6 Undeniable Reasons To Visit The Oldest Covered Bridge In Massachusetts Did you know Conway is home to Massachusetts’ oldest covered bridge?
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All About Beavers: a Beaver Ecology Walk in Conway | November 11
Nov
6
2018
Nov 11th, 2018 – 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Bullitt Reservation
332 Bullitt Road
Ashfield
Join Hilltown Land Trust and beaver naturalist Drew Johnson on a visit to beaver ponds in several locations in Conway, many of which have active beaver populations. We’ll learn about… [continue reading]
Senior Walk at Conway Hills Wildlife Sanctuary | October 16
Oct
9
2018
Oct 16th, 2018 – 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Conway Hills Wildlife Sanctuary
Route 116
Conway
On Tuesday, October 16th from 12:00 to 2:00 PM, Hilltown Land Trust, in collaboration with Field Memorial Library and Conway’s Council on Aging, invites youthful seniors, along with their friends… [continue reading]
Conway Hills Wildlife Sanctuary
Route 116
Conway
On Tuesday, October 16th from 12:00 to 2:00 PM, Hilltown Land Trust, in collaboration with Field Memorial Library and Conway’s Council on Aging, invites youthful seniors, along with their friends… [continue reading]
Grade A sugarhouses: Syrups awarded in Heath & Conway
Nov
5
2015
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The Recorder, October 29, 2015 by Tom Relihan.
CONWAY — On the heels of a record-breaking sugaring season, two Franklin County sugarhouses have been awarded for their maple syrups by the North American Maple Syrup Council.
Girard Sugarhouse of Heath took first place in the [continue reading]
The Recorder, October 29, 2015 by Tom Relihan.
CONWAY — On the heels of a record-breaking sugaring season, two Franklin County sugarhouses have been awarded for their maple syrups by the North American Maple Syrup Council.
Girard Sugarhouse of Heath took first place in the [continue reading]
Conway community steps up to rebuild fire-damaged sugarhouse
Mar
23
2015
CONWAY — When a “packed to the rafters” wood storage area at Boyden Bros. Sugarhouse caught fire Sunday, owner Howard Boyden was sure his maple business was about to go up in smoke.
“If we lost the sugarhouse, it would have put me out of business,” Boyden said. “There’s over $200,000 in there. It’s [continue reading]
“If we lost the sugarhouse, it would have put me out of business,” Boyden said. “There’s over $200,000 in there. It’s [continue reading]
Fire can’t stop Boyden Sugarhouse
Mar
22
2015
CONWAY — An errant spark burned but did not break Boyden Brothers Sugarhouse on Sunday afternoon, after a quick reaction from owner Howard Boyden and the Conway Fire Department.
Fire Chief Robert Baker said when firefighters arrived at the sugarhouse Sunday afternoon, the back section of the building was fully engulfed in flames and [continue reading]
Fire Chief Robert Baker said when firefighters arrived at the sugarhouse Sunday afternoon, the back section of the building was fully engulfed in flames and [continue reading]
Massachusetts maple syrup wins international awards State sugarmakers take honors in competition
Nov
13
2014
Two Massachusetts maple syrup producers took honors at an annual international maple products contest, held this year in Wolfville, Nova Scotia at the annual meetings of the North American Maple Syrup Council and International Maple Syrup Institute. Sugarmakers from the United States and Canada entered their maple syrup, candy and cream to have them judged [continue reading]
Old ways, new barn: Structure raised quickly in Conway
Mar
10
2014
The Recorder. March 10, 2014. By David Rainville
CONWAY — The building of a local farm’s new barn brings new meaning to community-supported agriculture. With a construction crew consisting of friends, neighbors, past and present farmhands, customers and a couple seasoned pros, scores of hands helped lighten the work as Natural Roots Farm [continue reading]
CONWAY — The building of a local farm’s new barn brings new meaning to community-supported agriculture. With a construction crew consisting of friends, neighbors, past and present farmhands, customers and a couple seasoned pros, scores of hands helped lighten the work as Natural Roots Farm [continue reading]
