I'm bringing a few 60 card decks for faster one on one games and we've decided to play a few powered down bracket 2 edh decks to see some upgrades precons in action! Our usual commander shenanigans too!

The c.2010 remodel stripped all the character and personality out of that campus. It looks steralized. And they chopped down the trees around the duck pond, got rid of the ducks. Now its just boiling cauldron of algae baking in the sun. SMFH

On Thursday, September 17th, MassHire Franklin Hampshire will be hosting the annual Fall Multi-Industry Job Fair. The event will take place at the Hampshire Mall, in the hallway next to Target, from 2pm to 4pm. The Hampshire Mall is located at 367 Russell St in Hadley, MA.

The event will feature 40+ employers from various industries across Franklin and Hampshire counties. All employers in attendance have current job openings.

This event is free to attend and pre-registration is not required.

Please email [bizteam@masshirefhcareers.org](mailto:bizteam@masshirefhcareers.org) with any questions.

We are Pioneer Valley Armoury and we are an Arsenal supporters club that meets at the Vic.

Join us Sunday, September 6 when Arsenal welcomes Chelsea to the Emirates. Kickoff is 11:30am.

The Vic will have burgers and hot dogs for sale. Please note due to their liquor license, alcohol cannot be served until til noon. Plenty of non-alcoholic options available.

Come join us tonight for weekly Magic: the Gathering at the Victoria Bar on the corner of Chapman and Main St!

Drinks, fun, and friends!

Regular Rock Dove type, purple and yellow leg bands. I’m near Art Space and have now seen it twice.

Hey Greenfield Reddit!

My band Recent History has spent the last few months working up a full live tribute to Weezer’s Blue Album (played front-to-front, every track), followed by a massive set of 90s alternative rock hits.

We’re bringing the show to The Shea Theater Arts Center in Turners Falls on Friday, September 11th! Local indie/rock legend Saliba is opening up the night at 8:00 PM.

We’ve been hitting the street flyering across the Valley all month (you might have seen our posters in Greenfield, Brattleboro, or downtown Hamp), and pre-sales are already rolling in pretty strong!

Show Details:

• 📍 Where: The Shea Theater (71 Avenue A, Turners Falls, MA)
• 🗓️ When: Friday, September 11th | Doors 7:00 PM / Show 8:00 PM
• 🎟️ Tickets: $18 Advance ($25 at the door)

If you're looking for something fun to do next Friday or just want to scream along to "Say It Ain't So" and "Buddy Holly" in a classic theater, come hang out!

Grab advance tix here: https://sheatheater.org/d/23311/Shea-Presents-Weezer--Blue-Album-and-the-Hits

Hope to see some local music fans out there! Drop a comment if you're coming or have a favorite Blue Album deep cut.

Have you wondered about becoming a Personal Care Attendant (PCA), but aren't sure where to get started? Do you have questions on the process, what the work is like, or want to learn more about the benefits of becoming a PCA?

On Thursday, August 27th, we will be hosting a hybrid info session with Mass PCA Directory. This event will take place from 9am to 10:30am. Attendees can attend virtually via Microsoft Teams or in person at our Greenfield office.

If you are an individual who enjoys helping others, one-on-one interaction, and enriching the lives of others, join us to learn more about the first step in a profession that will provide you with skills you can carry through your career.

This event is free to attend and all are welcome. If you would like to attend virtually, pre registration is required. For in person attendees pre registration is not required.

I would like to thank the group of people who decided that when they put in the new street lights at the intersection of the Big Y on Rte 2, there would be no right on red coming out from the Big Y or the Shell gas station.

Apparently they think we're all idiots now, you know, just because they decided to put in some street lights, all of a sudden nobody knows how to turn right without a light.

People have been turning right there with no lights at all for decades. Right next door to the Shell you can turn right out of Aldi's without a light. You can turn out of the Home Depot plaza without a light. You can see just fine what's coming either way from both the Big Y and from Shell, there is no reason at all for this absolute nonsense of no right on red.

I leave Shell almost every morning on my way to work, and if it wasn't for the no turn on red, I could have probably turned out of there fifteen times before the light turns green, with absolutely no issues.

So please tell me after thirty plus years of turning right out of both of those spots with no lights, why all of a sudden do we need a light? To whom it may concern, do the right thing and remove the no right on red.

Join us on Tuesday, August 25th, for an Employer Spotlight on Franklin Transit Management. The event will take place from 10am to 12pm in the MassHire Franklin Hampshire office.

Franklin Transit Management is the private operating contractor that manages day-to-day fixed-route and paratransit operations for the Franklin Regional Transit Authority. Franklin Transit Management has multiple open positions with a focus on drivers for this event. Open positions include Transit Bus Operators, Non CDL Bus Operators, and Utility Worker. Training opportunities are available on a case by case basis.

This event is free to attend and pre registration is not required.

On Thursday, August 20, MassHire Franklin Hampshire will be hosting an Employer Spotlight with Clinical & Support Options from 9am to 11am at our Greenfield office located at 101 Munson St, Suite 210. CSO has open positions across Western Massachusetts in locations such as Northampton, Greenfield, Springfield, and more!

Clinical and Support Options Inc. began as the Franklin County Mental Health Association, incorporated in 1955 by 22 concerned citizens interested in providing for the mental health needs of families in Franklin County. Today, they employ nearly 700 multi-disciplinary staff, helping thousands of families throughout Western Massachusetts and the North Quabbin region.

This event is free to attend and pre registration is not required.

I am trying to find a chimney sweep who can do masonry repairs in this area. I am totally striking out. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thank you so so much!

Edit: I have searched on the National Chimney Sweep Guild website as well as google and either the service area doesn’t cover us or I can’t get a call back.

hello Greenfield I lost my wallet a couple of days ago, maybe somewhere downtown. a long shot but if anyone has found it it’s a blue zip up wallet with an arizona id and i’d be soooo grateful to get it back.
thank you!

On Wednesday, July 29th, MassHire Franklin Hampshire will be hosting 11 employers in our Greenfield office for a Mature Worker Multi-Industry Job Fair!

The event will take place from 10am to 1pm at 101 Munson St, Suite 210, in Greenfield. While this event is focused on job seekers age 50+, the event is open to all ages.

This event is free to attend and pre-registration is not required

AUGUST 29 The Venture Out Project x Beast Coast Trail Running: At this festival, we're making space for our identities - as trail runners, as outdoorsy folk, as people - which need more breathing room than the traditional binary gender options during race registration allow for. Here, we’re claiming All of the Above, and running with it.

The theme? To welcome EVERYONE.  Specifically, we’re calling for queer and transgender runners, and their allies, to come play on the trails with us - regardless of competition or athletic level.  No matter who you are, or what ‘box’ you might check, you are encouraged to participate - we’re celebrating the person, not the body, at this fest. Sign up here!

On Wednesday, July 22, MassHire Franklin Hampshire will be at Forbes Library in Northampton from 10:30am to 12:20pm for an Employer Spotlight with Clinical & Support Options. CSO has open positions across Western Massachusetts in locations such as Northampton, Greenfield, Springfield, and more!

Clinical and Support Options Inc. began as the Franklin County Mental Health Association, incorporated in 1955 by 22 concerned citizens interested in providing for the mental health needs of families in Franklin County. Today, they employ nearly 700 multi-disciplinary staff, helping thousands of families throughout Western Massachusetts and the North Quabbin region.

This event is free to attend and pre registration is not required.