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My Turn: Cheap pops and chair shots
Decades ago, when an internet connection meant the screech of an overstrained modem, my friends and I would waste our hours writing out imaginary wrestling promos. Why, you ask. Well, at the time…
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7mArts Briefs: Film director at Garden Cinemas, Música Franklin concert series and more
‘Situations’ director to attend question-and-answer session at Garden Cinemas The Garden Cinemas in Greenfield will welcome Greg Vrotsos, a Massachusetts-born director and star of “Situations,” on Friday, Oct. 2, at 6:30 p.m. for a question-and-answer session following the film. “Situations” is set three months after a painful breakup. A Los Angeles-based photographer drifts through Silverlake’s […]
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8mSounds Local: Radio show promotes the live music of Franklin County
WMCB-LP's Mik Muller is seeking local music recordings for the 'Franklin County Live!' radio show. Meanwhile, the community prepares for an upcoming performance by the Sam Grisman Project and mourns the passing of longtime local musician Robert 'Tex' LaMountain.
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2mBarbara M. Sarrazin
<html><head></head><body>Barbara M. Sarrazin<br /><br />Greenfield, MA - Barbara M. (Greene) Sarrazin, 86, of Greenfield, Ma, died peacefully on September 22, 2026. She was born in Northampton, Ma on May 8, 1940. She is predeceased by her husband, Pau ...
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6mH.S. Roundup: Franklin Tech girls volleyball blanks Mohawk
The Franklin Tech volleyball team cruised past Mohawk Trail Regional, 3-0, on Tuesday in Turners Falls. Set scores were 25-19, 25-18 and 25-17 in the Western league matchup. The Eagles (6-2, 5-0 Western) are ranked seventh in the state in the first MIAA power rankings for Division 5. They are the highest ranked local team […]
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7mMaple Leaf Foods to close Turners Falls factory, consolidate to Indianapolis
Maple Leaf Foods announced plans to close its Turners Falls and Seattle production facilities by late 2027 to consolidate plant protein production into a single center in Indianapolis.