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Huntington author, artist publishes second book, ‘Travel on $50/Day’

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Huntington author, artist publishes second book, ‘Travel on $50/Day’

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Huntington artist, author, craftsman and musician Steve Hamlin has just self-published his second book, “Travel on $50/Day (or less!); Camping in the US and Beyond,” available on Barnes & Noble and Amazon websites.Read Article

Huntington: North Hall announces arts festival lineup

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Huntington: North Hall announces arts festival lineup

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The North Hall Association announces its 2025 Historic North Hall Arts Festival with seven free programs running from June through October.Read Article

Gateway Regional superintendent accepts position with NEASC

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HUNTINGTON — Gateway Regional Superintendent Kristen Smidy announced this week that she has accepted a position as an associate director at the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the recognized accrediting body for schools and colleges in New England.Huntington · Huntington Read Article

Gateway School Committee discusses changes, rural aid, graduation requirements - The Reminder

Members of the Gateway Regional School Committee at the May 14 meeting on the Performing Arts Center stage.Reminder Publishing photo by Amy Porter HUNTINGTON — At the start of the May 14 Gateway Regional School Committee and in a conversation after the meeting, Superintendent Kristen Smidy talked about some of the administrative changes facing the district this year. “I feel like we’re in a year of transition, with key retirements on staff,” Smi…Huntington · Huntington Read Article

Hull Forestlands withdraws Goss Hill gravel pit application in Huntington - The Reminder

Bill Hull of Hull Forestlands and Rob Levesque of R. Levesque Associates.Reminder Publishing photo by Amy Porter HUNTINGTON — Bill Hull of Hull Forestlands Limited Partnership withdrew his application for a gravel pit on Goss Hill Road at a continued public hearing on May 6 at Stanton Hall. Karon Hathway, chair of the Zoning Board of Appeals, said the town had submitted four proposals to Hull for traffic, noise, hydrology and silica dust studies…Huntington · Huntington Read Article

Orange County woman opens up about living with fatal, rare Huntington’s disease

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An Orange County woman is opening up about what it's like to live with a fatal, rare disease that’s been compared to having ALS, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s all at once. Carrie Bryson, a 61-year-old Westminster resident, was diagnosed with Huntington's disease in January of this year. Huntington's disease is a fatal genetic disorder that causes the progressive breakdown of nerve cells in the brain. It only affects about one in every 10,000 peopl…Alzheimer's Disease · Huntington See the Story

Couple wins $360k after neighbor 'ignored property line' in 7-yr land battle

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AN ELDERLY couple said they were ‘forced’ to sue their neighbor after law enforcement failed to enforce their requests. Neither the couple nor the defendant used an attorney and opted to represent themselves in court. GettyA couple sued their neighbor for encroaching on their property[/caption] GettyThe jury ruled in favor of the couple, awarding them $360,000[/caption] Facebook / Town of Huntington MAThe couple lived in the town of Huntington,…Property · Huntington See the Story

Facing cutbacks, Army Corps of Engineers curtails rec at sites across Mass., including at canal

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HUNTINGTON — The Army Corps of Engineers is warning potential visitors of curtailed recreation opportunities at parks like Littleville Lake and Knightville Dam here or Conant Brook Dam in Monson, because it’s highly unlikely rangers will be available this summer.Huntington · Huntington Read Article

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