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My Turn: Jeromie Whalen — progressive is practical
There are many things I could say about Jeromie Whalen as a candidate running for U.S. Congress. However, I would like to focus on the character of the son, brother, educator and advocate whom I am…
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8mMontague Police Logs: June 22 to July 5, 2026
Monday, June 22 12:34 p.m. — Passerby noticed the front door to an address on Millers Falls Road looks like it was kicked in. Damaged door frame. Officer advising the front door is broken but there is a padlock on it. However, the back door is open. Requesting backup to make entry. No one is inside the building. Unable to determine if anything is missing. Photos taken. 3:45 p.m. — Reporting party on Millers Falls Road states she and her family just bought the property, and the front door is smashed and the back door is wide open. See prior call. […]
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7mSounds Local: New tracks you need to hear: The Suitcase Junket, Wallace Field and Kimaya Diggs drop fresh singles
There has been so much new music coming our way here at Sounds Local that it’s been hard to keep up with it all. In the past few weeks, some of the area’s favorite musicians have released singles from upcoming albums scheduled to drop this fall. There are a number of excellent new tunes you […]
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8mArts Briefs: Jazz music in New Salem, 'Unmasking the Monstrous' in Greenfield, and more
Yvonne Rogers to perform at the 1794 Meetinghouse The 1794 Meetinghouse is hosting an afternoon jazz concert with acclaimed pianist and composer Yvonne Rogers on Sunday, July 26 at 4 p.m. at 26 South Main St. in New Salem. Based in Brooklyn and recognized as a 2026 Roulette Awarded Artist and Next Jazz Legacy Awardee, Rogers delivers an organic, nature-inspired approach to rhythm and harmony rooted in her rural Maine upbringing. The performance showcases her distinctive improvisational style, drawing from her debut album, “Seeds,” as well as her recent solo piano release, “The Button Jar.” Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 […]
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4mBalkan brass meets western Mass: World-renowned Zlatne Uste plays Buckland Public hall this weekend
New York City-based Balkan brass band Zlatne Uste is scheduled to perform a high-energy concert and dance party at Buckland Public Hall on July 25, organized by the non-profit Fabric of Life.
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4mBulletin Board: Frontier crowned in Franklin Tech Girls Summer League hoops final
The Frontier girls summer league basketball team reigned supreme, registering a 46-18 win over Mahar in the championship game on Tuesday at Franklin Tech. Frontier closed out the season with an unblemished,11-0 record. Abby Cendrowski and Harper Modestow led Frontier with 16 points each. Cendrowski is going to be a freshman next season for the […]