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On the Run with John Stifler: Beat the heat — hydration tips for summer races and workouts
The women’s marathon in the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles produced two widely circulated images. The first was the photo of Joan Benoit Samuelson throwing her arms up in celebration as she became…
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1mNature Photo Contest
Nature Photo Contest <figure class="wp-block-image size-large"><img src="https://recorder.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/PXL_20260920_021107479.MP_-1024x771.jpg" alt="" class="wp-image-456523"/><figcaption class="wp-element-caption">Richard Andriole of South Deerfield took this photo with his cellphone at dusk in Palm Desert, California. <span class="image-credit"><span class="credit-label-wrapper">Credit:</span> CONTRIBUTED</span></figcaption></figure>
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7mEnsuring student representation: Greenfield's Nate Woodard joins state Board of Higher Education
Greenfield Community College student Nate Woodard has been appointed as a student advisor to the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education to represent community college students statewide. He plans to advocate for issues like mental health resources and affordability.
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5m'Truly what community looks like': Senior citizens enjoy meals and socialization through Mahar Senior Dining Club
The Mahar Senior Dining Club, a partnership between Ralph C. Mahar Regional School, LifePath and the Orange Council on Aging, recently held a grand opening celebration for its program providing nutritious meals and social opportunities to local senior citizens.
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4mFire destroys Turners Falls garage that contained ammunition
No one was injured during a second-alarm fire at a Turners Falls garage on Tuesday morning that destroyed part of a home and triggered explosions due to stored ammunition.
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5mHampshire College to map next life for campus in new master plan
Hampshire College has hired Elkus Manfredi Architects to develop a conceptual master plan for its 800-acre campus over the next three months to explore redevelopment and sale options following the college's decision to close after the fall semester.