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Baby on board: Mother details roadside birth of daughter on Route 2 in Gill
08-30-2024 5:20 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

ORANGE — Carolyn Gilmore was informed by her midwives that the labor process for a second child typically goes faster than the first. However, Gilmore wasn’t expecting to deliver her second child within a half hour of her water breaking, nor in the...

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Gill-Montague school district taps new principal Shawn Rickan
08-27-2024 3:12 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

MONTAGUE – Shawn Rickan has started as the new principal of Turners Falls High School and Great Falls Middle School as the school year begins for the Gill-Montague Regional School District (GMRSD).During a School Committee meeting on Tuesday, GMRSD...


French King Bridge barriers ‘working’ after 2023 installation
08-26-2024 6:01 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL – Earlier this summer, Stacey Hamel heard a rumor that since the barriers were placed on the French King Bridge in August 2023, neither Gill nor Erving first responders have been called to the bridge for rescue of people in crisis, or recovery of...


Foster’s Supermarket grocery manager Gary Stevens celebrated as he retires after 50 years
08-23-2024 4:11 PM

By DOMENIC POLI

GREENFIELD — After 50 years of working at Foster’s Supermarket, Gary Stevens is getting ready to check out.The Gill resident started his career on Jan. 25, 1974, and eight years later became the grocery manager, a position he will retire from on Aug....


Baby girl born near French King Bridge in Gill
08-23-2024 1:49 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — A baby girl was born on the side of the French King Highway on Wednesday afternoon just west of the French King Bridge.Orange Fire Chief James Young confirmed that the baby was born in the vehicle prior to the arrival of emergency responders....


Greg Parody: The left should look within
08-14-2024 6:52 PM

Who else is tired of all the lies from the left? They keep preaching that the biggest danger to the country is far-right extremists. Maybe the left should look within. Wasn’t it the left who told police to stand down during all the violent protests...


Greg Snedeker of Gill tapped as Deerfield’s assistant town admin
08-14-2024 9:54 AM

By CHRIS LARABEE

DEERFIELD — As numerous projects and initiatives continue to move forward, the town has tapped a longtime public servant to be its assistant town administrator.The Selectboard last week approved the hiring of Greg Snedeker, a former music and...


Jim Bates: Real environmental disaster from wind
08-13-2024 4:10 PM

“The answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind” Bob Dylan, 1962.Climate activists, ol’ hippies don’t like the answer the wind provided to the turbines in Nantucket Sound.A more than 300-foot-long turbine blade broke off, sending shards of fiberglass to...


Traditional mishoon paddle held in advance of Native American heritage festival
08-02-2024 5:54 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — Marking the return of the annual Pocumtuck Homelands Festival, paddlers set off from Barton Cove on Friday, with a traditional Wampanoag dugout canoe called a mishoon leading a group of kayaks, canoes and paddle boards down the Connecticut...


The ‘stalwarts and bastions’ of Gill’s newsletter bid farewell, pass torch to successors
07-31-2024 11:25 AM

By LIESEL NYGARD

GILL — After at least 47 years of combined service, the leaders of the Gill Newsletter have retired and passed the torch on to their successors.In March, editor Susan LaScala, along with Barbara Watson who solicits advertisements and Harry van Baaren...


After turbulent few years, Christmas in July organizers hope for fair weather
07-25-2024 12:27 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — The Christmas in July celebration has been a local tradition since 2003. In the last four years, though, cancellations or delays have become secondary traditions, impacting the event’s continuity.Longtime organizer Sharon Constantine is hopeful...


12-year-old Gill resident joins Circus Smirkus, with local performances this weekend
07-19-2024 2:08 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GREENFIELD — When the traveling youth circus troupe Circus Smirkus comes to the Franklin County Fairgrounds this weekend, the roster of performers includes one Franklin County resident.The Greensboro, Vermont-based troupe, made up of youths ages 11 to...


20 years strong: Gill’s Wagon Wheel Restaurant marks decades of perseverance
07-18-2024 11:07 AM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — In the two decades since the Wagon Wheel Restaurant opened its doors, owners Carolann Zaccara and Jon Miller have seen both the positives and negatives of starting a business full-time.“There’s been a lot of positive things,” Miller said. “The...


‘Quintessential small-town cop’ ends a chapter: Gill sergeant retiring after 18 years
07-16-2024 4:19 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — After serving a combined 18 years as an officer and sergeant, Police Sgt. Jason Bassett plans to retire from full-time work at the end of August.Bassett, 52, first began working as a part-time officer for Gill in 2006 and left in 2008 to serve...


Jim Bates: More degrees than a thermometer, zero common sense
07-13-2024 9:38 PM

Our state continues to hemorrhage citizens. According to IRS data and reported in The Boston Herald last month. This state lost $3.9 billion dollars in tax revenues in 2022.Buyers remorse for “Fair Share” millionaires tax, anyone?Yet, they’ll spend...


Dining al fresco?: Some of the best places to enjoy a meal outside in Franklin County
07-12-2024 1:11 PM

By ADA DENENFELD KELLY

A good meal enjoyed outside is a wonderful addition to any summer day.Whatever you’re in the mood for, Franklin County has delicious, fresh food to enjoy outdoors with the backdrop of the gorgeous local scenery. Here are five recommendations for...


2 hospitalized after Gill crash
07-10-2024 4:30 PM

By ANTHONY CAMMALLERI

GILL — Two individuals were hospitalized Tuesday evening after a vehicle swerved off of Route 2 and crashed into a tree, according to Fire Chief Gene Beaubien. Beaubien said a bystander pulled one of the two individuals from the vehicle. Orange...


My Turn: Other guy is the one who’s unfit for office
07-09-2024 2:58 PM

By EVE BROWN-WAITE

 Like a lot of people, I had my head in my hands and was downing shots while watching the recent presidential “debate.” And like a lot of people, I found myself hoping and praying for a replacement candidate and spinning through every “what if”...


Franklin County vets: Little spike in pets consuming pot since legalization
07-07-2024 11:01 AM

By DOMENIC POLI

Area veterinarians say there has been no drastic increase in the number of pets brought in with cannabis in their systems since it was legalized in Massachusetts, though more of the animals’ owners are willing to admit their dog or cat got into their...


Gillbilly Paddle organizers hope for fair weather in 2024, after 2 years of cancellations
07-05-2024 1:50 PM

By ERIN-LEIGH HOFFMAN

GILL — After two consecutive years of weather-related cancellations, organizers of the Gillbilly Paddle are hoping for fair weather to take to the water on Saturday, July 13. The Gillbilly Paddle has been a summer tradition since 2018 when Gill...


Sue Kramer: Film has key local tie
07-04-2024 9:59 AM

In the article about “Janet Planet,” the author wrote about the many ways the film ties into our local area: it was filmed locally, the writer/director is from Amherst, local folks were cast as extras [“‘Janet Planet’ comes in orbit,” Recorder, June...

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