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Sounds Local: Sharing melodies of resilience: Evenings of protest and song come to Leverett and Orange
There’s nothing quite like the power of song. In these turbulent times, more people are coming together to sing, whether for comfort, community or to call for change. A song can also unite people in…
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7mBoard of directors at The Center School in Greenfield weighing potential closure
The Center School's board of directors is considering selling its 30-acre Bernardston Road campus due to financial instability caused by a $5.5 million mortgage default and declining enrollment.
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6mPioneer school district going screen-free in preschool through second grade
The Pioneer Valley Regional School District plans to implement screen-free classrooms for preschool through second grade by January to prioritize active learning.
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3mNorth County Notebook: Oct. 3, 2026
Bernardston Historical Society Museum open Sunday BERNARDSTON — The Bernardston Historical Society Museum at 20 Church St. will be open Sunday, Oct. 4, from 1 to 4 p.m. The museum will also be open on Saturday, Oct. 17, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Oct. 17 opening coincides with Bernardston’s Scarecrow in the Park festival and will […]
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5mBlending mediumship and filmmaking, Soul Sisters holding two events in Franklin County
Soul Sisters LLC is scheduled to host two paranormal exploration events in Franklin County this October, including a seance at the Revival Wheeler Mansion on Oct., 7 and a dinner and investigation at The Whately Inn on Oct. 13.
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6mHatfield mulls future of ambulance service
Hatfield town officials are evaluating options to preserve their local ambulance service following a proposal from South County EMS to triple per-call fees and become the town's primary medical provider.