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117th Mass. Am Day 1: Lenane shines, Mrva surges with eagle-fueled comeback at GreatHorse
07-07-2025 8:18 PM

By GARRETT COTE

HAMPDEN — Fans and followers of annual Mass Golf events have almost certainly heard of Joey Lenane by now after last summer’s dominant 10-shot win in the Mass. Amateur Public Links Championship at Ledges Golf Club. And after just one round at the 117th Mass. Am Championship, Lenane’s name was right back at the top of the leaderboard.


With public support rising, lawmakers push forward on end-of-life options bill
07-07-2025 5:18 PM

By NAOMI SCULLY-BRISTOL

In 2012, Massachusetts residents came close to legalizing medical aid in dying.


Leaderboard tight after Round 1 of 92nd Mass. Girls Junior Amateur at Crumpin-Fox
07-07-2025 5:13 PM

By THOMAS JOHNSTON

BERNARDSTON — The 92nd Massachusetts Girls Junior Amateur Championship got underway Monday at Crumpin-Fox Club, with Granby’s Ryley Regan, representing Orchards Golf Club, putting herself in a good position heading into the second day of the tournament.


With state legislation gaining traction, debate continues over how — and whether — choice should shape death
07-07-2025 5:02 PM

By NAOMI SCULLY-BRISTOL

On a winter day in 2023, Joan Cenedella turned to her partner of almost 30 years, Fran Volkmann, and said she would like a bowl of chocolate ice cream. Volkmann said she could get it for her, “but you know it will slow down what you’re trying to do.”


Scenic and severe: WMass gem GreatHorse puts golfers to the test at 117th Massachusetts Amateur
07-07-2025 4:52 PM

By GARRETT COTE

HAMPDEN — Prior to this summer, it had been a handful of years since Cody Booska teed the ball up competitively. The Turners Falls native who now lives in Boston but represents Country Club of Greenfield, earned medalist honors with a 3-under 69 at a qualifier for the Massachusetts Amateur Championship on June 18 to welcome himself back to the competitive golf scene.


End of an Era: Remembering UMass athletics' glory days in the Atlantic 10
07-07-2025 4:00 PM

By RYAN AMES

The UMass athletic department has a new home.


Healey signs $60.9B budget, vetoes $130M
07-07-2025 3:55 PM

By CHRIS LISINSKI

On the same day President Donald Trump signed a landmark domestic policy bill that will reshape finances for years to come, Gov. Maura Healey approved a $60.9 billion budget and rolled out a companion proposal designed to empower her administration with greater cost-cutting power.


Shelburne Falls’ Lili Green leads Stoneleigh-Burnham equestrian team to national success
07-07-2025 3:24 PM

By THOMAS JOHNSTON

It was a successful trip to St. Louis for the Stoneleigh-Burnham School equestrian team earlier this spring. 


Athol man sentenced on 14 drug, firearm charges
07-07-2025 2:54 PM

ATHOL — An Athol resident was sentenced Thursday to six to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to 14 drug and firearm charges in Franklin County Superior Court.


A basic omelette: perhaps the most French of foods
07-07-2025 2:17 PM

By TINKY WEISBLAT

The French are getting ready to celebrate their big national holiday, 14 Juillet (July 14, known internationally as Bastille Day). So are Francophiles around the world.


Shelburne Falls wealth management biz to mark 100th anniversary by ringing bell at NY Stock Exchange
07-07-2025 2:04 PM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

SHELBURNE FALLS — A group of financial advisors from Shelburne Falls will be traveling to New York City this week to ring the stock exchange closing bell and celebrate the 100th anniversary of Wellington Shields.


Two fundraisers emerge for Greenfield Fire captain following cancer diagnosis
07-07-2025 1:20 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MILLERS FALLS — Continuing to build on a groundswell of support for Greenfield Fire Capt. John Whitney and his family following a brain cancer diagnosis, Element Brewing Co. is looking to raise money and awareness through a “Thankful Thursday” fundraising event on Thursday, July 10.


My Turn: Putting people ahead of profit — A rule never to be broken
07-07-2025 1:10 PM

By JIM PALERMO

I began writing this on June 2, in response to John Huer’s column, “Our job anxiety: Chain that shackles us all” [Recorder, June 1]. In the column Mr. Huer – one of my favorite contributors to this page – asserts that “… we have become so enslaved to our jobs that we have lost everything that makes us human.”


Three start-ups get funding boost following annual Greenfield pitch competition
07-07-2025 12:35 PM

By CHRIS LARABEE

GREENFIELD — Three local entrepreneurs recently took the floor at the Hawks & Reed Performing Arts Center, splitting $10,000 in the final installment of an annual pitch competition.


Fighting back through portraiture: Greenfield exhibit raises awareness about violence against Indigenous women
07-07-2025 12:05 PM

By LUKE MACANNUCO

The painted gaze of Littlefox, a Native American woman from Minneapolis, follows viewers who enter The LAVA Center to view the arts venue’s current exhibit, “Portraits in RED: Missing and Murdered Indigenous People” by artist and activist Nayana LaFond.


‘This day is special’: Shelburne Falls Fourth of July parade draws a crowd
07-07-2025 8:00 AM

By LUKE MACANNUCO

SHELBURNE FALLS — Sunny blue skies greeted attendees of the annual Fourth of July parade and chicken barbecue on Friday.


From Global to Local: Our human-made problems can and must be unmade
07-07-2025 8:00 AM

By H. PATRICIA HYNES

In the summer of 2023, researchers “binge-watched 250 of the most-rated movies” of the past 10 years for climate research purposes. A mere 13 percent of films made mention of climate-related disasters, some more seriously and others “offhandedly” in dialogue. In contrast, since the rise of Hollywood as the center of entertainment over a century ago, more than “2,500 war-themed movies and TV programs have been made with Pentagon assistance.” Why does the Pentagon partner with Hollywood? And why does Hollywood glamorize war at the expense of the planet?


‘Inventing a new system for seniors’: West County Senior Services District now in operation
07-07-2025 7:00 AM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

SHELBURNE FALLS — After more than a decade of planning, the West County Senior Services District has officially come to fruition.


Columnist Daniel Cantor Yalowitz: Still more heavy lifting
07-07-2025 6:30 AM

By DANIEL CANTOR YALOWITZ

The fight continues as the battle rages. In my lifetime, I have never seen nor experienced such bifurcation in politics and between and within our political “parties.” It all seems and feels unending, and who knows what (bad) news lurks just around the corner, pregnant and waiting for the release of the next news cycle? Am I the only one out there who feels exhausted and exasperated? The never-ending element of all this “news” has begun to feel like being forced to watch — and live — in that iconic Bill Murray movie Groundhog Day. Over and over we go, doomed in a way to recapitulate all that happened yesterday again today until, and if, we learn and integrate our lessons into our lives.


Sidehill Farm yogurt biz changes hands in Hawley
07-07-2025 5:00 AM

By MADISON SCHOFIELD

HAWLEY — After 25 years running Sidehill Farm, founders Paul Lacinski and Amy Klippenstein are moooving on.

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