Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: 2026 — The end of Trump
Before members of the local MAGA tribe get their knickers in a twist, I desire that the end of Trump comes about peacefully and legally, unlike Jan. 6, 2021 when his violent mob tried to overthrow…
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2mJulia J. Burrough
<html><head></head><body>Julia J. Burrough<br /><br />Greenfield , MA - Julia Johnson Burrough died peacefully under Hospice Care on August 11, 2026 at Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA. She was 74. Julia was born in Wilmington, DE. She was the ...
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5m'The beet goes on': Stone Soup Cafe's annual Harvest Supper returns to Greenfield Common
Stone Soup Cafe is scheduled to host its 21st annual Harvest Supper this Saturday, Aug. 22, in Greenfield to celebrate local agriculture and raise funds for its community programs.
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10mNew law addresses library material challenges
Gov. Maura Healey signed S.3241, "An Act Regarding Free Expression," into law to establish formal processes for challenging library materials and protect librarians from harassment amid rising book censorship trends.
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4mUMass football: Minutemen continue to fine-tune defensive identity
AMHERST — Practice No. 15 of fall camp is in the books for the UMass football team. The Minutemen finished up a somewhat chippy session at sunny McGuirk Alumni Stadium on Wednesday morning. Linebacker Tyler Martin met with the media following practice. As a redshirt junior, Martin registered 103 tackles last season. He was 31st […]
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5mColumnist Judy Wagner: Gifts of a summer
Given the daily, even hourly, headlines, I could easily write an entire column on the cruelty, corruption, and betrayal of the lawless, erratic, cowardly and contemptible administration in Washington. Instead I will write about gifts. August can swamp us with too much: too many cucumbers, zucchinis and little tomatoes; too much heat some days; storms that seem especially intense; a few too many events, gatherings or visits whether planned or spontaneous. August’s bounty both arrests our attention in the present and draws us toward what’s next. Any fall crops to seed? Any canning supplies needed? Our California grandkids have already started […]