mildred (Bush) Whitney in Greenfield, Mass. She was e ...
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4mH.S. Roundup: Athol boys soccer triumphs over Mohawk
BUCKLAND — The Mohawk Trail Regional boys soccer team held a brief lead, but eventually lost to Athol, 3-1, on Wednesday afternoon. It was the first lead of the season for the revamped varsity program. “We are moving the ball better,” Mohawk coach Jake Thurber said. “We are playing with a little more confidence, which […]
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4m'There's no one there that doesn't want to be there': 2026 Western Massachusetts Comic Book Show set for Franklin County Fairgrounds
GREENFIELD — The 177th Franklin County Fair has packed up for the year, meaning it will soon be time for the Western Massachusetts Comic Book Show to shuffle into the fairgrounds. The event that is gearing up for its ninth iteration will make its second appearance inside Halberg Hall, the facility’s grandstand building, from 10 […]
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5mFuneral Consumers Alliance releases biennial Price Comparison Table
The Funeral Consumers Alliance of Western Massachusetts recently released its 2026 Price Comparison Table to help residents compare burial and cremation costs while monitoring industry trends like rising service fees.