Hilltowns
By Amy Porter | Oct 7, 2025
Russell Public Library opens ‘Library of Things’
RUSSELL — Need some new early childhood toys to try out? Want yard games for an outdoor event? Have a tool you need for one job only?
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By Cliff Clark | Oct 7, 2025
Granville Harvest Fair opens Oct. 11 for 42nd year
GRANVILLE — The town’s population, which is about 1,600, will swell by a factor of at least five when it opens its 42nd annual Harvest Fair.
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By Debbie Gardner | Oct 2, 2025
Western Mass. natives among Gaza flotilla detainees reportedly released
Two young men with ties to Western Massachusetts were part of an all-volunteer humanitarian aid flotilla intercepted by the Israeli Navy in waters outside of Gaza early the morning of Oct. 2.
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By Amy Porter | Oct 1, 2025
Blandford library expansion plans nearing completion
BLANDFORD — At an informational meeting on Sept. 20, the Porter Memorial Library building committee presented the plans for the library’s expansion which are nearing completion.
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By Amy Porter | Sep 23, 2025
Russell teen awarded $100,000 Laureate scholarship
RUSSELL — Elizabeth Hanechak, 18, of Russell has been awarded a $100,000 scholarship for her project, “Solving the Plastic Problem: Developing a Microbial System for the Bioremediation of Plastic Waste into Drinkable Water and Fertilizer Material.”
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By Cliff Clark | Sep 23, 2025
Russell designated as Purple Heart Town
RUSSELL — On Sept. 17, there was a small ceremony hosted at Town Hall to unveil signs that designate Russell as a Purple Heart Town and that it is now part of the Purple Heart Trail which nearly all the way across the country along Route 20.
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By Amy Porter | Sep 17, 2025
Gray Catbird Gift Shop closed for the foreseeable future
The Gray Catbird Gift Shop at 22 East Main St. in Huntington, which opened next door from its previous location over the summer under new owner Sherri Church, has had to close for the foreseeable future due to smoke damage from a fire incident.Reminder Publishing...
By Amy Porter | Sep 8, 2025
New Town Administrator Andrew Alward starts in Chester
CHESTER — Andrew Alward, 27, has started as the new town administrator for Chester, replacing former state senator and representative Donald Humason Jr., who served the town as administrator for the past three years.
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By Amy Porter | Sep 8, 2025
SHAEC in Chester announces fall schedule for classes
CHESTER — The Southern Hilltowns Adult Education Center in Chester has released the September class offering schedule. SHAEC’s classes, which are funded by a Community Development Block Grant, are free and open to residents of Chester, Huntington, Russell and Middlefield.
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By Amy Porter | Sep 3, 2025
Fall art workshops offered at Gray Catbird Pottery & Art Studio
HUNTINGTON — Gray Catbird Pottery & Art Studio has announced the schedule of fall art workshops by local artisans in different media at its studio on 22 East Main St. in Huntington.
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