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Athol couple sentenced on drug trafficking charges
GREENFIELD – An Athol couple has been sentenced to state prison following an investigation that began after an individual overdosed at the residence of one of the defendants, according to the…
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6mFollowing a teen’s death in Hatfield, ‘Jesse’s Law’ makes its way to Beacon Hill
BOSTON — More than three years after 19-year-old Northampton High School graduate Jesse Johansmeyer was fatally struck by a pickup truck and left to die leaving a bonfire party in Hatfield, his mother testified before legislators last Friday morning in support of a proposed bill that would legally compel bystanders to call 911 in the event […]
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6mSportsman's Corner: Deer permit drawing 2026
Congratulations to those of you who applied for a Massachusetts Antlerless Deer Permit in Zone 5. This year, 100% of those who applied were chosen for permits. The trend in Massachusetts is clearly a higher percentage of hunters receiving antlerless permits, as deer density numbers in most of the state’s management zones are above the […]
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7m‘People are valuing shopping local’: Area farmers markets see rising interest amid national food safety concerns
Franklin County farmers markets are experiencing increased consumer interest as shoppers seek local food sources following a nationwide cyclosporiasis outbreak.
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7mSounds Local: ‘It’s a cosmic thing’: Rebranded Charlemont Roots Reggae Festival brings international lineup this Saturday
The Charlemont Roots Reggae Festival returns this weekend on Saturday, Aug. 8 from noon to 10 p.m. at the Charlemont Fairgrounds. The festival has deep roots in Franklin County, starting in 1985 when Ras Jahn Bullock and Loose Caboose first held a reggae show in Charlemont. Abdul Baki would later establish the Charlemont Reggae Festival in […]
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7mSounds Local: ‘It’s a cosmic thing’: Rebranded Charlemont Roots Reggae Festival brings international lineup this Saturday
The Charlemont Roots Reggae Festival returns this weekend on Saturday, Aug. 8 from noon to 10 p.m. at the Charlemont Fairgrounds. The festival has deep roots in Franklin County, starting in 1985 when Ras Jahn Bullock and Loose Caboose first held a reggae show in Charlemont. Abdul Baki would later establish the Charlemont Reggae Festival in […]