Greenfield Recorder
Local attorneys await verdict on Question 2, to allow collective bargaining for CPCS employees
Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether Ballot Question 2 should permit employees of the Committee for Public Counsel Services to engage in collective bargaining.
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4mMy Turn: JaDuke Theater a fortress of wealth, talent
Trips to Turners Falls are frequent for me, driving up from my farm in the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. I visit my son Briggs and family, oftentimes coinciding the excursion with his performances playing leading roles in JaDuke Theater productions. Over the last several years of attending shows and getting to know people, I’ve […]
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3mOrange YMCA to hold grand reopening, second Spartan DEKA STRONG event
The YMCA in Orange is scheduled to host a grand reopening and its second Spartan DEKA STRONG competition on Saturday, Oct. 24, at the Orange Innovation Center.
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2mBulletin Board: Orange Turkey Trot 5K enters its third year on November 7
Entering its third year, the Orange Turkey Trot 5K takes place on Nov. 7 in Orange. All proceeds go directly to food pantries in Athol and Orange. A festive group of friends, families, and community members came together to support the runners last year. Athletes of all experience levels can show up to run or […]
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8mNeal touts record, Milleron pitches change in heated 1st Congressional District debate
Incumbent Democratic U.S. Rep. Richard Neal and Independent challenger Nadia Milleron debated key issues such as tariffs, tax reform and foreign policy ahead of the Nov. 3 election for Massachusetts' 1st Congressional District.
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11mWhere to celebrate Halloween in Franklin County, North Quabbin
Various towns throughout Franklin County have scheduled a series of Halloween celebrations, including parades, trunk-or-treat events and festivals, taking place between Oct. 24 and Oct. 31.