Archive for Regional and Town Information
WRSI: Hilltown Mobile Market
Jul
31
2021
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WRSI, July 23, 2021 . Seva Water, Coordinator of the Hilltown Mobile Market, and Kate Bavelock, Director of Community Programs, with Hilltown CDC, talk about getting veggies from Hilltown farmers right on the van and directly to the people. [continue reading]
These are the best hospitals in Massachusetts, according to the 2021-22 U.S. News & World Report rankings
Jul
29
2021
These are the best hospitals in Massachusetts, according to the 2021-22 U.S. News & World Report rankings Baystate Medical Center in Springfield makes it to number 5 on the list of top hospitals in Massachusetts. Check out the MassLive article to see details: https://www.masslive.com/news/2021 [continue reading]
Rhubarb: Culinary Arts & Food History
Jun
2
2021
Pick up rhubarb from a local farm stand! A local delicacy, rhubarb, has been enjoyed globally for thousands of years in sweet & savory dishes.
The post Rhubarb: Culinary Arts & Food History appeared first on Hilltown Families . [continue reading]
The post Rhubarb: Culinary Arts & Food History appeared first on Hilltown Families . [continue reading]
WRSI: The Deck at The Alvah Stone
May
26
2021
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WRSI, May 24, 2021 . Howard Wein, owner of The Deck at The Alvah Stone in Montague, talks about how dining is now outside only; the changes they have made to their business in the past year; and the local [continue reading]
Greenfield Public Library reopens for browsing
May
4
2021
Greenfield Public Library reopens for browsing “The Greenfield Public Library is reopening for browsing Tuesday. According to library officials, starting May 4th visitors may browse the library Tuesdays from 2-6pm and Thursdays from 10am-2pm.” Get the full details at Westernmassnews.com . [continue reading]
Shot heard ’round the world? Russell teen’s cannonball discovery raises questions about hilltown site
Apr
30
2021
Shot heard ’round the world? Russell teen’s cannonball discovery raises questions about hilltown site “Eighteen-year-old Zackary Cernak stumbled — literally stubbed his toe — on a mystery wedged under a rock on a hillside overlooking the Westfield River valley.
A senior about to graduate from Westfield Technical Academy, Cernak was working on his network [continue reading]
A senior about to graduate from Westfield Technical Academy, Cernak was working on his network [continue reading]
City eyes land for Greenway near swimming hole on Mill River in Leeds
Apr
28
2021
City eyes land for Greenway near swimming hole on Mill River in Leeds “Complaints about noise and trash and concerns about equity heightened last summer in a popular swimming area near the Orange Dam on the Mill River in Leeds.
Chartpak, an art and office supply company, owns the dam and nearby land, [continue reading]
Chartpak, an art and office supply company, owns the dam and nearby land, [continue reading]
Shop local: Supporting small businesses is an intentional act that makes a big impact
Apr
27
2021
Shop local: Supporting small businesses is an intentional act that makes a big impact “I get it. It’s easy to shop on Amazon. Running low on toilet paper? Need lightbulbs? Want a bath caddy on a whim? With two clicks and even less thought, the item you need/want/desire is at your doorstep, often in 48 [continue reading]
56 Acres Protected in Williamsburg!
Apr
19
2021
56 Acres Protected in Williamsburg! “Important wildlife habitat and a public trail in Williamsburg are now permanently protected by Hilltown Land Trust, through the donation of a conservation restriction by property owner Sandra Warren and her late husband Jim Locke.” Read the full article at hilltownlandtrust.org . [continue reading]
Learning about and protecting native bees
Apr
13
2021
Highlighting Wild & Scenic Westfield River ‘s collaboration with the Beecology project and Amy Pulley at Wing and a Prayer Nursery in Cummington MA. Amy kindly offered her gardens to train volunteers in 2019. Her nursery offers us a unique opportunity to deepen our understanding of the trophic levels [continue reading]
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