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Get Growing with Mickey Rathbun: Climate change is changing the way we garden in more ways than one
The aesthetics of gardening have changed considerably in the 30 or so years since I started gardening. Back when we bought our first house, in North Amherst, along with an established perennial bed,…
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6mLooky Here art auction continues through Dec. 12 in Greenfield
Looky Here in Greenfield has launched its fifth annual art auction, featuring more than 70 pieces of work from local artists.
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6mGreenfield's Real Pickles wins manufacturing award after 25 years of sustainable growth
Real Pickles in Greenfield was named Manufacturer of the Year for the Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester District.
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6mElection reformers dissect loss after 'polling ahead the entire time'
Organizers of the failed Massachusetts all-party primary ballot question attributed its defeat to aggressive attacks from the political establishment late in the race.
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9mVoters split down the middle as housing ballot question remains uncalled
A ballot question intended to ease the housing crisis and increase the availability of potentially smaller homes has divided voters, creating a nail-biting contest that extended into Wednesday afternoon.
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5mReal Estate Transactions: Nov. 6, 2026
ATHOL Jennifer L. Adams Trust and Jennifer L. Adams sold to Elizabeth C. Whipps, Batchelder Road. $120,000. Francis L. Desrosier Revocable Trust and Francis L. Desrosier sold to Bruno Fisher and Lucinda Fisher, 53 Blanchard Circle. $321,500. Christopher M. Waslaske and Michael J. Waslaske Jr. sold to Anthony M. Waslaske, 511 Brooks Road. $100,000. Pauline […]