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Greenfield city councilors consider student internship program
The Greenfield City Council is considering developing an internship program to help students explore different career paths and gain experience in the workforce.
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7mLet's get ready to rumble!: Pioneer Valley Pro Wrestling slams into western Mass. for two shows
Oh, you didn’t know? Well, Pioneer Valley Pro Wrestling is wrapping up its 2026 season with a pair of events, at the Northampton Elks Lodge No. 997 on Nov. 14 and at Franklin County’s YMCA in Greenfield on Dec. 12. The first of the two shows is the promotion’s final regular event of the year, while the one in Greenfield will be a fundraiser for the YMCA. “I think we can turn you into a fan,” PVP Wrestling owner and founder Justin “The Hammer” Tunis said. The Nov. 14 show is being billed as “Go Big Or Go Home 5: Homecoming,” […]
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4mWMass cross country: Frontier Regional's Evan Hedlund places second in Class B boys race
WESTFIELD — Evan Hedlund of Frontier Regional placed second overall at the Western Mass. Class B cross country championships on Saturday at Stanley Park on the campus of Westfield State University. Hedlund finished in 15 minutes, 39 seconds on the 5K course. Trevor Sullivan of Granby placed first (15:16.8) with a blazing time and a […]
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5mLineup announced for sixth annual LAVA Film Festival in Greenfield
The LAVA Center in Greenfield is scheduled to host its sixth annual LAVA Film Festival from Nov. 12 to Nov. 14, featuring works by emerging Massachusetts filmmakers.
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6mVoters defend gun law, and sponsor says it’s a model for other states
Massachusetts voters upheld a 2024 gun reform law with nearly 67% support, despite opposition in several western and central regions.
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8m'We're in sticker shock': Towns seek state aid for Franklin Tech building project
At least five municipalities within the Franklin County Technical School district have requested supplemental state funding to mitigate the high local tax burden caused by the $236.6 million building project.