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From Global to Local: We owe children more
Children attending Amani Children’s Family Primary School in Nairobi, Kenya, are first given warm water, bathing soap and a seaweed-based body gel for washing before entering their classrooms,…
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4mFootball: Franklin Tech saddles up for another run at league title
The Franklin Tech football team has the numbers and the position players to make another run at an Intercounty North league championship this season. The Eagles have one uncertainty in their offensive and defensive line. Some stalwarts graduated, leaving a group who has something to prove this season. “We are going to go as far […]
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5mAOTV advocates for community media funding at State House
ATHOL – Representatives from Athol Orange Community Television and three other regional community media stations traveled to the State House last month to advocate for legislation that would create a new funding source for public access media as cable revenues decline. AOTV joined Greenfield Community Television, Templeton Community Television and Frontier Community Access Television for […]
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5mFit to Play with Jim Johnson: Old-school football
In a recent radio interview the announcer suggested that I am “old school.” I think it was related to a comment I made about how everyone sits in their cars, waiting for their hamburgers or coffee — too much sitting. I suspect everyone my age has a little old school in them and most are […]
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6mGuest columnist Ben Grosscup: I’m going to Cuba to get a new Alzheimer’s drug for my mom
My dad took this image of my mom and me in June 2026, days before my mother received an early-stage dementia diagnosis, likely Alzheimer’s disease. I’ve always expected grief and devastation for families after this diagnosis. The drugs available in the U.S. don’t halt, let alone reverse, progression of this degenerative neurological illness. But my research […]
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4mRunners find community in All of the Above Trail Fest in Northfield
Dozens of participants gathered at the Northfield Mountain Recreation and Environmental Center on Saturday for Beast Coast Trail Running's All of the Above Trail Fest, an inclusive race held to raise funds for the Venture Out Project's mission of making the outdoors accessible to the LGBTQ community.