Deerfield MA Archives - Page 106 of 107 - Daily Hampshire Gazette

Children playing the roles of new recruits to Stephen Stebbin's militia company carry sticks as stand-ins for muskets at Historic Deerfield's Patriot's Day Revolutionary Muster and Parade event on their opening day, Saturday, April 16.

News

News of American Revolution rides to Old Deerfield on horseback

by Domenic Poli Recorder StaffApril 17, 2016

The South Deerfield Wastewater Treatment Facility.

News

Deerfield sewer article raises concerns

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 16, 2016

Historic Deerfield has acquired a rare desk/table combination, once owned by the Rev. Nehemiah Bull, a prominent minister whose son resided in Deerfield.

News

Historic Deerfield acquires unique desk

by Tom Relihan For the GazetteApril 15, 2016

News

Local schools form rural association

by Diane Broncaccio For the GazetteApril 14, 2016

The Patriots’ Day Revolutionary Muster and Parade at Historic Deerfield on April 16 will feature a cannon-firing demonstration and other spectacles.

News

Patriots’ Day at Historic Deerfield

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 12, 2016

David Bosse, the librarian at Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, flips through a ledger that was owned by Dexter Marsh.

News

PVMA acquires logbook of Greenfield dino tracks discoverer

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 10, 2016

Diane Ellis, the current principal of the Pleasant Street elementary school in Orange, and a candidate for the position of principal at the Northfield Elementary school, responds to the questions of parents at the school, seated beside Ruth Miller, the superintendent of the Pioneer Valley Regional school district, Wednesday.

News

Northfield Elementary names new principal

by Dan Desrochers For the GazetteApril 8, 2016

News

Three contests in Deerfield election

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 6, 2016

Dominic Poli, stands with Penny Spearance, of Shelburne, and Jeanne Dodge, of Greenfield, who all participated in a mass casualty training drill, posing as victims on an Amtrak train car at the Pan Am rail yard in Deerfield, Saturday, April 2. They were part of a group of victims with green ribbons, which designates those with injuries of the lowest severity. The drill was sponsored by the Franklin County Regional Emergency Planning Committee and hosted by the Franklin Regional Council of Governments.

News

Fake blood, real training

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 3, 2016

Paramedics with South County EMS check the equipment and drug inventory of one of their ambulances.

News

Ambulance service seeks new home

by Domenic Poli For the GazetteApril 1, 2016