Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: A letter from the IRS that wasn't bad news
Like most people, I don’t get excited when I see an envelope from the Internal Revenue Service in my mailbox. Usually, an IRS letter means paperwork, confusion, or some issue that needs attention. So…
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5mMontague expects Eversource clear-cutting permit process to begin in spring
Eversource is anticipated to file for permits in the spring to begin a clear-cutting project in Montague as part of its contested Transmission Right-of-Way Reliability Program.
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12mThree candidates seek election to Franklin County sheriff's seat
Three candidates — Lori Streeter, Jon Hall and Gary Gagnon — are competing for the remaining two years of a six-year term as Franklin County sheriff in an election on Nov. 3.
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4mGreenfield Notebook: Oct. 21, 2026
City completes branding update GREENFIELD — The city has announced the completion of its branding update, which has two goals: to formalize standards for the use of text and color to support compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act regulations that apply to digital content, and to unify branding across departments to help the public recognize […]
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2m'If something doesn't feel right, maybe it's not': Neighbors' report of suspicious activity leads to Warwick arrest
A Pittsfield man was arrested and arraigned on charges of larceny and destruction of property after neighbors reported suspicious activity at a vacant home in Warwick.
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7mUMass students rally to save Four-Skilled Arabic program
Students at the University of Massachusetts are advocating to save the Four-Skilled Arabic program, which is scheduled to end after the fall 2026 semester following a decision by the Five College provosts.