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Athol Finance Committee recommends passing 30 of 34 Town Meeting articles
The Athol Finance and Warrant Advisory Committee recommended passing 30 of the 34 Town Meeting articles, with two recommended against and two held until the next meeting. The two articles that were…
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4mNew restaurant in Athol offers Acadian cuisine
ATHOL – A new restaurant, The Little Kitchen Café, has opened near the Uptown Common in Athol, and in addition to New England breakfast and lunch, offers traditional Acadian dishes. The business is located at 1493 Main St., which used to be home to another diner, but otherwise has been vacant for years. Owner Cindy […]
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5mCommission unveils 2026 Rural Policy Plan at State House
The Rural Policy Advisory Commission (RPAC) unveiled its 2026 Rural Policy Plan at the Statehouse on Friday, Oct. 23. This document serves as a five-year plan.
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3mBusiness hopefuls will make their pitch at the Athol Business Showcase
ATHOL – At the upcoming Small Business Showcase, five local entrepreneurs will pitch their business ideas to three judges in the hopes of winning $10,000. The event takes place on Thursday, Nov. 5, from 6 to 8 p.m. in Memorial Hall at Athol Town Hall and is part of the Remaking Main Street campaign coordinated […]
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6mMassachusetts residents to decide practicality, feasibility of same-day voter registration through Question 4
Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to approve Ballot Question 4, an initiative seeking to allow eligible residents to register to vote on Election Day.
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5mAthol YMCA food pantry responds to growing need
ATHOL – Starting from a closet with basic items to opening a grocery store-style food pantry; the Athol Area YMCA is growing its reach to help the community at a time when the need is high. “We’re pulling in 10-30 new people per week….” said Laurie Saisa, child care service director and food pantry director […]