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Central Mass. Accordion Club to perform in Phillipston

Share your events in this calendar Publicize your meetings and community events in this free calendar, which comes out on Wednesdays in this space. Deadline: Monday. Email to: newsroom@atholdailynews.com.Friday: Orange Community Band performsORANGE —...

Columnist Carole Gariepy tells how Congregational Church of Phillipston stayed connected and continued its mission despite challenges

Columnist Carole Gariepy finds inspiration and meaning from the life and perseverance of a one-legged dove

Have you ever felt sorry for a bird? Our friend Peter Haley sent us an article about a book Todd Civin of Winchendon wrote about the struggles and successes of 31 handicapped people. Peter knows that our son, Grant, is handicapped and thought the...

Columnist Carole Gariepy writes about young goats visit and a lesson about how everyone has their own place in the world

Pierce County to spend millions on COVID-19 relief for residents, businesses © Peter Haley, The News Tribune Pierce County Council unanimously approved millions in spending Tuesday to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and its repercussions. Congress passed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), and it was signed into law by President Joe Biden on March 11. It gives states and counties $65.1 billion in flexible aid to help with the impacts of COVID-19 on government, businesses and individuals. Wa...

Wicked Local Cushing Square retailers, like Erin Brown, owner of The Blue Butterfly, opened her store at 113 Trapelo Road in Belmont in September 2019 with high hopes that The Bradford mixed use development located directly across the street would revive the area and make it a shopping destination, similar to Belmont Center.  She never anticipated the COVID-19 pandemic which forced her to shut down six months later. She also wasn’t aware there was a lawsuit  for $30 million filed against To...

Carole Gariepy Special for The Gardner News When Deacon Peter Haley sent out an email announcing that there would be an Easter Bonnet competition this year, we knew the day would not only be one to celebrate the risen Jesus but would be one of fun and nostalgia. Years ago, a woman never went to church without wearing a hat, and Easter was the time for purchasing a new hat and a new dress. Christmas services celebrating the birth of Jesus were special, but the service commemorating His rising fr...

Try refreshing your browser, or Todays letters: Hindsight – including on COVID policy – is always 20/20 Back to video In reading the list of COVID-19 reversals presented by columnist Tasha Kheiriddin, I was wondering if she had been living under a rock during the last year or maybe only focusing on Canadian news. If not, she should have known that the reversals she is talking about happened pretty well all over the world, at least in most developed countries. It is a very new virus ...