Greenfield Recorder
On the Ridge with Joe Judd: Turkey trouble!
With the first days of the 2026 Massachusetts Turkey Hunting Season now in sight, stories are pouring in from eastern Massachusetts regarding how wild turkeys are taking over in cities and towns like…
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5mMy Turn: Vote 'no' on Question 7; it's anti-planning
Never have I seen a more anti-community-planning ballot question than No. 7 (Question 7) — single-family homes. Ballot questions don’t arise out of any elected body in the commonwealth, including our Legislature; they can be submitted by anyone or group with enough funding and shoe leather to walk around and gather the required signatures (often […]
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6mRegional Notebook: Oct. 26, 2026
Quabbin Photo Group to present nature photographer’s program, ‘I See You’ BELCHERTOWN — The Quabbin Photo Group will feature Dale Monette’s program “I See You,” a compilation of his nature photographs along with how he captured the images, on Monday, Oct. 26, at 7 p.m. at the Belchertown Recreation Department, 66 State St. “Throughout my […]
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2mIn 11th year, Bobby C raising money for Thanksgiving meals
Local DJ Robert "Bobby C" Campbell is seeking donations by Oct. 30 to fund a Thanksgiving meal fundraiser aimed at feeding 3,100 people across Franklin County.
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5mH.S. Roundup: Mahar football dispatches Martha's Vineyard (VIDEO)
ORANGE — A strong running game and a playmaking defense powered the Mahar Regional football team in a 40-7 win over Martha’s Vineyard Regional on Saturday afternoon at the Woodward Complex. The Vineyarders (1-4) entered the game ranked 30th in the latest MIAA Division 5 power rankings. Martha’s Vineyard had a 7-0 lead in the […]
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5mAddressing mental health and loneliness through art: LaunchSpace's SocialRx program gets United Way funding support
LaunchSpace received a $75,000 multi-year grant from the United Way of Franklin & Hampshire Region to expand its SocialRx program, which addresses mental health and loneliness through community-based creative activities.