Fabulous 40s Films presents ‘The Three Musketeers’
GREENFIELD — On Monday Feb. 2, the Greenfield Garden Cinemas and Jonathan Boschen will host the second Fabulous 40s Film of 2026 with the “The Three Musketeers.”
The movie was produced and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and stars Gene Kelley, Vincent Price, Angela Lansbury and June Allyson.
The 1948 film “The Three Musketeers” was adapted from the 1844 novel written by Alexandre Dumas, of the same name. The movie follows young D’Artagnan (Gene Kelley) as he travels to Paris and joins forces with the loyal musketeers Athos, Porthos and Aramis to defend the honor of Queen Anne. Together, they battle political intrigue and betrayal, led by the Cardinal Richelieu (Vincent Price) who believes that “with thinking,” his “impulsive enemies will be helpless.”
Boschen’s introduction starts at 6:30 p.m. and a screening of the movie will immediately follow. Admission is $11 for adults, and $8.50 seniors and students, and free for kids 14 and under.
Health Occupations Job Fair on Feb. 2
GREENFIELD — The MassHire Franklin Hampshire Career Center is hosting a Health Occupations Job Fair at Greenfield Community College in the dining commons on Monday, Feb. 2, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
There, job-seekers can network and meet local employers, including Cooley Dickinson VNA & Hospice, Hilltown Community Health Center, The United Arc, ServiceNet, Cooley Dickinson Health Care, Guardian Angel Concierge Services, Mass PCA Directory, Heywood Healthcare, Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, Guardian Angel Senior Services, Executive Office of Veterans Services, Excel Nursing and Home Care Services, International Health Solutions, Gill-Montague Regional School District, Greenfield Public Library, MiraVista Behavioral Health, Community Center of Franklin County, and Integritus Healthcare (Charlene Manor, Linda Manor).
The event is free and open to the public. For more information, visit masshirefhcareers.org.
Native Plant Trust welcomes new board chair
WAYLAND — Native Plant Trust, the nation’s first plant conservation organization dedicated exclusively to native plants, has elected David Martland as chair of its board of trustees. Martland, who has served on the board since 2023, succeeds Bill Huyett during a period of significant growth for the 125-year-old conservation organization.
Martland brings with him an expertise in nonprofit leadership, having served as the board chair for Historic New England from 2016-2022, and a background in historic preservation, philanthropy and fundraising. Martland’s election as board chair marks an era of growth and expansion as the organization recently celebrated its 125th year with accomplishments including adding the 10-millionth seed to its rare seed bank, raising record-breaking funds for the organization, and launching Restoration Accelerator™, which provides seed-processing services and climate-controlled storage space for native plant growers who need to clean and store large quantities of seed.
“We are starting the year on a high note,” Native Plant Trust CEO Tim Johnson said. “He [David] has a deserved reputation among his fellow board members as a motivator of action, a passionate advocate for native plants and an effective connector. With David’s leadership, an exceptional board and talented staff, Native Plant Trust is well positioned for growth at a time when our mission is as critical as ever.”
His leadership participation helped the organization collectively raise $530,000 toward its mission of conserving and promoting native plants in the region. Prior to his retirement in 2025, Martland was a partner at the law firm of Nixon Peabody, LLP, where he headed the firm’s corporate transactional practice from 2009 to early 2019.