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Discovering treasure at historical society’s Antiques Road Show
They came in the rain. They came with jewels and a dragon, and the ubiquitous pocket watch last worn by grandfather. They came with memories of family members who have passed and, doubtless, more than one secretly hoped for a fortuitous windfall. A quartet of appraisers was seated in the...
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Lupa Zoo offering Halloween fun this weekend
LUDLOW, Mass. (WWLP) – Families can celebrate Halloween weekend with a festive twist at Lupa Zoo. The zoo will host a Nightmare Before Christmas-themed Halloween celebration on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will feature seasonal decorations, festive displays, and fall-themed scenes throughout the zoo.
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Save these December dates for Granby Artists events
The annual Granby Artists Holiday Gift Show will be held in Cook Hall at Granby Congregational Church’s North Campus, 219 North Granby Road on Saturday, Dec. 5 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Shop for original works of art created by your favorite local artists. Bring a friend and discover the talents of your neighbors—new and long-time members of the Granby Artists will be participating in this year’s show.
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Turners Falls’ Rendezvouz restaurant to go co-op
This article was copublished with The Montague Reporter. When business owners decide they are tired of running a business they often have a difficult decision to make: sell it, or shut it down. But some take a different path: converting their business to run cooperatively. This week, the owners of...
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Sunderland Cornfield Grows Mona Lisa, King Tut and Einstein Faces Visible From Above
Out in Sunderland, the Mona Lisa, King Tut and Albert Einstein have all taken a turn staring up at the sky, each one grown from rows of corn. A WCVB look back at the Pioneer Valley's giant cornfield portraits resurfaced this week, and the tradition behind them is still very much alive.
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Step into 1890s America at these Gilded Age estates in Lenox and Stockbridge
The Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts hold a string of enormous summer estates from the Gilded Age, roughly the 1880s to the early 1900s. Wealthy families built these places and called them “cottages,” which tells you something about the era. The towns of Lenox and Stockbridge kept several...