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Area Briefs: Grace Episcopal to hold Messiah community sing
Local events and charity news: Messiah sing for a toy fund, River Valley Co‑op donates $20K to the Survival Center, UMass Sunwheel solstice observances, and a parade volunteer honored.
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5mSpringfield man arraigned after allegedly trespassing at former Kittredge estate in Leverett, assaulting officer
A Springfield man pleaded not guilty to four charges, including assaulting a police officer, after allegedly trespassing for the third time on a massive Leverett estate formerly owned by Yankee Candle founder Michael J. Kittredge II.
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5mFinding her calling: Traveling Yoga Company brings wellness, community together in Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON — A brightly lit interior, colorful murals painted by community members and a collection of various yoga gear are part of what makes the welcoming environment of the Traveling Yoga Company studio, right in the heart of Southampton. Since Kathy McCarthy opened her studio at 2 East St. in August 2025, she says it has […]
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7mArea Property Deed Transfers, Oct. 30
AMHERST M Santamaria & Bingqing Lu L and Michael Santamaria to Drew W. Didriksen and Sophie F. Bonnamzio, 1185 Bay Road, $510,000 Amhad Development Corp to William P. Weber and Charlene Moske-Weber, 28 Greenleaves Dr., Lot 815, $304,000 BELCHERTOWN Vanessa Homes LLC to Ms Property Group LLC, High Bluff Road, Lot M, $140,000 Vanessa Homes […]
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5mMaking News in Business, Oct. 30
Historic Deerfield names next president DEERFIELD — Historic Deerfield’s board of trustees has hired Linnea Grim as the museum’s next president and CEO, beginning in April 2027. In succeeding John Davis, who retired this fall, Grim will become the fifth person, and first woman, to lead the organization since Henry and Helen Flynt founded the […]
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5mHatfield approves interim ambulance contract with South County EMS
HATFIELD — Hatfield will pay South County EMS around $38,000 a month to ensure an ambulance is available to respond to medical calls in town. Ongoing staffing shortages at the Hatfield Fire Department have turned South County EMS from a mutual aid ambulance into the town’s de facto primary medical responder. The Hatfield Select Board […]