Greenfield Recorder
Comerford, Whipps talk legislative progress with Orange Selectboard
State Sen. Jo Comerford and state Rep. Susannah Whipps discussed their advocacy for the region, including the feasibility of Northern Tier Passenger Rail and the establishment of Orange's first town…
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2mLinda Sue Parish
<html><head></head><body>Linda Sue (Lyman) Parish<br /><br />Beaumont, TX - Linda Sue (Lyman) Parish, formerly of Greenfield, MA and Clayton, NY passed 9/13/26. Age 77, GHS class 0f 1966.<br /><br />Survived by her husband Ron, son Jeff and his wife J ...
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7mH.S. football: Amherst runs past Greenfield for second straight win
AMHERST — Jonathan Aviles-Roman got his opportunity for the Amherst football team on Thursday night. Aviles-Roman responded with the best game of his high school career in a 28-0 win over Greenfield at wet and humid Community Field. The junior running back rushed for 122 yards on 12 carries with three touchdowns. “I felt really […]
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5mThird annual North Quabbin History Tour celebrates region’s past
Area historical societies are scheduled to open their doors this Sunday, Sept. 20, for the annual North Quabbin History Tour.
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8mGreenfield City Council adopts one-year moratorium on data centers
Greenfield City Council voted unanimously to adopt a one-year moratorium on data centers and officially designated the second Monday of October as Indigenous Peoples Day.
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5mSouth County EMS plans to more than triple service fee to Hatfield
South County EMS plans to significantly increase its per-ambulance service fee for Hatfield from $350 to $1,178 following concerns over lack of municipal contributions and excessive mutual aid requests.