Greenfield Recorder
No more mix-ups: Skipping the powder for a real French onion spread
I have a confession to make. I have always had a weakness for dip made with packaged onion-soup mix. When I was little and my mother made it — very occasionally, I must add — it seemed like a miracle…
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7mDolly Parton's legacy drives 75 new local enrollments for Imagination Library
Following the death of Dolly Parton on August 25, the Imagination Library program coordinated by New Salem Academy saw 75 new enrollments among children in nine Massachusetts communities.
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8mNew 60-home subdivision proposed for Log Plain Road in Greenfield
The Greenfield Planning Board recommended a one-year moratorium on data center construction and reviewed preliminary plans for a 60-lot single-family home subdivision called Evergreen Trail Estates.
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7mAs I See It: All men are created socialist
The recent rise of socialism apparently prompted two opposite political responses: For conservatives, Trump declares that “(socialism) is the opposite of the American system.” For liberals, our own U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren publicly demanded, “Give us more of that socialism!” (Greenfield Recorder, Aug. 17). For thinking Americans, by rediscovering socialism, we are merely coming home to our original creed, and that socialism is, in fact, the mother of all Americanisms. To be a bona fide American, you must believe in equality for all, and if you unconditionally believe in it, then you are not only “American,” but also “socialist.” If Thomas […]
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4mNorth Quabbin Notebook: Sept. 5, 2026
New Salem Cultural Council accepting grant applications NEW SALEM — The New Salem Cultural Council is accepting grant applications for its fiscal year 2027 round of funding, with Oct. 15 serving as the deadline for submitting electronic applications. The Massachusetts Cultural Council will sponsor an online informational session on the Local Cultural Council grant application […]
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6mErving celebrates $14.7M for long-awaited Evergreen Circle housing complex
State Housing Secretary Juana Matias announced $14.7 million in state and federal funding for the Evergreen Circle housing project in Erving, which will provide 18 senior apartments and eight multigenerational townhouses.