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A COMMUNITY collaboration has seen the Cleveland Way re-routed to allow walkers to pass directly by a 15th Century shrine.

Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust marks 35th year with hike, multi-million dollar campaign Maureen Conte, co-owner of Tully Meadow Farm in Orange, stops during the hike on Saturday to show some berries growing on the forest floor. The hike was part of a celebration of Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust’s 35th anniversary. STAFF PHOTO/CHRIS LARABEE Bob Busby, co-owner of Tully Meadow Farm in Orange, speaks to a hiking group on Saturday about the natural history of Tully River. STAFF PHOTO/CHRIS LARABEE Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust’s 35th anniversary celebration featured a hike ...

Staff report TEMPLETON — A dozen beginner and would-be anglers recently gathered at the Otter River Sportsman’s Club in Baldwinville for a fly-fishing workshop open to all skill levels. The workshop was sponsored by Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust, the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game, Millers River Trout Unlimited Chapter #725, Regal Vise, Millers River Fishermen’s Association, and MassWildlife. “We were happy to help put this event together and encourage new, young and more diverse people to get into the sport and experience the outdoors in a different way,” said Mass...

Submitting... Long-standing fixtures on its attractive High Street include a branch of the Yorkshire institution that is Bettys tea room, which is located in an elegant Georgian building with doll’s house-like proportions and a charming hidden terrace where you can soak up the sun as you enjoy afternoon tea, and the award-winning food and wine emporium Lewis & Cooper, which has occupied the same spot since 1899 and still remains a family run business. A busy market day in Northallerton. Picture: James Hardisty Then there’s Barkers, a family owned department store that was once dubbed the ...

A GARDENING event to give the green-fingered the chance to grow rare vegetables is being held at a historic location this bank holiday weekend.