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Posted by mark2 - Sat, Feb 4, 2012, 10:36 A

Coyote attacks

mark2 I did not realize that bridge was out. I have not been down there for years. Coyotes are at their bravest after dark, which most people would not be out and about walking out there regardless of a bridge. I would be wiling to bet they have dens in there that and red and grey fox all of which will go after cats
 

Posted by JeffSingleton - Sat, Feb 4, 2012, 7:32 A

Coyote attacks

I wonder if the refusal of the state bureaucracy to support the rebuilding of the bridge at the end of North St. has reduced human traffic in that area and made it a more appealing habitat for the coyotes.
 

Posted by lithium - Fri, Feb 3, 2012, 10:08 P

2012 Town Election

Papers have been available for about a week, but I haven't seen anyone out getting signatures yet.

Still a bit too early to get into it?
 

Posted by mark2 - Fri, Feb 3, 2012, 1:49 P

Coyote attacks

mark2 The hardest part with hunting that spot is all the people and pet traffic. Sure as hell you will call in someones dog. If you could get a coordinate effort from people to stay out of there on Saturday until mid to late am , I would be glad to set up my calls etc and hunt.
 

Posted by MontagueCenterMan - Fri, Feb 3, 2012, 12:00 P

Coyote attacks

MontagueCenterMan Actually the land is very huntable, as it is a wildlife management area. If you would like to go down there this weekend perhaps, I have the appropriate coyote solution. Wiggling rabbit, electronic call, license and weapon. I think first, I may set up the Trail Cam and see if I can better idea of whats going on down there. Yes, feeding the animals is not so smart, although to each their own.
 

Posted by mik - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 10:36 P

New Grange Antiques Fair

mik If you're on Facebook, you should like this page and make your best effort to make it to one of these market fairs. Two in February and two in March, at the Grange hall. Like the Mutton & Mead festival itself, this is a fundraiser for the Grange hall.

https://www.facebook...ndVintageMarketplace

Pass it on, and try to make it.

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The Montague Antiques and Vintage Marketplace takes place over four Sundays in 2012: February 12 + 26 and March 11 + 25, from 7:30 am to 1:00 pm.

The markets feature multiple dealers offering a variety of early American and Victorian through mid century antiques and books, all in the beautiful and historic 1835 Grange hall in the village of Montague Center, MA. No plastic crap or cheap Chinese junk allowed!

Vendors welcome - affordable table fees! Contact via the phone number below.

The sale is part of an ongoing effort to keep the historic Montague Grange hall in good repair. Vendor fees support the hall’s maintenance.
 

Posted by MCTV - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 4:04 P

MCTV Program Schedule 2/3/12 thru 2/9/12

Friday, February 3 Program
12:00 AM Democray Now 2/2/12
8:00 AM Democray Now 2/2/12
9:00 AM BFMC Healthbeat February
9:30 AM Physician Focus February
10:00 AM The David Pakman Show 1/30/12
11:00 AM Expedition New England:Horseshoe Crab
11:30 AM Sleepless in Gaza & Jerusalem 10
12:00 PM Falls Cable:Beef Carpaccio
1:00 PM Democracy Now
2:00 PM Francis Doughty
3:00 PM Franklin County Matters November
4:00 PM Finance Committee 2/1/12
5:00 PM The David Pakman Show
6:00 PM Democracy Now
7:00 PM GMRSD 1/24/12

Saturday, February 4
8:00 AM Senior Center:Ruth Harcovitz
9:00 AM Rosner Car Show
10:00 AM Seed Saving With Daniel Botkin
12:00 PM Dancing Princess
1:00 PM Soapbox Derby 2011 Final
3:00 PM Free Speech TV
3:30 PM The Garage #6
4:00 PM Select Board 2/1/12
4:30 PM Thomas Jefferson
5:00 PM Transition Montague
6:00 PM The Green Glove
7:30 PM TWB Ergonomics
8:30 PM Valley Idol Finals 2011

Sunday, February 5
8:00 AM Rhema Word 343
9:00 AM Rhema Word #341
9:30 AM The Garage:Tea Lights
10:00 AM River Rat Race 2010
12:30 PM My Swedish Summer Vacation pt. 1
1:00 PM Welcome Yule 2011
3:00 PM Finance Committee 2/1/12
4:00 PM Two Gentlemen of Verona
5:14 PM Two Gentlemen of Verona
6:00 PM White House Chronicle 4000
6:30 PM White House Chronicle 4001
7:00 PM Coffee House Banish Misfortune
9:00 PM What I've Learned About U.S. Foreign Policy

Monday, February 6
8:00 AM Democracy Now
9:00 AM DWTV:Arts 1/23/12
9:30 AM DWTV:Global 1/23/12
10:00 AM The David Pakman Show
11:30 AM Explore:Special Animals
12:00 PM Repelling
12:30 PM To What Degree Is Global Warming
1:00 PM Democracy Now
2:00 PM DWTV:European 1/23/12
2:30 PM
3:00 PM In Focus:Chatting with History Alexander Graham Bell
3:30 PM Expedition New England:Backyard Garden
4:00 PM In Focus:Taming the floods
4:30 PM In Focus:Life of my Child
5:00 PM The David Pakman Show
6:00 PM Democracy Now
7:00 PM Select Board 2/1/12

