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The Recorder - Pedestrian struck on Route 2 in Erving

The Recorder - Hawley weighs state mosquito control program

The Recorder - Public invited to ask questions on Montague police review next week

Public invited to ask questions on Montague police review next week Related stories MONTAGUE After beginning to discuss a recent review of the Montague Police Department this week and last week, the Selectboard is incorporating a public forum on the results as the main agenda item for its May 17 meeting. The review of the Police Department began late last summer, prompted by national discussion and concern following the highly publicized murder of George Floyd by a police officer in Minneapolis. The review was conducted by two committees one on the department’s relationships and reputation within the community, and the other on policies and practices regarding use of force.

The Recorder - Gill opts out of state-provided mosquito control program

Gill opts out of state-provided mosquito control program Published: 5/11/2021 4:08:25 PM GILL The mosquito control program provided through the state Department of Agricultural Resources will not cover Gill, as the Selectboard has opted out, citing concerns related to health and the environment. An alternative plan, which the town is obligated to provide if it is to opt out of the state’s program, has not been finalized yet. The deadline to provide an alternate plan is May 28, which was extended from May 15. The key issue for Gill is that the state’s program includes an option for aerial spraying of insecticides if certain viruses are found in local mosquito populations. Several other towns in the area have also objected to this element of the state’s program and have chosen to opt out, including Greenfield, Wendell, Erving and Montague.

The Recorder - Hope & Olive welcomes back moms for Mother s Day

Hope & Olive welcomes back moms for Mother’s Day From left, Nate Carpenter, Fin DeLaCore and Lucy DeLaCore celebrate Mother’s Day at Hope & Olive in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS From left, David Levitt, Kirsten Levitt, Christina Lundy and Max Johl celebrate Mother’s Day at Hope & Olive in Greenfield. STAFF PHOTO/MAX MARCUS Published: 5/9/2021 5:44:34 PM GREENFIELD Mother’s Day brunch is typically one of the bigger holidays for Hope & Olive. This year, it was a return to normal for the restaurant, in some ways. “Serving food on plates is what we do best. We are very happy to be back at it,” said Jim Zaccara, one of the co-owners of Hope & Olive.

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