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2 weeks ago
Franklin County municipal electricity rates going up
The municipal energy aggregation programs in fifteen Franklin County towns will see an increase in electricity rates.
2 weeks ago
Rider thrown from horse in Whately
An individual on horseback was thrown from the horse on North Street in Whately Wednesday afternoon.
2 weeks ago
Greenfield Recreation afterschool program to continue next year
The Greenfield City Council met Wednesday evening and heard from city officials and residents alike
2 weeks ago
Indian Orchard man convicted in Franklin County
A Franklin County Superior Court jury has convicted Brandon Eugenio, of Indian Orchard, on multiple charges related to physical and sexual violence against a former partner over a four year period when the couple lived in Shutesbury.
2 weeks ago
Deerfield police warn of solicitors going door-to-door
Deerfield Police are warning the community of a door-to-door sales scam.
2 weeks ago
The results are clear–local radio works in Franklin County
In very measurable ways, marketing your business through local radio is one of the strongest and effective ways to achieve results.
2 weeks ago
4 alarm fire on Main St. in Millers Falls
A 4-alarm fire broke out at 29 E. Main Street in Millers Falls last night
2 weeks ago
Shelburne receives grant for digital accessibility
The town of Shelburne is one of 67 recipients of the Massachusetts Community Compact grant program, where for the first time in the program’s history, funding has been prioritized for accessibility projects
2 weeks ago
Police investigating vehicle off road on Munson Street
On Monday night at approximately 9:30 p.m., authorities responded to reports of a stuck vehicle on Munson Street in Greenfield near the Masonic Lodge.
2 weeks ago
Alleged attempted break-in at Marshall’s Country Store
Two individuals have been apprehended in relation to the alleged attempted break-in that occurred over the weekend at Marshall’s Country Store in Bernardston.
2 weeks ago
Land Court upholds rejection of battery energy storage bylaw in Wendell
Massachusetts Land Court has upheld the decision of the Attorney General to reject the battery energy storage bylaw in Wendell that was crafted by the No Assault & Batteries group.
2 weeks ago
Greenfield man wins $1 million on scratch ticket
Keith Poirier of Greenfield has claimed the $1 million winning ticket in the Massachusetts State Lottery.
2 weeks ago
$50K grant for water quality monitoring of the Connecticut River
The Connecticut River Watershed Council has been awarded a $50,000 grant as part of a statewide push to monitor water quality.
3 weeks ago
Temporary cell tower installed at Shelburne Police Dept.
The Shelburne Police Department have installed a temporary cell tower adjacent to their station on Route 2 while the region deals with an AT&T tower outage.
3 weeks ago
Budget season begins in Greenfield City Council
This Wednesday, the Greenfield City Council will convene to hear from the School Department and the Mayor’s Office on the upcoming year’s budget
3 weeks ago
DA’s Office to host 221st anniversary of Irish immigrants wrongful execution
The Northwestern District Attorney’s Office, in coordination with the Northampton St. Patrick’s Association, will host a commemoration marking the 221st anniversary of the case of Dominic Daley and James Halligan
3 weeks ago
Hawley to elect new Selectboard, School Committee members
The Town of Hawley is preparing for their Annual Town Election to be held on May 4th, followed one week later by the Annual Town Meeting on May 11th.
3 weeks ago
Orange firefighter graduates Mass DFS program
Orange Interim Fire Chief James Young presented a certificate of completion to his son, Dylan Young
3 weeks ago
Zoning bylaw changes coming to Shelburne
he Shelburne Planning Board is working to bring the Town’s Zoning bylaws pertaining to manufactured dwellings, multi-family dwellings, flood plains, and Battery Energy Storage Systems into alignment with the state.
3 weeks ago
Conway School students presenting on housing in Deerfield
At next Thursday’s Deerfield Zoning Board of Appeals meeting, graduate students from the Conway School will present a review of bylaws and regulations that influence housing development and how different housing types address a variety of community needs.
