Greenfield Recorder
'We need full transparency': BlueWave draws backlash at latest hearing on proposed Conway solar array
Conway residents called for greater transparency from BlueWave Solar during the sixth public hearing on a proposed solar array on Roaring Brook Road.
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My Turn: Betraying the trust
Donald Trump is now waging full-on war against our democracy, and wants to leave us all with no choice. Not just about how, where, and who gets to vote, and his $100 billion war — but about whether we continue as a civil society; bound together as a nation governed by our Constitution and the […]
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2mCanalside Rail Trail, Fifth Street Bridge to temporarily close in Turners Falls
The Fifth Street Bridge and portions of the Canalside Rail Trail in Turners Falls are scheduled to close starting Sept. 20.
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4mMontague Selectboard votes 2-1 to fund community policing pilot program
The Montague Selectboard approved a one-time $5,000 allocation from the Community Development Discretionary Fund to launch a community policing pilot program aimed at increasing police and community engagement.
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7mReal Estate Transactions: Sept. 18, 2026
ATHOL Benjamin T. Everett and Naomi R. Everett sold to Michael Stuart, 629 Chestnut Hill Ave. $390,000. Leeann Stephanie Pereira and John Christopher Vargas sold to Matthew Fernandez, 71 Kennebunk St. $450,000. Kevin Labonne sold to Reinaldo J. Rivera, 291 South Main St. $250,000. Herbert L. Fregeau Jr. Estate and Andrew Fregeau sold to Salvin […]
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7mBusiness Briefs: Sept. 18, 2026
Greenfield Cooperative Bank celebrates employees and milestone anniversaries at Employee Appreciation Dinner WHATELY — Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently gathered employees for its annual Employee Appreciation Dinner at Whately’s Quonquont Farm. The evening offered a way for employees to come together outside of the workplace to recognize the people who make the co-op what it is. […]