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Healey administration issues guidance on immigration enforcement at schools and childcare centers (opens the original)
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As schools across Massachusetts prepare to welcome students back and adjust to new responsibilities under the state's recent immigrant protection law, the governor's office Tuesday shared new guidance for handling situations that involve immigration enforcement at schools and childcare centers. The state guidelines provide "clear steps to follow if ICE agents arrive on site or request access to a student, child or their information," the administration said, and touch on considerations like desi
Collector amasses more than 300 artifacts tied to Sheffield history (opens the original)
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SHEFFIELD â Don't let his Rhode Island accent fool you: Dan Bethel, who boasts a collection of more than 300 artifacts related to the town of Sheffield, says he's a native at heart. Bethel has been collecting postcards and other historical items from several New England towns for 25 years, but the memorabilia from Sheffield, and specifically the village of Ashley Falls, is among his favorite, he said. Bethel lived in Lincoln, R.I., until he was 10 years old, when his family moved to Ashley Fal
Did you know Sheffield is almost 300 years old? Town starts planning celebration (opens the original)
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This story was updated at 2:15 p.m. Monday to correct that Catherine Miller is not the only surviving member of the committee that planned Sheffield's 250th anniversary. SHEFFIELD â As Sheffield plans its 300th anniversary, itâll have some help from one of its last surviving members of the committee that planned its 250th. Fifty years ago, when Catherine Miller was elected treasurer of the 250th committee, the United States had barely passed its 1976 bicentennial. Now, Sheffie
'Old-world woodland apothecary' The Mossy Cauldron opens on Railroad Street in Great Barrington (opens the original)
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Subscribe today to access this story and all of our stories with 24/7 unlimited access. Juju's first opened in Great Barrington in 2024, serving bite-sized fried chicken and soft serve ice cream. It launched a Lee location in late 2025, adding pizza to the menu. In the old Pixie Boulangerie bakery at 198 Main Street, The Golden Fleece will be a dedicated gluten-free kitchen for The Lost Lamb and future wholesale products. Dream Green Recycling, rips 10,000 to 15,000 mattresses a year, from Berks
Berkshire County loses another dairy farm as independent producers struggle (opens the original)
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TYRINGHAM â After 48 years milking Jersey cows, Hav's Farm is the latest independent dairy farmer in Berkshire County to stop producing milk. After losing Agri-Mark Cooperative as its milk distributor â which used the farm's milk in dairy products sold under the Cabot and McCadam brands â and facing the ongoing challenges of independent farming, farmer Fred Havill said he is now looking to sell his dairy herd. "When I moved into this area, there were over a hundred dairy farms shipping mil
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