Greenfield Recorder
NEPM chief calls ruling a ‘First Amendment victory’
A federal judge ruled that Trump's attempt to cut funding for public broadcasting was unlawful and unenforceable, citing First Amendment protections, which was seen as a win for free speech by public…
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5mGolf tournament raises money for cancer screenings and family of late Greenfield Fire Dept. captain
Greenfield Firefighters Local 2548 hosted a golf tournament on Oct. 5 to raise funds for cancer screenings and support the family of the late Capt. John Whitney.
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6mLocal experts predict bright foliage after short delay
New England experts anticipate a vibrant fall foliage season characterized by bright colors despite a delayed peak expected in late October.
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5mSunnyDayz Cannabis opens 'craft' dispensary in South Deerfield
SunnyDayz Cannabis has opened its retail dispensary and indoor cultivation facility on a 5-acre campus in South Deerfield following a five-year development process.
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5mMontague appoints Skanska USA to manage Strathmore mill project
The Montague Selectboard unanimously appointed Skanska USA Building as owner's project manager for the Strathmore mill cleanup project in a contract not to exceed $399,440, while also approving contracts for erosion mitigation on Oakman Street and playground improvements at Unity Park.
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5mRowe celebrates opening of 180-acre Westwood Conservation Area
Rowe's Open Space and Recreation Committee held an opening ceremony for the newly conserved 180-acre Westwood Conservation Area and dedicated the property to the late land protection specialist David Rothstein.