Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Men are dying
I was devastated to read the story of Zachery Stolpp recently in the Recorder. Most of my career has been spent writing about higher education policy. Recently, however, I have been publishing…
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5mA peach of a day
I recently attended the annual Peach Fest at Apex Orchards in Shelburne. For two perfect sunny days the orchard welcomed members of the public to shop at vendor booths, listen to music, eat lunch, and of course pick and purchase peaches. My role was twofold. First, I served nibbles from one of my books to […]
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6mRequest for redevelopment proposals for former paper mill in Erving being released Sept. 9
The Erving Selectboard voted unanimously to release a new request for proposals on Sept. 9 for the redevelopment of the former International Paper Mill property.
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1mPHOTOS: New academic year underway at Greenfield High School
Discover the essential principles of a balanced lifestyle, focusing on nutrition, exercise, and mental well-being to cultivate lasting health and vitality in your daily routine.
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5mGreenfield holding fundraiser to help seniors, residents with disabilities pay back taxes
Greenfield's Elderly and Disabled Taxation Fund Committee is scheduled to hold a fundraiser at The LAVA Center on Sept. 27 to support its initiative of helping qualifying Greenfield residents pay back taxes.
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4mMahar to host meals program for senior citizens, planning preschool service
The Ralph C. Mahar Regional School district is launching a Senior Dining Club for local residents ages 60 and older while also planning a new preschool partnership with the Athol Area YMCA and enforcing a new student cellphone ban.