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Photos: The end of an elmView Photo Gallery A crew from Jim’s Tree Service in Greenfield used a bucket lift to reach and cut the canopy of an American elm tree being removed behind Northampton Bicycle on Tuesday. STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING A crew from Jim’s Tree Service in Greenfield uses a remote-controlled grapple saw, left, to lower sections of an elm tree that was being cut down, piece by piece, behind Northampton Bicycle on Tuesday. STAFF PHOTO/KEVIN GUTTING A crew from Jims Tree Servic...

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State grants aid brownfields cleanup in Springfield, Boston Updated Dec 23, 2020; Posted Dec 23, 2020 Northern Tree Service plans to use property on Bay Street in Springfield to process downed trees and branches. Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — State grants totaling $1.25 million will help environmental cleanup at five sites around the state, a step towards making the properties available for housing and other economic development. One of the $250,000 grants will go toward cleanup at 846 and 8...

Middlefield woodworkers give old trees a ‘second life’ Middlefield woodworkers give old trees a ‘second life’ Allan Poole and Bob Mueller place a wood slab on a computer numerical control machine that was created and designed solely by Poole. Nadya Korytnikova, Record-Journal.  Advertisement Poole and Mueller working together to rearrange the table tops. Nadya Korytnikova, Record-Journal.  In June of 2020, Bob Mueller (right) and Allan Poole (left) opened Trees to ...

Even amid the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 has proved to be a strong year for investment banking deals managed by Boxwood Partners. The boutique investment bank with an office in Richmond — the headquarters moved from Richmond to Florida last month — has provided advisory services to eight companies on merger and acquisition deals this year. “That’s a good year for an investment bank our size,” said Patrick Galleher, Boxwood’s managing partner. “The market is gr...

Keeping the Christmas spirit well By Carol Marsh - DarkeCountyMedia.com Barbara Fee, founder of the Community Christmas Dinner, shown smiling with Santa Claus in 2018. The 39th Annual Community Christmas Dinner, hosted by the Radiant Lighthouse, will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Dec. 25th, with a drive-thru for meal pickup and Christmas toys and gifts. The event is free and open to the public. Provided photo Pastor Hershel Fee celebrates Christmas with guests at Greenville’s Communi...

Lawrenceville Main Street lit up for the holidays Lawrenceville Main Street lit up for the holidays   1 / 9  Lawrenceville Main Street gets its evergreens that fill the hanging winter baskets throughout town from Kales Nursery, which donates and delivers several varieties of freshly cut trees to Weeden Park. Then the LMS Landscape/Design Committee and community volunteers spend about 25 hours cutting up the trees and placing more than 1,000 branches in the town’s 15 hanging baskets and bu...

Crime by John Rolfe Premium Content Subscriber only A Western Sydney man has become one of the first people accused of ripping off the $100 billion JobKeeper scheme. Khaled Alameddine of South Granville allegedly lodged claims for a staff member he didnt have. The 26-year-old has been charged with four counts of making a false or misleading statement to the Commissioner of Taxation. The Downing Centre Local Court on Tuesday heard that Alameddine had pleade...

Young Columbus driver thinks big 12/11/20 11:26 PM Evan Shatto just completed the most successful season of his young racing career, as the 14-year-old Columbus East High School freshman collected 17 feature wins this season. Shatto split time this year driving for his parents, Eric and Nikki Shatto, and Greg and James “Porkchop” Jones. He captured the Jennings County Outlaw Karting junior 3 track championship, where he was undefeated this season. Shatto, who started his racing obsession si...

Young Columbus racer celebrates successful 2020 season Evan Shatto of Columbus just completed the most successful season of his young racing career to date in 2020. The 14-year-old, who is a freshman at Columbus East High School, collected 17 feature wins this season. Shatto split time this year driving for his parents Eric and Nikki Shatto and Greg and James “Porkchop” Jones. He captured the Jennings County Outlaw Karting junior 3 track championship, where he was undefeated this season. Sh...