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For whom the bale tolls: Jae Silverman’s grassroots mission crops up in Conway
The windrow — a long row of cut hay — is an iconic symbol of New England farming. Windrow Farm, based in Conway, celebrates agricultural traditions by focusing on the careful timing of hay cutting…
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6mGreenfield officials look to fix zoning error regarding multifamily lots
The Greenfield Planning Board discussed potential zoning amendments to allow multiple multifamily buildings on a single lot.
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2mNorth Quabbin Notebook: Aug. 8, 2026
‘Quabbin Quilts of Old’ to be on display NEW SALEM — The Swift River Valley Historical Society’s quilt collection will be on display in the sanctuary of the Prescott Church on the society’s 40 Elm St. property on two Sundays this month. “Quabbin Quilts of Old” will be available for viewing from 1 to 4 […]
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3mAnnual Dinner by the River returns to Orange on Aug. 29
Ask Me Now has been hired to perform at the 2026 Dinner by the River, an annual fundraising event organized by the Orange Revitalization Partnership scheduled for Aug. 29 at Riverfront Park.
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6mUnmasking the monsters within: Ceramic artist Wade Boswell's first solo exhibition in Greenfield explores healing, self-acceptance
Ceramic artist Wade Boswell is set to open his first solo gallery exhibition, "Unmasking the Monstrous," from July 31 to August 8 to explore themes of healing and self-acceptance through hand-built sculptures.
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4mFinding their voice: How a Greenfield choir is using the power of music to restore speech
The Healing Harmonies Choir, led by vocal instructor Eileen Ruby, is a choir for people with communication challenges associated with neurological conditions, which meets twice a month at the Greenfield Public Library and provides a supportive environment for people to sing and harmonize.