Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: The hidden hand of instinct
Our neighbor commented on the proficiency of our border collie in moving our livestock. I had to admit that I had very little to do with it. It’s his instinct. He comes from a line of dogs who’ve…
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2mHouse fire in Greenfield claims life of family pet
One cat died in a house fire in Greenfield, which is believed to have been caused by a clothes dryer and resulted in extensive damage to the home.
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7mRental registry proposal coming to Greenfield City Council this week
The City Council in Greenfield is set to vote on a proposal to create a rental registry, which would require landlords to apply for a permit and submit to self-inspections, in order to ensure tenant safety and provide a valuable database for law enforcement.
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11mState shines spotlight on 250 farm-to-school initiatives, including 21 locally
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources has released 250 snapshots of farm-to-school initiatives, including 21 programs in Franklin County and North Quabbin, to highlight how Massachusetts schools and organizations are incorporating local food into their curriculum and providing hands-on learning experiences.
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Pushback: Three errors by state AG disrupt the November ballot
Based on separate rulings from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court (SJC), three “unexpected” errors made by the Massachusetts Attorney General have robbed you and me of the chance to vote this Nov. 3 on three major policy changes: 1. A rent control ballot initiative. The SJC ruled that by exempting housing units operated by religious institutions from rent […]
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6mWest County Notebook: July 15, 2026
Shelburne to consider new lights at Police Station SHELBURNE — A $4,915 state grant from the Green Communities Division could lead to new lights at the Police Station at 623 Mohawk Trail. Energy Committee member Jeff Boettner said that after discussion, the committee decided the most logical use of the grant would be for replacing the lights in the station with a more energy-efficient option, which would save the town roughly $1,300 a year. The project itself costs $15,250. According to Town Administrator Terry Narkewicz, the rest of the money would come from the fiscal year 2026 Street Light Fund, which […]