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My Turn: Choose kindness over fear
I’ve always believed that talking to strangers is one of the last simple ways to make life better. Not in a grand, world‑saving way, but in the small, human way that actually matters. You hear…
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5mAI advancements leave governors on edge
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey joined other political leaders in calling for federal oversight and guardrails to manage the rapid development of artificial intelligence.
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6mGreenfield ZBA approves Dollar Tree signs with size limits
The Greenfield Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved Dollar Tree's request to install new signs at 107 Main St., though officials amended the permit to limit the letters to a maximum height of 24 inches.
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2mOrange man injured after motorcycle strikes bear in Petersham
A 71-year-old man was seriously injured and airlifted to UMass Memorial Medical Center after his motorcycle collided with a bear on Route 122 in Petersham on Saturday morning.
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3mLake Pleasant basement fire likely caused by lithium-ion battery, chief says
Firefighters extinguished a basement fire at a Lake Pleasant home on Monday afternoon that was reportedly caused by a lithium-ion battery.
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6mH.S. girls volleyball preview: Local teams back on the court
There were some state tournament appearances and wins for local volleyball squads last season. Some significant coaching changed took place. Anna Duquette takes over in Athol, while Abby Loynd takes the reins in Turners Falls. Brian Campbell is now the coach in Greenfield. In Buckland, Bob Mastorakis takes over the Mohawk Trail squad who won […]