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Is love blind?: Popular Netflix series ‘Love Is Blind’ holds first open casting for New England singles
08-16-2024 9:42 AM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

The premise behind the Netflix series “Love Is Blind” is simple: fall in love and commit to marrying someone before you ever see them.The casting agency for “Love Is Blind,” Kinetic Content Casting, is looking for New England singles who are looking...


Route 2 redesign in Erving looks to increase pedestrian safety, reduce speeding
08-15-2024 5:06 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

ERVING — With its Route 2 redesign proposals, the state Department of Transportation (MassDOT) is looking to address a lack of crosswalks and bus stops, increase pedestrian safety, mitigate speeding and widen narrow areas.The idea to install a...


A dog day of summer: Annual Mutts in Need fundraiser returns Saturday
08-15-2024 1:46 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE — The Friends of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Regional Dog Shelter’s annual “Mutts in Need” fundraiser promises a tail-wagging good time on Saturday.The fundraiser will hold its recurring silent auction and raffle along with a variety...


Partial demolition plan approved for Erving’s International Paper Mill
08-13-2024 5:17 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

ERVING — The Selectboard, Capital Planning Committee and Finance Committee unanimously accepted a bid proposal from Tighe & Bond on Monday for the partial demolition of the former International Paper Mill, thus moving the town forward with a plan that...


Montague, Turners Falls Fire District receive grants for clean water projects
08-13-2024 9:18 AM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE — The town and the Turners Falls Fire District both received grants from the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust board of trustees, in partnership with the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection, that will allow for water asset...


Talks on river corridors could inform future bylaws in Bernardston
08-12-2024 3:25 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

BERNARDSTON — Town officials discussed areas of Bernardston that are most susceptible to flood damage during a presentation on the town’s six river corridors last week that could inform future discussions on bylaws regulating infrastructure in those...


Musket balls found in Greenfield reveal new details of Great Falls Massacre in 1676
08-11-2024 12:01 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GREENFIELD — Archaeologists are continuing their work in Greenfield after an enlightening discovery that has changed the way historians view the path of conflict between British soldiers and Native Americans during the Great Falls Massacre of...


Bernardston seeks solution following elimination of before-school, after-school programs
08-09-2024 4:21 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

BERNARDSTON — Town and school officials are seeking solutions to provide child care following the elimination of the before-school and after-school programs that were available at the elementary school.Low enrollment numbers at Bernardston Elementary...


Calling all souls: Christian music festival SoulFest coming to Franklin County Fairgrounds Aug. 15-17
08-09-2024 12:38 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

The Christian music festival SoulFest is coming to the Franklin County Fairgrounds for a weekend of music, community and advocacy from Aug. 15-17. The festival has been operating since 1998, combining music from popular Christian music acts across...


In wake of declining membership, Spiritual Alliance to close Lake Pleasant temple for winter
08-04-2024 8:21 AM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

LAKE PLEASANT — Declining membership and financial strain are taking a toll on The National Spiritual Alliance (TNSA), which is celebrating the 150th anniversary of spiritualism’s arrival and the founding of Lake Pleasant in 1874.As a result, TNSA...


‘More than just a building’: Groundbreaking ceremony held for new Shutesbury library
08-02-2024 6:02 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

SHUTESBURY — A decades-long goal came one step closer to fruition on Friday with the groundbreaking ceremony for a new 4,400-square-foot library at 66 Leverett Road. “Some people say it takes a village. I say it takes a plan, and it’s taken 28 years...


Traditional mishoon paddle held in advance of Native American heritage festival
08-02-2024 5:54 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — Marking the return of the annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival, paddlers set off from Barton Cove on Friday, with a traditional Wampanoag dugout canoe called a mishoon leading a group of kayaks, canoes and paddle boards down the Connecticut...


Montague town official shares firsthand account of California wildfires
08-01-2024 5:26 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

CATHEYS VALLEY, Calif. — Since Montague Conservation Commission member Sean Werle began living in California with his wife in 2018, he has gained a fair share of experience with wildfires.“It’s part of life in California,” said Werle, who also...


Montague Conservation Commission issues cease and desist order for Falls Farm
07-31-2024 5:48 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE — Falls Farm must end all activities within the wetlands resource area and buffer zone on its property, following a cease and desist order issued by the Montague Conservation Commission on Tuesday.Additionally, following in the footsteps of...


Turners Falls celebration of Native American culture helps ‘change the energy’ of historic area
07-30-2024 2:43 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

TURNERS FALLS — With the annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival, organizers look to blend centuries of Native American history and culture into a weekend of celebration.The land where the festival will be held on Aug. 3 and 4 holds particular...


Erving resident tapped as VP of national Oil and Energy Service Professionals organization
07-30-2024 1:27 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

ERVING — As Erving resident Scott Nicholas moves into the role of vice president of the national Oil and Energy Service Professionals organization, the 37-year-old aspires to get a younger generation involved in the field. “If you look at the oil and...


Franklin County towns back paint recycling bill
07-28-2024 2:01 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

Towns across Franklin County have signed letters in support of a paint recycling bill that advocates say could save municipalities money and help protect the environment.Bernardston, Northfield, Montague, Deerfield, Sunderland and Hawley have signed...


MassDEP to take oversight of wetlands violations, erosion at Falls Farm
07-26-2024 5:50 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

SUNDERLAND — The state Department of Environmental Protection will begin overseeing the erosion and wetlands issues at Falls Farm following a unanimous vote of the Sunderland Conservation Commission on Thursday. Diane McClellan, representing Falls...


‘A tremendously important geologic feature’: History of Jurassic armored mud balls detailed
07-26-2024 2:47 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

It was 1970 when Greenfield Community College Professor Emeritus Richard Little first discovered Jurassic armored mud balls in the sandstone cable anchors of a now-dismantled suspension bridge over the Connecticut River between Turners Falls and Gill....


After turbulent few years, Christmas in July organizers hope for fair weather
07-25-2024 12:27 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — The Christmas in July celebration has been a local tradition since 2003. In the last four years, though, cancellations or delays have become secondary traditions, impacting the event’s continuity.Longtime organizer Sharon Constantine is hopeful...

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