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National Grid's multi-year project to enhance transmission line capacity
National Grid has started a $470 million project to upgrade a high-voltage transmission line from Vermont to Massachusetts, which will involve replacing structures and foundations, adding new…
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4mIndivisible North Quabbin holds rally to encourage early voting
ORANGE – Around 200 people showed up for Saturday’s “No Kings – Vote Early Block Party,” held at Memorial Park in Orange, according to Ruth Suyanaga, a member of the steering committee of Indivisible North Quabbin (INQ), which organized the event. This was the fourth such rally held by INQ in Orange since President Donald […]
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4mAthol committee focuses on minor private road repairs for draft bylaw
ATHOL – Voters at the Nov. 9 Special Town Meeting will be asked to decide on the town’s responsibility for the upkeep of private roads, however, the article to be presented will deal solely with minor road repairs. At its meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14, the Private Roads Bylaw Advisory Committee were presented with several […]
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5mEast-west rail gets $130 million federal boost; Boston passenger service targeted for 2030
SPRINGFIELD — Connecting western Massachusetts to Boston through a passenger rail system took a major step this week with the securing of $130 million in federal funding, Gov. Maura Healey announced Friday. Healey traveled to Springfield Union Station to announce the funding alongside U.S. Rep. Richard Neal and many other state and local legislators, after […]
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6m‘They are not a statistic’: Survivors of domestic violence share their stories
Local advocates and survivors gathered in Greenfield on Thursday night for an event titled Voices Carry: Honoring Domestic Violence Survivors to offer support and remembrance for those affected by domestic violence.
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8mNearly $923K conserving land in four Franklin County, North Quabbin towns
Franklin County and the North Quabbin region received $922,750 in state grants to conserve hundreds of acres of land and increase public access to nature preserves.