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TheRecorderNews: #GreenfieldMA police investigating bar bathroom robbery at knifepoint. (link)
AP-BKC--Houston-Harvard Box
UMassAmherst: Staying at UMass for Thanksgiving? The Blue Wall hosts Thanksgiving. Everyone welcome. (link) (link)
wmeco: WMECo crews--gearing up & ready for whatever Mother Nature has in store! Urging customers be ready too-here's how: (link)
SportsRecorder: UMass men's basketball game at home against Northeastern scheduled for Wednesday at 7 has been moved to 2 p.m. on Wednesday.
TheRecorderNews: Falls Cable in #ShelburneFallsMA is looking for volunteers, more local shows. (link) (link)
UMassAmherst: Find out where to eat on campus tomorrow and throughout Thanksgiving break: (link)
wmeco: WMECo is ready for the pre-Thanksgiving snow storm in the forecast--are you? Click here for your storm kit checklist: (link)
TheRecorderNews: Baystate Franklin Medical Center in #GreenfieldMA is re-opening an in-patient wing to expand number of beds. (link)
wmeco: The forecast calls for wet, heavy snow the day before Thanksgiving & WMECo is ready! Our crews are gearing up & as we monitor the weather.
TheRecorderNews: Franklin County sheriff has loaned the #OrangeMA PD a cruiser outfitted for a K9 after 1 of its cars deemed unsafe. (link)
TheRecorderNews: EDITORIAL: Rodney Hunt, a longtime employer in #OrangeMA, clearly no longer has local control of its affairs. (link)
UMassAmherst: RT @UMassHockey: UMass Hockey Heads To #13/12 UVM For Televised Clash On NESN/TSN2 (link) (link)
UMassAmherst: RT @umasstransit: Wed 11/26 Storm: Reduced Service: Rts 30, 31, 45, 46| Full Srvc: 33| Ends @8pm: 38| No Srvc: 34, 35, 39| Buses will run aâ¦
UMassAmherst: The W.E.B. Du Bois Library will close at midnight tonight and re-open Saturday at 9:00 a.m. Details at (link)
Construction is underway on the temporary wooden train platform next to the John W Olver Transportation Center on Olive Street so that it can accommodate passenger rail service, which is expected to start by the end of the year. (Recorder/Paul Franz) Purchase photo reprints »
A member of the Guilford Hounds hunt staff follows a pack of foxhounds through the North Meadows of Deerfield on Sunday during a drag hunt. Recorder/Micky Bedell Purchase photo reprints »
Red berries grow on a thorny bush in Sunderland. (Recorder/Micky Bedell) Purchase photo reprints »
An ice rink being installed at Beacon Field on Thursday morning that will be filled by the Fire Department between calls. A second, smaller rink is to be erected at the Green River Swimming and Recreation Area. The second rink was moved from Hillside Park due to the impending construction of a splash pad water feature. (Recorder/Paul Franz) Purchase photo reprints »
Greenfield Community College student Dave Smart of Chesterfield, N.H., feeds ducks on campus with Melissa Zeckmeister. (Recorder/Micky Bedell) Purchase photo reprints »
An abandoned house on a hilltop in Leyden in a freezing rain on Monday. Recorder/Paul Franz Purchase photo reprints »
The sun sets over Greenfield on Tuesday night, illuminating the clouds. Recorder/Micky Bedell Purchase photo reprints »
Snow-dusted pumpkins in Leyden reflect the changing seasons. Recorder/Paul Franz Purchase photo reprints »
A seldom seen place is the inside of the bell tower at Holy Trinity Church in Greenfield. Three more flights of stairs lead to the bell and then the steeple rises above that. Recorder/Paul Franz Purchase photo reprints »
The view from the new library at Greenfield High School on Saturday. Greenfield residents were invited into the school to tour completed portions of the $66 million project. Recorder/Micky Bedell Purchase photo reprints »
A mallard duck takes a break at Greenfield Community College duck pond. (Recorder/Micky Bedell) Purchase photo reprints »
A man looks over stones at the 18th annual Jewelry, Gem, Mineral & Fossil Show and Sale at Greenfield Community College on Saturday. Recorder/Micky Bedell Purchase photo reprints »


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So, I haven't posted anything in like a million years (or a few months). Sorry! I've been catching up on things and life for the most part. I've been going through changes in my life that deserved my full attention so I had to abandon my little blog for some time.
For a while I thought maybe I would have to shut down Falala, but I couldn't! This blog is a part of me now, and so I just waited and hoped that I would be able to come back. That day is today. I am not ignoring you, dear blog, anymore. I missed you.
Some of you may have noticed I started a photography business. Photography is something I've always loved and admired. As I keep growing as a designer and love for art, and as I look for ways to provide for my little family, the change felt natural. I am loving it, but the change is always difficult at first and takes time to get used to.
Through this blog I just want to share inspiration to others in any way I can. Thanks for patiently waiting for some updates and pretty designs. This blog will also undergo a few changes in the next couple of months but I think you will enjoy them!

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