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North Quabbin Notes: Sept. 29, 2026 - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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PETERSHAM—All are welcome to join pre-eminent ecologist, Dr., Michelle Mack, at the Harvard Forest Fisher Museum as she presents a public talk, “Increasing wildfire, ecological legacies, and the future of the Alaskan boreal forest.” The event is part of the fifth annual Charles Bullard Lecture series hosted by Harvard Forest and the Harvard University Salata Institute’s Center for the Environment. The presentation will focus on the ways climate change is causing wildfire activity to increase in
State audit faults DUA on hold times, delayed benefits - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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BOSTON — Customers kept on hold, delayed benefit payments and mismanaged complaints are some of the issues the state auditor discovered in an audit of the Department of Unemployment Assistance that was released last week. Meanwhile, unemployment assistance officials say they’ve made strides toward improving customers’ experience and speeding up benefit payments. The audit of the Department of Unemployment Assistance spanned July 22, 2022 through June 30, 2024 amid ongoing complaints about langui
'We carry on and we persevere': North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival continues through nor'easter - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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ORANGE — A nor’easter and related power outage did little to dampen spirits at the annual North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival over the weekend, when people came from all over to take in the usual exhibits, music and garlic-inspired cuisine. The “festival that stinks” has triumphed through soggy weather — including hurricanes — in the past and organizers said the 28th rendition was no exception. “Yesterday was an amazing day. There was literally a clear circle of no rain all day, and we had grea
Residents speak against skate park in Athol - Athol Daily News (opens the original)
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ATHOL – At the meeting of the Select Board nine residents of the Lincoln Avenue neighborhood signed up to speak against the idea of a skate park in the area. Jonathan Strauss of Miami, who builds skate parks, joined the Sept. 22 meeting virtually to support the proposal. “I’ve built 65 parks and every time we build one in creates a sense of community and energy that’s unmatched to any other sport,” said Strauss. “It makes kids become resilient. And skateboarding has influenced fashion, art, and
Greenfield couple sentenced on drug, animal cruelty charges - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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GREENFIELD — A Greenfield couple has been sentenced following a Northwestern District Anti-Crime Task Force drug investigation that also uncovered animal cruelty. Tony Carr, 49, was sentenced to three years in state prison on July 16, while Amber Judd, 40, received three years of probation on Sept. 24. “This case is a great example of the swift and collaborative efforts of our law enforcement agencies,” Assistant District Attorney Aidan Lanciani said in a statement. “We would like to thank lead
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