Warwick Selectboard News Today

WARWICK — Three candidates for Warwick’s school committee shared a unified vision for the new independent school district while meeting with residents at the former Warwick Community School on Sunday.The candidates — Adam Holloway, Alan Genovese and...

WARWICK — Three candidates for Warwick’s School Committee shared a unified vision for the new independent school district while meeting with residents at the former Warwick Community School on Sunday.The candidates — Adam Holloway, Alan Genovese and...

BERNARDSTON — The Six Town Regionalization Planning Board held the second of several public outreach meetings Monday night to further explore school regionalization, bringing together the selectboards of the four Pioneer Valley Regional School...

WARWICK — With the Pioneer Valley Regional School District School Committee recently taking a first read of a transition agreement and the town of Warwick appointing a founding superintendent, the town’s withdrawal from the Pioneer school district is...

WARWICK — With the Pioneer Valley Regional School District School Committee recently taking a first read of a transition agreement and the town of Warwick appointing a founding superintendent, the town’s withdrawal from the Pioneer school district is...

GREENFIELD — A former Warwick Selectboard chair was sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to six felony child pornography charges in Franklin County Superior Court on Thursday.Stephen M. Pontz, 65, was arraigned before Judge...

GREENFIELD — A former Warwick Selectboard chair was sentenced to five years of probation after pleading guilty to six felony child pornography charges in Franklin County Superior Court on Thursday.Stephen M. Pontz, 65, was arraigned before Judge...

The Six Town Regionalization Planning Board tasked with exploring the feasibility of merging the Gill-Montague Regional School District and the Pioneer Valley Regional School District is seeking a facilitator to help continue its work into a phase...

The study shows Massachusetts communities in western Mass. have been left without the tools necessary to maintain or develop public infrastructure for roadways, buildings and broadband as a result of a declining population, geographic challenges, and a lack of overall resources.

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 ...