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Greenfield murder suspect pleads not guilty, held without bail
GREENFIELD — Taaniel Herberger-Brown, the Greenfield man accused of murdering Christopher Hairston, of Pittsfield, and leaving his body at his Chapman Street apartment, was held without the right to…
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7mSounds Local: New music keeps coming in the Pioneer Valley
Upcoming local musical highlights include Low Lily's performance in Shelburne Falls this Friday, Buzzard's new album release and The Suitcase Junket's record release show at the Iron Horse.
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4mBook Review: Local sisters whose lives took them in different directions publish children’s book about chosen family — and find common ground
Sisters Joan Wick Pelletier and Jane Wick Savage collaborated to publish a children's book titled 'The Tale of Squich and Squod of Goldenrod,' bringing their academic and artistic worlds together.
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7mArts Briefs: An Erving Public Library exhibit, a church folk concert and more
Next ‘Honoring Elders’ program to highlight Spittle, Drohen Gail Mason will convene the next “Honoring Elders” event at the Wendell Meetinghouse, featuring Nancy Spittle and Rick Drohen, on Tuesday, Oct. 27, at 6:30 p.m. “Honoring Elders” celebrations provide opportunities to learn about the honored individuals and their role in shaping local environments, and to share […]
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4mChristopher E. Record
<html><head></head><body>Christopher E. Record<br /><br />Buckland, MA - Christopher E. Record passed away peacefully on October 7, 2026, with his beloved wife Sharon, by his side, following a courageous 19-year battle with cancer.<br /><br />Chris an ...
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6mH.S. Roundup: Athol girls volleyball sweeps Mahar at Dig Pink Night
ORANGE — Giana Vaillancourt did a little bit of everything for the Athol girls volleyball team on Tuesday. Whether it was sacrificing her body for the defense or delivering thunderous serves, the senior was up to the task for the Bears in a 3-0 win over Mahar Regional at Grzesik-Bixby Gymnasium. The versatility of Vaillancourt’s game helps on the court and with her teammates. “I think it’s a staple for the team,” Vaillancourt said. “Someone who is able to do all that stuff. It’s what a captain should do. You need that. I love being a versatile player, if I see […]