Dunphy School News Today

GOSHEN — Furniture, china, antiques and more than 1,000 books donated by multiple families are just some of the items that will be up for sale this weekend at a big three-day tag sale hosted by the Williams-Boltwood House Trust.The sale is a...

WILLIAMSBURG — The students participating in the upcoming musical at the Anne T. Dunphy School might just be able to relate to the main character in “The Phantom Tollbooth Jr.,” a boy who in a fit of boredom visits the Kingdom of Wisdom.In real life,...

WILLIAMSBURG – The Board of Health has extended the indoor mask mandate for town buildings and businesses open to the public until March 15.“We’re still seeing cases out here in western Mass,” said Donna Gibson, the chairwoman of the Board of Health....

Dunphy School students pitch ideas for Greenway path entrance Published: 3/12/2021 6:00:30 PM WILLIAMSBURG — Imagine seeing the March Hare and Mad Hatter at the entrance of the Greenway bike and pedestrian path. That’s how Morgan Culver, a student at the Anne T. Dunphy School, began her presentation to the Mill River Greenway Committee and other interested parties, where she pitched an “Alice In Wonderland”-themed opening to the Greenway. Morgan was one of 18 fifth graders who gave pr...

Grand designs: Students pitch ideas for Mill River Greenway entrance in Williamsburg Luca Guerra works on her ideas for the entrance to the Mill River Greenway. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Honor Zigmand, left, and Olivia Lockwood, talk about ideas for the Williamsburg entrance to the Mill River Greenway that would connect Haydenville and Williamsburg, as part of a project in Katie Joyce’s fifth grade class at the Anne T. Dunphy School. STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS Luca Guerra, works on ideas for one...