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My Turn: Mayday Mayday: A distress call to rescue democracy
May Day (May 1) is recognized around the world as International Workers’ Day. It is a day to celebrate the struggles and actions that organized labor has taken to gain workers’ rights, which…
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5m'Showcasing community': North Quabbin Garlic and Arts Festival returns
The 28th annual North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival is scheduled to take place on Sept. 26 and 27 at Forster Farm in Orange, featuring over 120 exhibitors and various community activities.
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5mPianist, oboist team up for next Brick Church Music Series concert in Deerfield
Oboist Tom Gallant and pianist Wynona Wang are scheduled to perform together as part of The Brick Church Music Series at The First Church of Deerfield on Sunday, Sept. 27.
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3mBernardston to celebrate its farms with Community Harvest Dinner
The Bernardston Agricultural Commission is hosting its first Community Harvest Dinner on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the United Church of Bernardston to raise funds for youth agricultural projects.
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4mArts Briefs: Artists sought at Greenfield library, The Suitcase Junket performance and more
Library seeks artists for month-long shows The Greenfield Public Library has two gallery spaces available for month-long shows in 2027 and is seeking artists who are interested in displaying their work. Online submissions will be accepted from Thursday, Oct. 1, through Monday, Nov. 30. Jurying will take place in December. For guidelines and information on […]
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6mAshfield FilmFest screening of 'Girl Climber' inspires panel discussion on women in male-dominated sports
The Ashfield FilmFest kicked off its opening night with a screening of the documentary "Girl Climber," which follows mountaineer Emily Harrington's quest to scale El Capitan in less than 24 hours.