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Picking up where she left off in early 2020, state Sen. Jo Comerford is visiting libraries across western Massachusetts to hear from constituents, including some from towns that will be joining the Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester District following...

Picking up where she left off in early 2020, state Sen. Jo Comerford is visiting libraries across western Massachusetts to hear from constituents, including some from towns that will be joining the Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester District following...

NORTHFIELD — FirstLight Hydro Generating Co. is seeking approval from local officials to submit a three-month filing extension for relicensing with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), with the Northfield Selectboard approving a letter...

Picking up where she left off in early 2020, state Sen. Jo Comerford is visiting libraries across western Massachusetts to hear from constituents, including some from towns that will be joining the Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester District following...

TURNERS FALLS — Dozens filled Peskeomskut Park to enjoy live music and heed environmental messages during Saturday’s second annual “Honoring the Land” rally, the fresh air and mild temperature a reminder of what climate activists are fighting to...

Great Falls Discovery Center bringing in Latin jazz TURNERS FALLS — Latin jazz group Trio Mambo will perform on Friday, Aug. 12, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Great Falls Discovery Center, located at 2 Avenue A. Sliding scale suggested donations will...

TURNERS FALLS — Organizers of the second annual “Honoring the Land” event seek to build upon their tradition of advocacy opposing large-scale solar projects that destroy forested areas, while widening their focus to address FirstLight Hydro Generating...

Fish passage in the Connecticut River has had a rough year as changing environmental conditions continue to impact their numbers and migration, according to biologists for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.“It’s disappointing,” said Kenneth Sprankle,...

Fish passage in the Connecticut River has had a rough year as changing environmental conditions continue to impact their numbers and migration, according to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists.“It’s disappointing,” said Kenneth Sprankle, project...

At the confluence of Keyup Brook and the Millers River, feathers will meet ferrous later this summer as one larger-than-life avian guest nests at Riverfront Park.The newest creation at Greenfield resident Jon Bander’s small Turners Falls welding shed...