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Leo Lacwasan explains his application for a special permit for a disc golf course during a New Salem Planning Board hearing on Saturday behind Town Hall.

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Abuttors express concerns for proposed disc golf course in New Salem

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterAugust 17, 2020

Organizer Ray Younghans, an Orange resident, and Leominster resident Donna Fiduccia hold signs in support of Trump at a rally in Orange on Saturday.

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Demonstration in Orange for Trump: ‘The silent majority is here’

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterJuly 26, 2020

More Massachusetts voters will have the option to vote by mail thanks to a new law signed this month.

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Area clerks respond to state’s effort to expand voting by mail

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterJuly 24, 2020

Warwick residents gather outside Town Hall for Saturday’s Town Meeting, in which the majority voted to withdraw from the Pioneer Valley Regional District.

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Warwick TM voters OK leaving Pioneer School District

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterJuly 20, 2020

Pavilions, playgrounds and the beach at the Green River Swimming and Recreation Area are not yet open. Sand was still piled up on the beach, below, and the dam was still open, but some people were wading Thursday.

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Franklin County communities tread lightly while reopening beaches, parks

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterJune 5, 2020

Family, friends and local first responders celebrated Winifred Callahan's 100th birthday on Saturday with a drive-by birthday parade past her Greenfield home on Pray Drive.

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Orange, Greenfield residents celebrate 100 years

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterMay 17, 2020

Despite challenges posed by remote learning, teachers have found ways to connect remotely with students on Individualized Educational Plans (IEP).

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Meeting the challenge of providing special ed. remotely

by Mary Byrne Staff Writers, Zack DeLuca Staff Writers, Max Marcus Staff Writers, Anita Fritz Staff Writers, Domenic Poli Staff Writers, and Greg Vine Staff WritersMay 15, 2020

Gov. Charlie Baker

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School’s out this year: Area officials respond to governor’s order

by Mary Byrne Staff Writers, Zack DeLuca Staff Writers, Domenic Poli Staff Writers, Max Marcus Staff Writers, and Greg Vine Staff WritersApril 22, 2020

Nick Podlesney, manager at Animal Crackers on Deerfield Street in Greenfield, sells pet food to Nick Mogelinski, of New Salem.

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Business networks create lists of what’s open, what’s not

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterApril 14, 2020

The track at Frontier Regional School is set to be replaced, though the timeline remains uncertain.

Frontier Regional moves forward with track replacement project

by Mary Byrne Staff WriterApril 8, 2020