Turners Falls News

The ever-shifting population of the Youth Sculpture Park at the corner of Canal and Third streets Friday welcomed two totem poles and a giant wedge of cheese, with accompanying rodent.

A sliver of downtown Millers Falls will slip back in time next week, with the time-warp likely to occasion some delays in traffic.

MONTAGUE - In the end, there was just too much T.J. Meyer for the Granby baseball team.

NORTHAMPTON - Amy P. Cotter, 75, of 80 Damon Road, passed away Monday at Cooley Dickinson Hospital.

An old, dilapidated, unused storage shed at Our Lady of Czestochowa Cemetery has been resurrected and glorified, now a chapel constructed in a log cabin style common in the mountainous Zakopane area of southern Poland.

Molly Merrett, front, and Bekki Szlosek are part of the Valley Green Feast cooperative, which delivers food to homes as far north as Turners Falls and as far south as Suffield, Conn.

You can take a virtual trip through the watershed of the 410-mile Connecticut River from Long Island Sound nearly to Canada without traveling past Turners Falls.

From death comes new life. This will be the first time in 54 years I will spend Mother's Day without my mom.

Nine area youths were honored Thursday night for the differences they've made in communities near and far.

EASTHAMPTON - Mary Bogusz Taylor, 93, of Easthampton, daughter of Joseph and Wanda Bogusz and a retired nurse for the Easthampton School Department, died May 7, 2012.

HOLYOKE - The most successful fish lift on the Atlantic coast, the Robert E. Barrett Fishway at the Holyoke Dam, opens for its annual viewing season this week.