Greenfield Recorder
Gill's Riverside Municipal Building closer to reopening to public after negative asbestos test
The Gill Historical Commission has received negative results from asbestos testing, bringing it one step closer to reopening the Riverside Municipal Building to the public.
Read the original at Greenfield RecorderMore audio from Greenfield Recorder
-
6mMy Turn: Own your power, Part 2: Microgrids needed to safeguard our future
Recently, I hosted a gathering to see if there was interest in participating in a community microgrid or networked geothermal heating in the Orchard Valley neighborhood of Amherst. Paul Fenn of Local Power, LLC was in attendance and presented about the Own Your Power program in Ithaca, New York that is assisting the city and […]
-
5mAdult cosmetology program coming to Franklin Tech
The adult education program at Franklin County Technical School is launching a new 10-month, 1,000-hour cosmetology program starting Sept. 21.
-
7mConway board continues solar array discussion to fifth hearing
Conway's Planning Board held its fourth hearing regarding BlueWave Solar's proposed 20-acre solar array on Roaring Brook Road, focusing on technical details such as terrain slope, screening requirements and battery safety before scheduling a fifth meeting for Aug. 11.
-
7mReal Estate Transactions: July 24, 2026
ASHFIELD Sarah S. Montgomery Estate and Priscilla Wahlen sold to Tekla A. Mcinerney and Maureen Conroy, 46 Brown Road. $465,000. Timothy F. Curry sold to Nicholas V. Bujdoss and Martha Von Bujdoss, 295 Main St. $405,175. ATHOL Dodge Contracting LLC and Keith B. Dodge sold to Kiley Donahue and Justin Littlewood, 246 Bryant St. $400,000. […]
-
3mKatherine C. Porrovecchio
<html><head></head><body>Katherine C. Porrovecchio<br /><br />Bernardston, MA - Katherine (Coburn) Porrovecchio, 84, passed away peacefully at home with her family by her side on Monday, July 20, 2026.<br /><br />Kathy was born in Colrain, MA on Janua ...