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From neural pathways to digital play: Greenfield Public Library showcases work by two city residents
Greenfield residents Fran Corriveau and Thom Dudley are exhibiting their artwork at the Greenfield Public Library throughout February, with Corriveau aiming to demystify painting and Dudley hoping to…
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3mDavid R. Descavich
<html><head></head><body>David R. Descavich<br /><br />Turners Falls, MA - It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of David "Dave" Ronald Descavich on September 21, 2026. Dave was born September 17, 1959. He was the eighth child ...
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5mH.S. football: Mahar ends losing streak to Athol with 21-12 win
Mahar defeated Athol 21-12, marking its first victory over its rivals since late 2022 behind a dominant rushing attack.
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7mH.S. Roundup: Frontier football cruises past Commerce in home opener
SOUTH DEERFIELD — In a game that was decided in the first quarter, the Frontier Regional football team drubbed visiting Commerce, 60-0, in an Intercounty South matchup on Friday night. Frontier (3-1, 1-0 Intercounty South) led 45-0 after 12 minutes of play. The Redhawks ran 12 plays in the first frame. Frontier knelt on the […]
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5mH.S. football: Luis Selgado scores four touchdowns, Easthampton smothers Greenfield, 30-12
GREENFIELD — Big-yardage plays abounded in Friday night’s nonleague football game at Veterans Memorial Field, but Easthampton made its three-score lead in the first half stand up. Luis Selgado scored all four of his team’s touchdowns, three rushing and one receiving, to lead the Eagles past Greenfield, 30-12. Selgado caught 10 passes for 127 yards as […]
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9mUnveiling a treasury of classical art: Clark Art Institute displays 150 antique works from Aso Tavitian collection
Through Feb. 21, Williamstown’s Clark Art Institute is displaying 150 pristine works of antiquity, many never before shown publicly, bequeathed to the museum by the philanthropist and collector Aso Tavitian (1940–2020). There were audible gasps from several reporters when they first entered the galleries, given the dramatic atmosphere of perfectly preserved oils from centuries past. […]