Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: War comes home
I remember May 1970. Ten thousand people were with me on the New Haven green to protest the Vietnam War and the trial of Bobby Seale, a Black Panther leader. Things came to a head when in the middle…
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5mMy Turn: The ties that bind
My Dear Readers, I am replacing humor in this month’s column with some tips on how to maintain and deepen family connections. More important to me than golf, the Red Sox, Dylan, or the daily NYT Spelling Bee, family is the cornerstone of my life. And by family, I mean my wife and three grown […]
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6mIn narrow race, 1st Franklin District seat goes to Wondolowski
The race for the Democratic nomination for the 1st Franklin District seat in the House of Representatives was hard-fought, with Lora Wondolowski eking out a victory by approximately 100 votes, per results reported to the Associated Press and announced by Wondolowski’s campaign on Wednesday afternoon. As of 1:30 a.m., Wondolowski and her opponent, Corinne Coryat, […]
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3mApostol elected to Wendell Selectboard
Marina Apostol defeated Chris Kranz to win a seat on the Wendell Selectboard, filling the remainder of Adam Feltman's term.
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5mMy Turn: What does the council even do?
A few recent My Turn columns presented a fractured picture of Greenfield’s current municipal government, accompanied by a fundamental misunderstanding of the current budget. Most importantly, they mischaracterized the active role the Greenfield City Council plays in managing our city’s finances. As chair of the Ways and Means Committee, tasked directly with our city’s fiduciary […]
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5mColumnist Joanna Buoniconti: Do I miss school?
September has fully arrived. The nights have a certain briskness that wasn’t there a few weeks ago. A certain level of sadness has settled into me upon the realization that the majority of summer is over. Because summer is the period of time that I get to leave the house the most and interact with […]