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ATHOL — At June’s annual Town Meeting, voters gave final approval to a $2.5 million Proposition 2½ debt-exclusion override to replace or repair the Pinedale Avenue and Fryeville Road bridges, as well as what is known as the Crescent Street Sluiceway....

A costing of John Bradfield’s nation-building vision to irrigate Australia’s interior shows the scheme can’t turn a profit even if farmers get water for free.

Two people were able to get out of the vehicle about 5am, but emergency services later found a woman’s body after searching for several hours.

Two people were able to get out of the vehicle about 5am, but emergency services later found a woman’s body after searching for several hours.

ATHOL — In February, Athol’s Selectboard endorsed a pair of Proposition 2½ debt exclusions totaling $3.2 million. On Tuesday, voters casting ballots in the Annual Town Election will decide whether they, too, support borrowing the money to repair...

ATHOL — Athol’s Selectboard, at its meeting Tuesday, Feb. 15, approved a pair of proposed debt exclusions for voters to consider at the Annual Town Election. The funds, totaling $3.2 million, would be used to repair the Pinedale and Fryeville bridges...

ATHOL — The Athol Daily News spoke recently with Town Manager Shaun Suhoski about some of the projects that — he hopes — could qualify for funding under the recently-passed bipartisan infrastructure bill. In total, Massachusetts stands to receive some...

ORANGE — After 83 years, the Holtshire Road bridge will finally be replaced.The $5 million construction project to replace the bridge is in progress, and a temporary platform has been built to provide crane access to the three-span bridge. According...

ATHOL — After it was learned that Orange may be profiting from Athol drinking water provided to households in the Tully section of Orange, the Athol Selectboard on Tuesday approved an increase in the amount the town charges for water used by customers...

Highway, public safety departments kept busy in wake of relentless rainfall "> Turners Falls Fire Chief John Zellmann Jr. talks with Allen Phillips of the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA), in black, and members of the Montague Department of Public Works in front of 38 and 34 East Main St. in Millers Falls, which were both flooded by heavy rains overnight. Staff Photo/Paul Franz "> Bob Obear, owner of the buildings in the background flooded by high water in Miller Falls, points ...