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Financial matters to be decided at Royalston Town Meeting
06-08-2023 5:01 PM

By GREG VINE

ROYALSTON – At this Saturday’s Annual Town Meeting, voters will determine whether funding for a number of different purposes gets approved.Town Meeting takes place on Saturday, June 10, 10 a.m. in the second-floor auditorium at Town Hall, 13 On the...


Athol Police to begin using body cams
05-18-2023 4:16 PM

By Greg Vine

ATHOL – Police officers in Athol will soon be outfitted with a new piece of equipment—an item which Chief Craig Lundgren said he was initially skeptical of, but now sees as indispensable.Starting Monday, each officer will be equipped with a body...


Petersham Orthodox Congregational Church celebrates bicentennial
05-17-2023 4:58 PM

By MAX BOWEN

PETERSHAM — Since its formation in 1823, the Petersham Orthodox Congregational Church has had a history of community involvement.Over the next few months, these stories and much more will be shared with the community as part of a bicentennial...


Athol Selectboard nixes alcohol-infused ice cream
05-17-2023 4:12 PM

By GREG VINE

ATHOL – The Selectboard almost unanimously denied an application from Nancy Tessier to sell alcohol-infused ice cream products in town.Tessier is owner of Pop’s Sweet Harts, which sells ice cream and other frozen confections in several area...


D.A.R.E. graduates 15 Royalston students
05-04-2023 3:24 PM

Staff Report

ROYALSTON – Fifteen fifth-graders from the Royalston Community School (RCS) participated in a ceremony celebrating their graduation from a 10-week D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program.Local and state dignitaries were on hand for the...


Franklin County Law Day extols ‘cornerstones of democracy’
05-01-2023 5:27 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — The local sheriff and the U.S. magistrate judge assigned to Springfield served as panelists Monday morning for a discussion about the justice system and the “workings of government” before dozens of local students and the public....


A Page from North Quabbin History: A story from the Titanic
04-26-2023 5:08 PM

By Carla CharterOn April 15, 1912, the H.M.S. Titanic sank partway through its maiden voyage. Of those 2,224 passengers on board, 1,517 lost their lives in the freezing water. Despite the ship receiving repeated warnings about icebergs, at 11:40 p.m....


Athol Police overtime covered through transfer
04-26-2023 5:07 PM

By GREG VINE

ATHOL – To cope with an unexpected overtime increase at the police department, the Finance and Warrant Advisory Committee has approved a transfer from its reserve account.The proposal was approved unanimously at the committee’s meeting on Tuesday....


Athol Selectboard briefed on proposed capital expenditures
04-07-2023 4:56 PM

By GREG VINE

ATHOL – The Selectboard got a look at this year’s capital spending plan from the town’s Capital Program Committee (CPC), which calls for $1.2 million in Free Cash for requests by the police, fire, and public works departments. The current Free Cash...


Revenue, convenience expected as temporary plates law kicks in
04-05-2023 5:02 PM

By CHRIS LISINSKI

Under the terms of a new law, Massachusetts car dealerships and sellers can now start issuing temporary registration plates to out-of-state residents who purchase vehicles here.Rep. Smitty Pignatelli of Lenox, who co-filed the original version of a...


Athol Selectboard will revisit Elev8 Cannabis issue at April 18 meeting
04-05-2023 4:52 PM

By GREG VINE

ATHOL – At its meeting on Tuesday, the Selectboard discussed the status of its Host Community Agreement with Elev8 Cannabis, which included the possibility of termination.The license for the marijuana retailer was suspended by the state’s Cannabis...


School threat in Orange deemed not credible
03-31-2023 4:30 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — The daily schedule at Ralph C. Mahar Regional School went uninterrupted Thursday after a reported threat of violence the day before was investigated and deemed not credible.A letter penned by Principal Scott Hemlin and sent to parents and...


Royalston Selectboard sets retirement policy
03-29-2023 5:04 PM

By GREG VINE

ROYALSTON – The Selectboard has established a retirement policy for the town’s police officers and firefighters following several weeks’ deliberation.The issue arose because there are two officers above the age of 65 serving in the police...


New Salem officer facing OUI charge on probation until 2024
03-29-2023 4:59 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — The case of a New Salem Police Officer facing a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol has been continued without a finding until next year after the defendant admitted the prosecution has sufficient facts to prove his...


Alleged stabbers held without bail
03-28-2023 5:36 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE – A district court judge ruled Tuesday afternoon that the state had met its burden in arguing no amount of bail would ensure public safety in the case of three men arrested after allegedly stabbing a man they know on North Main Street before...


3 arrested following stabbing, police pursuit in Orange
03-20-2023 4:35 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

ORANGE — Three men were arrested on Monday morning after allegedly leading police on a high-speed chase into Belchertown after stabbing a man they know on North Main Street.Orange Police Chief James Sullivan said his department was dispatched to North...


New Salem officer faces OUI charge 
02-13-2023 9:21 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD – A New Salem police officer faces a charge of operating under the influence of liquor after he was arrested at a town official’s home late January.Charles J. Brooks, 39, of Amherst Road, Belchertown, pleaded not guilty in Greenfield...


Kilhart: snow and ice budget looks okay – for now
01-31-2023 2:54 PM

By GREG VINE

ATHOL — Despite a recent string of storms dumping plenty of snow, rain, and freezing rain, Public Works Director Dick Kilhart said the department’s snow and ice budget is in fairly good shape.“We’re probably about two-thirds into that snow and ice...


PHOTO: Wolski sworn in as Winchendon Police Chief
01-23-2023 3:23 PM


The Sportsman’s Corner: Ice fishing blues
01-12-2023 2:35 PM

By Mike RocheThe unseasonably mild January we are either enjoying or cursing has gotten a lot of people’s attention. If you are one of us who is dreading the delivery of heating oil, the warmer-than-normal temperatures are saving us a little money on...

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