Greenfield Recorder
Greenfield event highlights importance of air quality and ways to improve it
The Healthy Air Network hosted an air quality showcase at the Greenfield Public Library to educate community members on how air quality is measured and how to improve it, such as using public…
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2mGreenfield Notebook: Sept. 22, 2026
Sept. 22: Greenfield to test voting equipment GREENFIELD — The City Clerk’s Office will conduct a test of the optical scan voting equipment on Tuesday, Sept. 22, in advance of the Oct. 6 election to vote on the new Franklin County Technical School building. The test will begin at 10 a.m. at the City Clerk’s […]
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6mRetired astronaut urges voters to protect democracy at UMass
AMHERST — Five seconds after Columbia Space Shuttle STS-93 lifted off from the Kennedy Space Center, Catherine “Cady” Coleman felt her stomach lurch. The retired NASA astronaut heard her commander Eileen Collins announce that an electrical short took out two engine controls. A hydrogen leak in the main engine also slowed the shuttle’s velocity, throwing […]
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4mMy Turn: A city behind the times
Another year of living in Greenfield, and what can I say, nothing has improved for our family. We are simply the home-owning, tax-paying residents seeking viable retail options. I try to write to your left-wing newspaper maybe once a year with my assessment of the landscape in town from the perspective of a mom with […]
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3mMontague and Gill Notebook: Sept. 21, 2026
Deadline looms for Montague Soapbox Race sign-ups TURNERS FALLS — The deadline to register for the Sept. 27 Montague Soapbox Race is Tuesday, Sept. 22. Online registration is available at montaguesoapboxraces.com/x/18/2026-Montague-Soapbox-RACER-Application. A soapbox cart building party was held at Nova Motorcycles on Sept. 12. Montague Soapbox Race committee members Scott Murphy, Thom Bullock and Mik […]
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4mSusannah Whipps seeks reelection to 2nd Franklin District seat
State Rep. Susannah Whipps is seeking reelection to represent the 2nd Franklin District as an unenrolled candidate in the upcoming Nov. 3 general election.