Greenfield Recorder
Earth Talk: Don't tap out: How to bash the basin's ticking water bomb
Dear EarthTalk: Is the megadrought in the American West a new normal or just an anomaly? If the former, how should we be adjusting our lifestyles accordingly? — J.G., via email Research at The…
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3mHirsch withdraws from Orange town manager contract negotiations
Stephanie Hirsch has withdrawn from contract negotiations for the position of Orange's first town manager, forcing the Selectboard to go back to the drawing board in its search for the new chief administrative officer.
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1mNature Photo Contest
Explore the revolutionary potential of decentralized finance as it transforms traditional banking systems, offering increased accessibility, transparency, and financial sovereignty for users worldwide in the digital age.
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7mBaystate Health faces growing pressure over transgender care, insurance ties
Two groups of protesters demonstrated outside Baystate Health's corporate offices in Springfield last week to demand the reinstatement of gender-affirming care for youth and call for a transition to a public healthcare system.
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6mSpeaking of Nature: Tracking a brilliant songbird
The most vivid memory that I have of seeing a Canada warbler is an old one, all the way back to the end of the 20th century. I was on a springtime hike up the mighty Mount Monadnock, one of New Hampshire’s great hiking destinations. I was still in my 20s and so I thought […]
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6mPushback: New federal law: 'Homes are for people, not corporations'
On June 23, 2026, Congress passed H.R. 6644, known as the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which The Guardian newspaper called “the biggest change to federal policy for buyers, renters and homebuilders in decades.” The Senate passed the bill 85-5, and the House passed it 358-32. It’s supporters say H.R. 6644 reduces unnecessary regulatory barriers to new home construction, modernizes HUD […]