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February 5, 2022
SUNDERLAND — In a tradition only a decade older than her, Helen Rodak was presented the Boston Post golden cane on Thursday as Sunderland recognized her as the town’s oldest citizen.The 102-year-old, who founded the restaurant Dimo’s, was joined by...
February 5, 2022
SUNDERLAND — In a tradition only a decade younger than her, Helen Rodak was presented the Boston Post golden cane last Thursday as Sunderland recognized her as the town’s oldest citizen.The 102-year-old, who founded the restaurant Dimo’s, was joined...
February 4, 2022
Parents may have a special stake in them, but having local schools nearby means perks for all homebuyers
January 27, 2022
The Belchertown Select Board is seeking to identify the town’s oldest resident so that it can present that person wiht a replica of the Gold Cane. The town’s records indicate that the oldest Belchertown resident was born on April 19, 1919, according...
January 20, 2022
The great man of 20th Century Fox, Spyros Skouras started as a shepherd, as he said, from a small village of Pyrgos, Ilia. He was the man who discovered Marilyn..
January 17, 2022
In one of Boston's more unusual disasters, 21 people were killed in a molasses flood in the city's North End in 1919. Take a look at how the neighborhood looked after the flood and how it looks today:
January 13, 2022
Dispatch is set to move in on Jan. 19, with police to follow soon after.
January 5, 2022
Early Monday, I was online looking up early 2000s Alna politics for a story on some new Alna politics, the latest petition, and Safari offered me a site that, from what I have found so far, has little if anything on Alna; maybe another town’s...
January 2, 2022
The future residential building complex received approvals earlier this month for modifications of its site plan. Here is what to expect.
December 29, 2021
Years ago, when I was a new reporter at the Associated Press, I liked visiting obscure nooks of Vermont to find stories that nobody else was writing. Every AP story started with a dateline — the town name in all caps that indicates where the story was reported. The AP bureau is in Montpelier, but I looked for stories from elsewhere in the state and the experiences they promised.