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Victory Lap with Jessica Lapachinski: Peak performance is a myth
Why are we encouraging athletes to chase something that doesn’t exist? A peak refers to the highest point. The crest. The top. The summit. And that’s exactly the problem. There isn’t a peak to human…
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6mGreenfield exploring moratorium on data centers
The Greenfield City Council is considering a one-year moratorium on data centers to allow time to research the impacts of data centers and how they should be regulated.
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7mMy Turn: DOD dog tag policy marginalizes patriots
For military recruits, getting your dog tags during your in-processing is a special ritual, telling one and all that you are part of the military family. It also serves as a practical reminder that should you die or be wounded serving our country, you can immediately be identified along with your blood type, while also […]
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5mFlutie 5K for Autism returns to Bernardston for third year
The 2026 Flutie 5K for Autism will return to Bernardston on June 13, with proceeds going to fund activities and events for clients of The United Arc.
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5m'It was his dream job': John Whitney retires from Greenfield Fire Department after nearly 30 years
Capt. John Whitney retired from the Greenfield Fire Department after a nearly 30-year career, following a brain cancer diagnosis. He was honored with a celebration by his colleagues.
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9mSounds Local: A band that 'Kept Rising': The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow celebrates a new era with a performance in Shelburne Falls
“Kept Rising” is an apt name for the new album by The Whiskey Treaty Roadshow. The band formed in 2014, and like any group that has been together that long, they have endured their share of ups and downs. But over the years, because of their commitment to their friendship and to the music, The […]