Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Samuel and Eli
How Slater’s mills and Whitney’s cotton gin transformed U.S. industry and agriculture, unintentionally entrenching slavery and setting the stage for the Civil War.
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9mArts Briefs: Solo exhibit in Greenfield, The Klines in New Salem, and more
The Klines to perform at the 1794 Meetinghouse The Klines will bring the authentic sounds of Appalachian coal-mining songs and front-porch music to the 1794 Meetinghouse in New Salem on Saturday, June 27 at 7:30 p.m. Michael and Carrie Kline deliver powerful country harmony duets on guitar and vocals, weaving together moving family stories and […]
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2mThree juveniles arrested for vehicle break-ins in Orange
K-9 Zeus and his handler Officer Kyle Johnson tracked and arrested three juveniles on suspicion of breaking into vehicles and stealing items, with the majority of the stolen items recovered and returned to the victims.
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4mJuly 9 dangerousness hearing set for Greenfield man accused of stabbing father
Carlos A. Naranjo, 32, is being held without bail pending a July 9 dangerousness hearing after being accused of stabbing his father in the family's downtown Greenfield restaurant in April.
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5mFirst co-ed troop of Scouts celebrated at Crossover Ceremony in Greenfield
Cub Scout Pack 3 in Greenfield celebrated its first co-ed group of Cub Scouts at the annual Crossover Ceremony, which marked a milestone in the pack's history and allowed girls to learn the lessons and activities of Cub Scouts in larger groups.
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8mA ‘win’ for children: Senate approves child welfare overhaul championed by Comerford
The Senate passed the "An Act Enhancing Child Welfare Protections" bill, which includes a Foster Children Bill of Rights and other reforms to the state's child welfare system, to ensure a brighter future for Massachusetts children.