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The Recorder - Embrace the twists and turns : Mohawk Trail grads celebrate community

BUCKLAND The 2021 graduating class of Mohawk Trail Regional School was given simple advice: “Live a fulfilled life.” That is what commencement speaker and girls ski coach Brandon Boucias offered to the graduates during his address on Saturday..

The Recorder - Incumbent keeps School Committee seat, debt exclusions approved in Ashfield election

ASHFIELD The town election on Saturday saw incumbent Jennifer Markens retain her School Committee seat over challenger Jennifer Pease, garnering 141 and 105 votes, respectively.In the two other contests on the ballot, Mary Link secured a three-year.

The Recorder - Three seats see races in Ashfield election

Three seats see races in Ashfield election Polls for Saturday’s Ashfield town election will open at 10 a.m. in Town Hall, pictured at right. Staff Photo/Paul Franz Published: 6/3/2021 4:29:45 PM ASHFIELD The Board of Assessors, Board of Health and School Committee each have two candidates running for single open seats during Saturday’s town election. Polls will open at 10 a.m. in the Lower Hall of Town Hall. Mary Link and George Stephan, both caucus-nominated candidates, are vying for a three-year term on the Board of Assessors. Link has served on the School Committee, the Finance Committee and the Sanderson Academy Local Education Council, and she believes her professional and personal experience makes her a worthy candidate. Link’s 36 years in Ashfield have given her roots in the community, and have bred an interest about issues regarding rural education, regional school funding and local tax burden.

The Recorder - Peacemaker Awards honor student activists

Peacemaker Awards honor student activists Greenfield High School students Aneesa Brewer and Deion Brewington-Simon were recognized at the 21st annual Peacemaker Awards for their involvement in Stand Up, a weekly social and support group for students of color. STAFF PHOTO/CHRIS LARABEE Published: 6/1/2021 5:04:31 PM Twelve Franklin County students and two student groups have been recognized for their efforts in making a difference in the community through activism and outreach. The 21st annual Peacemaker Awards, held virtually on Zoom, were presented to eighth- through 12th-grade students for their positive involvement in the community over the past year. The awards are sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Franklin County and the Traprock Center for Peace and Justice.

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