Tuesday, February 7
8:00 AM Democracy Now
9:00 AM Expedition New England Citronella Ants
9:30 AM Falls Table:November
10:00 AM The David Pakman Show
11:00 AM Franklin County Matters#40
12:30 PM Gill Town Meeting 1/17/12
1:00 PM Democracy Now
2:00 PM Gill Selectboard 1/17/12
3:00 PM Finance Committee 2/1/12
4:00 PM Explore: China
5:00 PM The David Pakman Show
6:00 PM Democracy Now
7:00 PM GMRSD Meeting
10:00 PM Fashion Show 2010
11:00 PM Expedition New England Citronella Ants

Wednesday, February 8
8:00 AM Democracy Now
9:00 AM TWB Growing a Green Community
10:00 AM The David Pakman Show
11:00 AM The Meaning of Wilderness
12:30 PM The Marketing of Madness 4
1:00 PM Democracy Now
2:30 PM Free Speech TV
3:00 PM Select Board 2/1/12
3:30 PM Sleepless in Gaza and Jerusalem
4:00 PM BFMC Healthbeat February
4:30 PM Physician Focus February
5:00 PM The David Pakman Show
6:00 PM Democracy Now
7:00 PM Coffee House Banish Misfortune
9:00 PM Switch:Episode 1
9:30 PM When We Were French

Thursday, February 9
8:00 AM Democracy Now
9:00 AM Gentling The Bull#2
9:30 AM Journey to Wissatinnewag
10:00 AM The David Pakman Show
11:00 AM From Risk To Action
12:00 PM Francis Doughty
1:00 PM Democracy Now
2:00 PM Select Board 2/1/12
2:30 PM In There Boots: We Regret to inform You
3:30 PM The Garage #6
4:00 PM The Western MA Democrat 24
5:00 PM The David Pakman Show
6:00 PM Democracy Now
7:00 PM Select Board Meeting
9:30 PM The Snows of Kilimanjaro
 

Posted by Mark1 - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 8:53 A

Coyote attacks

Mark1 In a different section of the land we've found empty pet food cans under bushes by the river. Someone is feeding the wildlife down there. Not a good idea.

Mark1
 

Posted by mark2 - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 7:04 A

Coyote attacks

mark2 I don't think that land is hunt able, if so I would be more than happy to thin the pack of the coyotes, season ends march 8. I will check into it.
 

Posted by MontagueCenterMan - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 2:59 A

Free Crafting and sewing stuff

MontagueCenterMan Hello Seamstresses and craft people. My better half has an amazing array of sewing and crafting materials that have just passed their expiration date on the porch. They were allegedly due to go to JoAnnes Fabrics and Crafts (donated to the employees there, my honey used to work there) but never seemed to quite make it. So i am offering anyone a chance to take some or all of it before it gets 'donated' to the landfill. It must be good stuff, because she wouldnt let me throw it out for two months. Poppa says 'nuff. If you live in Montague center and would like to take a look at it and/or believe you have a home for such items, please call me at 413-658-7579. Thank you. Also, a piano in good shape needs some tuning. OR email me at lennykahle@gmail.com
 

Posted by MontagueCenterMan - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 2:55 A

Valley Advocate Best-of Poll

MontagueCenterMan (Like)
 

Posted by MontagueCenterMan - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 2:14 A

Coyote attacks

MontagueCenterMan Please be careful in the wildlife management area also known as 'the fields' , east of the cemetery next to Raus, west of 63, north of the sawmill river at the end of North st.There is a coyote population that hunts here, probably where the deer run between Greenfield road and Turners Falls Rd south of Swamp road. These predators are viscous creatures, and in the depths of winter particularly more so. If you have cats or small dogs keep them close to or in the house at night. Many an adventuresome hunt or hike I have found just the collars and tags of pet cats and dogs that were not so lucky. This post is not meant as a scare tactic, I only seek to raise awareness of the possibility of a realistic danger. If you walk the fields at night, carry a flashlight and perhaps a whistle. More often than not, the coyote will flee from human presence, although they are predators and should be appreciated as such. Thank you for your time and consideration. Be safe.
 

Posted by MontagueCenterMan - Thu, Feb 2, 2012, 1:35 A

Missing my Baby (kitty)

MontagueCenterMan Hello kind neighbors. My Kitty Cat, a silver and white tiger striped tabby answers to HUNTER has been missing for two days now. I live at 26 main three houses west of the Grange. My phone is 413-658-7579, or you may reach Jacqueline at 413-658-4855. Hunter is about two years old, a male, grey/silver and white with a little notch out of one ear. He comes from a loving home where he is well cared for; HE IS NOT ABANDONED. Cats roam, and I usually see him within the triangle of Main st, Newton lane, and School st. there is a snapshot of the area here
https://www.facebook...83.1788950517&type=1

Please help bring Hunter home.
 

