Greenfield Recorder
Guest columnist William Lambers: The Memorial Day before D-Day
It was Memorial Day in 1944 when some visitors quietly came to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. It was President Franklin D. Roosevelt and his family…
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7mReal Estate Transactions: July 24, 2026
ASHFIELD Sarah S. Montgomery Estate and Priscilla Wahlen sold to Tekla A. Mcinerney and Maureen Conroy, 46 Brown Road. $465,000. Timothy F. Curry sold to Nicholas V. Bujdoss and Martha Von Bujdoss, 295 Main St. $405,175. ATHOL Dodge Contracting LLC and Keith B. Dodge sold to Kiley Donahue and Justin Littlewood, 246 Bryant St. $400,000. […]
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3mKatherine C. Porrovecchio
<html><head></head><body>Katherine C. Porrovecchio<br /><br />Bernardston, MA - Katherine (Coburn) Porrovecchio, 84, passed away peacefully at home with her family by her side on Monday, July 20, 2026.<br /><br />Kathy was born in Colrain, MA on Janua ...
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7mThomas Lewis
<html><head></head><body>Thomas Lewis<br /><br />Springfield, MA - Tom Lewis once spent two nights sleeping in a converted camel stable outside the Cairo airport. It wasn't a punishment-his young daughter's vaccination card was two days short ...
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6mA rescue remembered: Conway native recounts actions that saved drowning woman one year ago
Conway native Leah Gump received a Lifesaving Award from Gov. Maura Healey after her heroic actions prevented a second drowning during a fatal incident at the Conway Community Swimming Pool.
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2mAuthorities searching for missing Vermont man who works in South Deerfield
Police departments in South Deerfield and Brattleboro launched a search for Zachery Stolpp, a Vermont resident who went missing after making statements regarding self-harm.