Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: The hidden health crisis coming to western Mass. — How the reduction in the Big Beautiful Bill will overwhelm our health care system
SNAP cuts threaten 191,446 recipients in western Massachusetts, jeopardizing chronic disease management, overwhelming rural hospitals, and increasing health care costs unless benefits are protected.
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7mThree women, three generations, one gutsy thing in mind
A three-generation family of women, led by 79-year-old retired teacher Kate Hersey, completed a successful tandem skydive at Jumptown in Orange.
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6mWarming Homeless Hearts' sleeping bag collection is underway for third year
Warming Homeless Hearts is seeking new and used sleeping bags to expand its distribution efforts and provide warmth to Greenfield residents during the cold months ahead.
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4mFunding sought for Colrain schoolhouse demo, fire alarm panel
Colrain residents will vote on Tuesday, Oct. 20, regarding seven articles involving stabilization fund transfers for various municipal projects and a meal program.
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3mShutesbury dog that attacked neighbor’s pet twice must be muzzled, leashed under board order
SHUTESBURY — The owners of a dog that twice attacked a neighbor’s dog on Leonard Road, causing about $1,000 in veterinary bills, must pay the remaining costs and take steps to prevent future attacks. The Select Board voted 2-0 on Oct. 13 to declare Roxy, a black-and-white Australian shepherd mix, a dangerous and a nuisance […]
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10mKeeping score with Chip Ainsworth: Franklin Tech athletics flying high this fall
Good morning! A few weeks ago, Franklin County Tech teacher John Carey wrote to say I should pay more attention to athletics on Industrial Way. “The sports programs at Franklin County Tech have come into their own over the last decade,” he wrote. “Leaving campus last week I saw at least a hundred students on […]