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Victory Lap with Jessica Lapachinski: The car ride home — How to not ruin your athlete’s confidence in 10 minutes
Some of the most psychologically damaging moments in youth sports happen during the car ride home. Following a game or competition, your child’s nervous system is flying high. Whether they won…
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3mGreenfield resident Molly Miller tapped as new Leyden town clerk
Molly Miller of Greenfield has been appointed as the new town clerk for Leyden, replacing George Stephan.
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3mMontague Public Libraries seek recipe submissions for cookbook
The Montague Public Libraries are accepting recipe submissions for a community cookbook.
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6mNorth County Notebook: July 31, 2026
Bernardston Historical Society Museum open Sunday BERNARDSTON — The Bernardston Historical Society Museum at 20 Church St. will be open Sunday, Aug. 2, from 1 to 4 p.m. Included in the museum’s collection are household relics, vintage farm implements, historic photos, and the Lumen Nelson taxidermy collection of small mammals and birds. One of the […]
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7mA stirring sequel: Pioneer Valley Bookstore Crawl returns with an expanded footprint
For book lovers in the Valley, a weekend road trip just got a lot more rewarding. Sixteen independent booksellers have joined forces for the second annual Pioneer Valley Bookstore Crawl, a season-long scavenger hunt that turns local shopping into a community-wide adventure, running through Aug. 31. Driven by a customized passport system, the expanded event that’s already underway and runs through August has more than doubled its roster from last year, offering prizes, community connections and a structured map to help readers discover hidden literary gems right in their own backyard. The independent shops anchoring this year’s crawl span across the […]
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5mGreenfield Conservation Commission hears proposal for Mohawk Trail hotel
The Greenfield Conservation Commission continued a hearing regarding a proposed three-story hotel and restaurant at 125 Mohawk Trail until Aug. 11 to allow developers more time to provide details on the site's environmental conditions.