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H.S. Roundup: Greenfield girls soccer falls to Smith Vocational
NORTHAMPTON — The Greenfield girls soccer team could not keep up with Smith Vocational in a 6-1 loss on Tuesday afternoon. The Vikings got a hat trick from Savannah Fredette in the win. Julianis…
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3mBrady Wood medals, Franklin Tech places second at MIAA Division 3 West golf championship
LUDLOW — Brady Wood of the Franklin Tech golf team chose an excellent time to play some of the best golf of his young career on Tuesday afternoon. The freshman carded a 79 at the MIAA Division 3 West Championship at luxurious Ludlow Country Club, which was good for individual medalist honors for the Eagles. […]
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7m'Celebrating the things that unite us': Trial Court marks 10th annual Cultural Appreciation Week
Franklin County celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Trial Court's Cultural Appreciation Week with a series of events featuring diverse speakers, musical performances and community resources at the Franklin County Justice Center in Greenfield.
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5mSpeed dating-style session helps voters prep for nine ballot questions
The League of Women Voters of Franklin County held a speed dating-style information session at Greenfield Community College to educate voters about the nine ballot questions appearing on the upcoming Nov. 3 ballot.
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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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6m‘Shop, share, show up’: Chamber breakfast explores downtown scene in Franklin County
The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce hosted a discussion featuring expert Matt Wagner and local leaders to explore national trends and regional strategies for revitalizing downtown areas in a post-COVID landscape.