Athol Daily News
Mosaic grant will help remedy local impact of opioid epidemic
Sixteen area municipalities are using $81,418 from a Mosaic Municipal Matching Grant and $58,000 in opioid settlement funds to support programs such as Moms Do Care, summer camp scholarships and…
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5m$2.5M to fund Butterfield School redevelopment efforts, continued South Main Street work in Orange
Gov. Maura Healey announced $303 million in state funding for economic development and housing projects across Massachusetts, including $16.6 million allocated to Franklin County.
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4mAthol earns MassSave Impact Award
ATHOL — The town is among 17 recipients across the state to be honored with a 2026 Mass Save Impact Award during a ceremony slated for the State House on Oct. 27. According to Mass Save, the awards recognize “leadership in energy efficiency, electrification, building modernization and other initiatives helping shape a more sustainable and […]
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6mLocal experts predict bright foliage after short delay
New England experts anticipate a vibrant fall foliage season characterized by bright colors despite a delayed peak expected in late October.
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5mState extends public comment on Quabbin water plan withdrawal
The Massachusetts Water Resources Commission has extended the comment period on a controversial request to withdraw an additional 20 million gallons of water per day from the Quabbin Reservoir. The new deadline is Oct. 28, giving western Massachusetts communities an additional two weeks to send in written testimony. Danielle Burney, a spokesperson for the Water […]
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6mMayors for Peace initiative gaining traction in Franklin County
Several Franklin County towns, including Whately, New Salem, Gill and Deerfield, have joined the Mayors for Peace organization to advocate for nuclear abolition.