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Franklin County farmers compete with the GOATs at national goat show
It was goats galore this summer in the Valley as more than 3,000 animals arrived at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield for the American Dairy Goat Association’s National Show, drawing…
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6mIllustrating the rhythm: The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art displays the visual symphony of Jerry Pinkney
Illustrator Jerry Pinkney once said, “I’d like my art to feel the way music sounds.” A new exhibition at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst explores this connection. Featuring more than 75 of Pinkney’s works, the display pairs his illustrations with the music he listened to while creating them. The Eric Carle Museum is hosting “Soul, Sound, and Voice: The Art of Jerry Pinkney” through Sunday, Jan 3, 2027. The show was co-organized with Woodmere, an art museum in Pinkney’s hometown, Philadelphia, which put on the show in 2025. “There is definitely a rhythm to the way […]
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6mGreenfield exhibit ‘Elements and Alchemy’ invites viewers to find their own meaning in abstract art
Artist Kim White's exhibition "Elements and Alchemy" is scheduled to open this August at the Greenfield Public Library, featuring abstract paintings that explore the connection between humanity and the environment through the lens of ancient philosophy.
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5m2,500 Medicare Advantage patients may lose Cooley Dickinson primary care coverage Oct. 1
Approximately 2,500 residents with Blue Cross Blue Shield Medicare Advantage plans will lose coverage for primary care providers affiliated with Cooley Dickinson Hospital starting Oct. 1.
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6mOn Your Health with Dr. Stefan Topolski: Medical mistakes
Mistakes, Aaaah, mistakes are a part of life. To err is human (to forgive “divine”?).* Doctors, more than some healers, are famed — nay, can be infamous — for their pride, ego, hubris and mistakes. Doctors — and healers of all stripes — can do everything right, follow all of the rules, apply the science […]
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10mMontague Police Logs: July 6 to July 19, 2026
Monday, July 6 11:09 a.m. — Report of a female party who is highly intoxicated and trying to break into a building on East Main Street. Officer advised. Officer advises the female party was sitting on the front steps, was not trying to break in. She is going home. Tuesday, July 7 4:26 p.m. — […]