Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Save the bees, phase out neonics
As I passed Wanczyk Nursery in Hadley last week, the block letters on the sign out front told me that June is National Pollinator Month. This celebration of pollinators, which includes bats,…
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11mBulletin Board: Franklin Tech girls basketball takes down Greenfield in summer league play
The Franklin Tech girls summer league team defeated Greenfield, 38-16, on Thursday night in Turners Falls. Brayleigh Burgh scored 10 points with two 3-pointers for the Eagles. Sarah Beckwith and Abigail Dobias both had eight points. Dobias drained two 3-pointers for Franklin Tech. Sarah McCloud led the way for Greenfield with 13 points with three […]
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8mGreenfield City Council OKs $70M budget for FY27
The Greenfield City Council unanimously approved a $70.18 million budget for fiscal year 2027, which saw a 3% increase over the previous year, with staffing cuts in various departments.
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7mBaystate Franklin nurses speak out against hospital layoffs
Nurses at Baystate Franklin Medical Center are concerned about layoffs impacting potentially 22 departments across the hospital and the rest of the Baystate system, resulting in increased workload and decreased morale.
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My Turn: Are we focusing on the wrong enemies?
The Atlantic has published a story called “The Men Who Don’t Want Women to Vote,” by Helen Lewis, in its June edition. I found it online. It’s thought-provoking. Where to start in processing those thoughts? It was easy to reject the ideology of the right-wing figures Lewis interviews or describes. These are mostly men, like […]
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7mAccounting errors stymie Greenfield capital projects
The Greenfield City Council was unable to approve 10 planned capital expenses due to bookkeeping errors in the city's Accounting Department and Treasurer/Collector's Office, which resulted in the state Department of Revenue not certifying the city's free cash and retained earnings.