Greenfield Recorder
New Salem voters approve $3.7M budget, will revisit override for Highway Department
Voters in New Salem approved the smaller $3.7 million budget and will be asked to return to the ballot box to approve an override for a $260,000 bucket loader for the Highway Department.
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4mAltamira Ciderworks in Gill hosting music festival, cider tasting
Altamira Ciderworks in Gill is scheduled to host a music festival and Spanish cider tasting event on Saturday, Sept. 26, featuring a fundraiser for the Cure Alzheimer's Fund.
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4mMy Turn: The late Michael Glazier a champion of local art
It was a normal day at Ja’Duke. Classes had begun, and our first musical of the season was in rehearsal when I received a phone call from Michael Glazier. He told me that he had to cancel his first rehearsal because he was not feeling well and needed to go to the emergency room. Tragically, […]
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7mReal Estate Transactions: Sept. 25, 2026
ATHOL Michael Ascolese and Mary E. Holtorf sold to Michael Ascolese and Mary E. Holtorf, 867 Carpenter Road. $1. Paul J. Mahan and Lory A. Mahan sold to Anthony Negron and Meghan Negron, 171 Cobb Road. $535,000. Kevin C. Plante and Angela Plante sold to Ashley Alexander Newell, 48 Columbian Ave. $257,500. Irvin Martin sold […]
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5mDrawn to stationery: Conway resident opens Works on Paper in Greenfield
Conway resident Alexis Arcaro opened Works on Paper, a new stationery store located at 16 Miles St. in Greenfield.
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5mBusiness Briefs: Sept. 25, 2026
Western Mass EDC names new chief marketing officer SPRINGFIELD — The Western Mass Economic Development Council has named Justin Roberts as its new chief marketing officer. Roberts will work with President and CEO Aaron Vega to expand regional storytelling, increase collaboration among members and partners, and build a long-term marketing and communications strategy. Roberts brings […]