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TURNERS FALLS — Some of the highest-achieving pupils at Franklin County’s six public high schools and the vocational school gathered to receive recognition from the superintendents of their respective districts on Thursday as part of the annual...

TURNERS FALLS — Some of the highest-achieving pupils at Franklin County’s six public high schools and the vocational school gathered to receive recognition from the superintendents of their respective districts on Thursday as part of the annual...

All 117 units at the Serving Seniors-run Harris Family Senior Residence are fully occupied ahead of a grand opening ceremony next week

Starting Monday, the Franklin Regional Council of Governments (FRCOG) will host its next round of mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinics for anyone in need of a first dose, second dose, or their first or second booster.The first clinic will take place at the...

NORTHFIELD — Packing the Northfield Senior Center on Monday morning, elders looking to participate in Greenfield-based nonprofit LifePath’s free “Technology Help Days for Older Adults” program were honest about their tech-related struggles.“I don’t...

ERVING — Stephanie Barry, a second-grade teacher at Erving Elementary School, was celebrated during a School Committee meeting last week for her receipt of a 2022 Pioneer Valley Excellence in Teaching Award.With Barry in attendance at the Erving...

Some of the most popular spring break destinations are typically Cancun, Miami Beach and South Padre Island in Texas. But a dozen Wellesley College students have decided to spend two days of their vacation in central and western Massachusetts to help...

A pilot program passed by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors could help seniors at risk of homelessness with $300 in rental assistance.

Paper shredding offered at Senior & Community CenterERVING — The towns of Erving, Northfield and Gill are holding a free paper shredding event at the Erving Senior & Community Center on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon. This opportunity is for the...

Seniors age 55 and older are San Diego's fastest-growing homeless population. Although new housing projects serve some, there are steps families can take to keep parents, grandparents off the streets.