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Athol Select Board approves Lord Pond Plaza name change
The Athol Select Board has voted to change the name of Lord Pond Plaza to Mill Brook Crossing, with Vice Chair Marc Maxwell opposing the decision. The name change was supported by over 56% of the 291…
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3mPetersham Art Center hosts new group exhibition
PETERSHAM – The Petersham Art Center will present a new group show featuring the recent works of a painter and two potters. All are invited to join the artists for an opening reception of “Flow and Form: Mosaics, Paintings, & Pottery by Katie Switzer Walsh, Dianne Dolan, and Sevim Kadi” on Sunday, Sept. 13, from […]
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4mWendell’s Diemand Farm celebrating 90th anniversary with festivities
Diemand Farm in Wendell is scheduled to host a celebration on Saturday, Sept. 12, to mark its 90th anniversary and thank the community for nine decades of support.
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4mSusannah Whipps seeks reelection to 2nd Franklin District seat
ATHOL – State Rep. Susannah Whipps is seeking another term representing the 2nd Franklin District and will appear on the Nov. 3 general election ballot as an unenrolled candidate. Whipps, a seventh-generation Athol resident, has served in the Massachusetts House since 2015. Before joining the Legislature, she served nine years on the Athol Selectboard. She […]
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6mH.S. Roundup: Pioneer girls soccer defeats Franklin Tech in Bi-County match up
NORTHFIELD — Kathleen Pillsbury registered her first win as coach of the Pioneer Valley Regional girls soccer team after the Panthers defeated Franklin Tech, 3-0, on Thursday afternoon. “I thought it was a really good showing for our first game,” Pillsbury said. “Everybody contributed. Everybody played and everybody got in. We saw some places where […]
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5mField hockey preview: Local teams gear up for a new season
The Frontier Regional field hockey team made two championship games last season but couldn’t bring any hardware back to South Deerfield. The Redhawks retained a lot of weaponry with plenty of playoff experience. Frontier should find itself with the same types of opportunities this season. Mohawk wants to qualify for the state tournament for the first time in nearly a decade. Franklin Tech made it all the way to the Western Mass. Class C championship game last season and returns enough talent to make another run in the postseason. Greenfield qualified for the state tournament last season but retains a very […]