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Clearing the path: Tree removal signals the start of long-awaited Mill River Greenway
WILLIAMSBURG — After more than 14 years of debate over safety and land easements, the Mill River Greenway is finally gaining momentum. Construction is now in high gear following the removal of 50…
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4mH.S. football: South Hadley blitzes past SICS, 22-0, for Class B crown
SOUTH HADLEY – The PVIAC Class B Championship football game stood still in the third quarter. The field was quiet as medical personnel tended to South Hadley linebacker Joe Quatacker, who lay motionless at the 10-yard line after tackling Springfield International Charter School running back Ashton Chambers. Quatacker came around and gave his teammates a […]
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4mMIAA girls soccer: Belchertown ousts Dedham in PKs in Div. 3 Round of 16
BELCHERTOWN — Aubrey Klingensmith scored the game-winning goal in penalty kicks to send the Belchertown girls soccer team past Dedham, 1-0, in the MIAA Division 3 Round of 16 on Thursday. Neither team managed to break through across 80 minutes of regulation and 20 minutes of overtime, yet the Orioles went 4-for-5 in penalty kicks […]
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4mUMass freshman Ethan Eskit anchoring top-ranked goaltending unit
Goaltending can make or break a hockey team. After losing star netminder Michael Hrabal to the NHL last spring, UMass hockey fans had every reason to worry about the state of the team’s goaltending heading into the 2026-27 season. Enter Ethan Eskit. The freshman puck-stopper from Calgary, Alberta has emerged as a steady option for […]
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6mA marriage of art and craft: Florence couple opens ceramics and textiles studio in Northampton
NORTHAMPTON — Cara Taylor and Kim Rosen, a married Florence couple who each carry decades of experience working as ceramic and textile artists, respectively, have combined forces to open a joint studio and showroom. The years-vacant, roughly 1,400-square-foot site of the former Green Mountain Power Equipment store at 187 Locust St. has been transformed. Taylor’s […]