Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Legislators finally question sheriffs bloated budgets
In August 2025, sheriffs did what they always do. They asked the Legislature to fill their budget deficits. This time the deficit was $121 million, twice what it had been previously. Perhaps it was…
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4mPaul J. Lapinski Sr.
<html><head></head><body>Paul J. Lapinski, Sr.<br /><br />Hatfield, MA - Paul J. Lapinski, Sr., 87, a resident of Hatfield since 1964, died Wednesday 9/23/2026 at the Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton with his loving family by his side. He was ...
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2mDouglas G. Decker
<html><head></head><body>Douglas G. Decker<br /><br />Hawley, MA - Douglas G. Decker, 80, of West Hawley Rd., passed away Saturday, September 25, 2026.<br /><br />Doug was born at home in Deerfield, MA on December 31, 1945 the son of Leroy and Mildred ...
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5mH.S. girls volleyball: Frontier hosts fundraiser for Iain Spearance
SOUTH DEERFIELD — A packed Goodnow Gymnasium came together for a special cause on Monday night. The Frontier Regional girls volleyball team hosted a fundraiser for Iain Spearance, who recently had surgery to remove a 3.6-centimeter mass from his brain. After graduating from Frontier in 2022, Spearance went to Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He got his […]
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3mGreenfield couple sentenced on drug, animal cruelty charges
A Greenfield couple was sentenced following a joint drug and animal cruelty investigation by local authorities.
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6m'We carry on and we persevere': North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival continues through nor'easter
Despite a nor'easter causing power outages, the 28th annual North Quabbin Garlic & Arts Festival proceeded in Orange with music, art and themed culinary offerings.