Posted by newbie - Wed, Feb 1, 2012, 11:19 P

montague center school

Not looking to start a fire.. I had folks visiting and they asked about the closed school. I said they shot down the last offer. To me a good move. Any updates at all??
 

Posted by fronckus - Wed, Feb 1, 2012, 7:13 P

Color TV

fronckus I have a used RCA 19" color TV with remote askinjg $50 if interested ask for Mark call 413-367-3014.
 

Posted by JanetMasucci - Wed, Feb 1, 2012, 2:48 P

Valentine’s Day Treat

Treat your honey to some relaxing bodywork for Valentine's Day.

Gift Certificates available.

www.JanetMasucci.com

413-863-8694
 

Posted by mark2 - Mon, Jan 30, 2012, 6:31 P

Looking for Cordwood

mark2 Call Derrick
1-413-522-0715
 

Posted by thiro - Mon, Jan 30, 2012, 12:40 P

Looking for Cordwood

Hi,

Anyone have a recomendation for somewhere to get some good quality seasoned cordwood delivered at this time of year?

Thanks!
Tara
 

Posted by newbie - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 7:21 P

Powertowne-distro

Thanx. I've left it until IE says no go..
 

Posted by mik - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 5:26 P

Powertowne-distro

mik I noticed that emails to the admin from this website have been bouncing for some time now, so I turned off those emails for now. When I went to the PT website a few days ago it took about a minute for the website to load, but it did eventually load.
 

Posted by newbie - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 10:44 A

Powertowne-distro

Any info on why they are down??
 

Posted by MikeL - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 10:41 A

Let’s Do The Right Thing

MikeL Jeff had one private conversation with me about the discharge of the employee, in which he basically agreed that it was a case of much ado about nothing.
Since then he has asked me for no additional information and sought no information from the Superintendent (who is the only person on the district side who has the information to give).
It's impossible for me to take seriously his claim that he is only concerned for the rights of district employees when he has shredded the rights of the superintendent- repeatedly in two open meetings, despite being instructed by the chair of the meeting to cease and desist and despite being instructed in no uncertain terms by the district's legal council that his actions are not just inappropriate but illegal (check the tape)- all in the name of protecting us from "how an employee MAY have been treated".
And yet, somehow, Jeff HAD to post all this on MontagueMa.net because of something I
did. I forced him to do it!
Amazing the power I have!
 

Posted by JeffSingleton - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 8:35 A

Obama and Blonde Politicians on the Tarmac

Some people on this corkboard might find this Maureen Dowd column amusing. I am not a huge fan of Dowd but sometimes she is off the charts funny, in a weird sort of way...

"WHAT is it with Barack Obama’s penchant for getting in tangles with blond politicians on airport tarmacs?.....":

http://www.nytimes.c...the-tarmac.html?_r=1

I hope this does not ignite more Obama versus Bush stuff unless someone has something dramatically new to say in that area,
 

Posted by PaulK - Sun, Jan 29, 2012, 2:21 A

Let’s Do The Right Thing

Jeff, it wasn't clear from what you or Mike had written that private conversations had taken place, or otherwise I would not have posted what I did. I can see that you do feel strongly and I'm sure it's for all the right reasons, ie: concern that the district act fairly and compassionately in all instances. I could say that I share those concerns, not only vis a vis the school district, but all levels of government that supposedly act in my name. Unfortunately, my take on things is that the political process, be it local, national, or international, rarely places fairness and compassion at the top of the list of concerns. Usually self-interest or special interests or political gamesmanship or power grabbing or greed or personality disorders rule the roost. This is why I no longer have any faith that the political process will seriously address any of our problems and foster solutions. Positive change, when it comes, always seems to rise up from the people, from churches, from protest movements, from the street, from community organizing or union organizing or populist movements. When the ground swell gets large enough, the politicians and bureaucrats scramble to get on board and things change. Oh. Maybe that's what you're attempting to do here, with your letter and post. Good luck. Really.
 

Posted by JeffSingleton - Sat, Jan 28, 2012, 4:49 A

Let’s Do The Right Thing

The issue for me here is the treatment of an employee in this economy and how we as school district treat employees in general.. It is not about a personal conflict between me and the chair of the school committee, whom I have in fact spoken to about this and related topics in private. That was actually the first thing I did!!! I also called for an executive session for the school committee to deal with this in private. That was rejected

.As you can tell I feel pretty strongly about what is going on re our employment policies and how a human being may have been treated. Steve Roberto happens to be a human being by the way. I simply asked a series of questions that have still gone unanswered

If people who post on this corkboard do not share my concerns, well it is what it is. I have had my say. The school district - a $16 million dollar organization that educates many of our children-is another matter.

By the way, these opinions are obviously mine alone and not those of the school committee.
 


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