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H.S. Roundup: Amherst girls soccer survives Frontier comeback bid (VIDEO)
AMHERST — Aliya Morales-Fernandez bled for a victory for the Amherst Regional girls soccer team on Thursday afternoon. While protecting a one-goal lead with less than 30 seconds to play, Frontier…
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5mDrawn to stationery: Conway resident opens Works on Paper in Greenfield
Conway resident Alexis Arcaro opened Works on Paper, a new stationery store located at 16 Miles St. in Greenfield.
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13mGreenfield takes stock of viral attention: Businesses, officials weigh in after coverage of lesbian bar Last Ditch takes national spotlight
A controversy surrounding the loosening of a mask mandate at Last Ditch, a lesbian bar in Greenfield, has drawn national media attention and sparked debate among local residents, officials, businesses and community activists.
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5mBulletin Board: Records fall at 32nd Don Maynard 5k
Ryan Spofford (Leyden) and Emily D’Souza (Amherst) set course records on their way to victories at the 32nd Annual Don Maynard Memorial 5K road race on Sept. 19 in Greenfield. Mark Rabasco and Daniel Mickus, both of Greenfield, were second and third respectively in the male category. Natalie Wainwright and Linda Spooner rounded out the […]
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5mRestorative justice program that expanded to Franklin County proving 'transformative'
Communities for Restorative Justice expanded its partnership with the Northwestern District Attorney's Office into Franklin County to provide alternative resolution paths for certain criminal cases.
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4mQuabbin Days returns for second year
The second annual Quabbin Days celebration is scheduled to take place from Oct. 9 to Oct. 12, featuring various community activities, historical presentations and new partnerships across the 12-town region.