Greenfield Recorder
Greenfield City Council vote prioritizes union input in health insurance change
Greenfield's City Council voted to adopt Section 19 of Massachusetts General Law, Chapter 32B, allowing the city to switch insurance providers only after reaching an agreement with a public employee…
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2mFirefighters from at least 10 towns respond to two-alarm fire in Orange
A house on Packard Road in Orange was destroyed by a two-alarm fire on Tuesday night, resulting in one resident being hospitalized for smoke inhalation and a suspected canine fatality.
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4mLora Wondolowski in the lead for state rep. seat by 8,652 votes
Democratic candidate Lora Wondolowski took a significant lead over Independent candidate Amy Lavallee in the 1st Franklin District election as preliminary results were released.
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4mLori Streeter takes commanding lead in Franklin County sheriff's race
Lori Streeter is poised to become the permanent leader of the Franklin County Jail and House of Correction after securing a significant vote lead over opponents Jon Hall and Gary Gagnon.
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4mNeal defeats Milleron, secures 20th term in House
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal secured a 20th term representing Massachusetts' 1st Congressional District on Tuesday, defeating Independent candidate Nadia Milleron amid a broader Democratic resurgence in the midterm elections.
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3mMassachusetts Gov. Maura Healey secures reelection to second term over GOP challenger Mike Minogue
Democratic Gov. Maura Healey secured a second term by defeating Republican challenger Mike Minogue in a decisive victory, according to early unofficial tallies following the close of polls.