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Celebrating a good engineer: Greening Greenfield talk explores how beavers change the landscape
UMass Amherst professor Christine Hatch says beavers can teach us valuable lessons about how to build and maintain infrastructure, as they are able to quickly repair and reinforce their dams, as well…
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7mThree women, three generations, one gutsy thing in mind
A three-generation family of women, led by 79-year-old retired teacher Kate Hersey, completed a successful tandem skydive at Jumptown in Orange.
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6mOutstanding in their field: Scarecrows take over Bernardston park for 22nd annual festival
The 22nd annual Scarecrow in the Park returned to Bernardston this past weekend, featuring dozens of scarecrows, local vendors and fundraising efforts for the Kiwanis Club's scholarship programs.
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4mWest County Notebook: Oct. 19, 2026
Folk musician to bring music and satire to First Congregational Church of Ashfield ASHFIELD — Folk musician Tom Neilson will make his way to Ashfield for an evening of music, satire and social commentary at the First Congregational Church of Ashfield. The event will take place on Friday, Oct. 23, starting at 7 p.m., with […]
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6mGill-Montague creates new leadership teams to meet DESE targets
The Gill-Montague Regional School Committee unanimously approved a memorandum of agreement to establish new instructional leadership teams aimed at meeting state-mandated improvement targets following a period of required intervention.
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2mUMass football falters late, falls to Buffalo in OT
The UMass football team fell for the third straight game in its 25-18 overtime loss to Buffalo on Saturday. The Minutemen allowed the game-tying field goal, a 29-yarder, during the final seconds of regulation, before the Bulls nabbed the only touchdown of the extra period as UMass sank to 4-3 overall and 1-3 in the […]