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My Turn: The challenges that lie ahead
The last time my family shared a political watch party was when then-President Joe Biden debated Republican candidate Donald Trump in June 2024. We were filled with enthusiasm, which became muted…
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4mAshfield looks to address software upgrades, solar array expenses at Special Town Meeting
Ashfield is scheduled to hold a Special Town Meeting on Monday, Nov. 16, to address budget transfers, unpaid bills and an appropriation for the Wastewater Treatment Plant's solar array.
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4m'Small but mighty': Northfield Elementary School collects 552 items in annual food drive
Students at Northfield Elementary School participated in their annual food drive on Tuesday, forming a human chain to deliver 552 donated items to the Northfield Regional Food Pantry at Dickinson Memorial Library.
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6mReal Estate Transactions: Nov. 13, 2026
ATHOL Wendy J. Nolan sold to Paul Fontes, 131 Anzio Road. $257,000. Jose A. Soto Baez sold to Yisthen Ynoa Villa, 45 Chestnut St. $480,000. Rosalie Mary Hardy and William Thomas Hardy Jr. sold to Stacy Ann Jablonski, 419 Harvard Ave. $280,000. Cody E. Nolette sold to 124 Highland Ave. LLC, 124 Highland Ave. $300,000. […]
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5mGreenfield resident offers a stress-free approach at Furry Cheeks Pet Grooming in Hatfield
Patty Murray, owner of Furry Cheeks Pet Grooming in Hatfield, uses a gentle, Fear Free-certified approach to provide personalized care for local dogs and cats.
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10mBusiness Briefs: Nov. 13, 2026
Nominations sought for Difference Makers awards SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest, the business journal of western Massachusetts, is accepting nominations for its 19th annual Difference Makers awards. BusinessWest launched the Difference Makers program in 2009 to recognize and celebrate the work of individuals, groups, businesses and institutions that are positively impacting the communities of western Massachusetts. As […]