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Athol Daily News - Sci-fi movie 'First Signal' filmed in Orange to premiere at Garden Cinemas

Sci-fi movie ‘First Signal’ filmed in Orange to premiere at Garden Cinemas Cedric Yonah, portrayed by Conor Timmis, prepares to leave the planet in “First Signal,” a movie partially filmed in Orange. It is set to have its world premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas on March 26. CONTIBUTED IMAGE STILL MOVIE POSTER The movie “First Signal” was partially filmed in Orange. In this image still, something is arriving, but you can’t see it … yet. CONTRIBUTED IMAGE STILL Maj. Ellen Sampson, portrayed by Patience McStravick, faces a revelation in a scene from “First Signal,” a film partially shot in Orange. It is set to have its world premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas on March 26. CONTRIBUTED IMAGE STILL

The Recorder - Sci-fi movie 'First Signal' filmed in Orange to premiere at Garden Cinemas

Sci-fi movie ‘First Signal’ filmed in Orange to premiere at Garden Cinemas Cedric Yonah, portrayed by Conor Timmis, prepares to leave the planet in “First Signal,” a movie partially filmed in Orange. It is set to have its world premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas on March 26. CONTIBUTED IMAGE STILL A movie poster for “First Signal,” a film partially shot in Orange. It is set to have its world premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas on March 26. CONTRIBUTED IMAGE “First Signal,” a movie partially filmed in Orange, is set to have its world premiere at the Greenfield Garden Cinemas on March 26. In this image still, something is arriving, but you can’t see it … yet. CONTRIBUTED IMAGE STILL

The Recorder - Editorial: Monday Shorts: Raptors redeemed

Editorial: Monday Shorts: Raptors redeemed Tom Ricardi releases a barred owl in Deerfield last Wednesday. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ Published: 3/7/2021 3:27:08 PM Here are some brief thoughts on recent happenings in Franklin County and the North Quabbin region. For readers of this paper, it was a familiar story immortalized by Photo Editor Paul Franz’s pictures of rehabilitated raptors taking tentative steps out of their cages, testing their wings, circling the clearing, perhaps alighting in a tree and soon lost to sight of Tom Ricardi, 81, who had nursed them back to health. For 20 years, Ricardi and Dr. Robert Schmitt of the South Deerfield Veterinary Clinic have answered a calling to give injured eagles, owls, hawks and vultures a second chance at life.

Die erste Frau an der Spitze der Sozialverwaltung des Bezirks