Second annual Watershed Week aims to 'create an identity around the Connecticut River Watershed'

Greenfield cash reconciliation likely to wrap up by December, finance director says

Greenfield Finance Director Stephen Nembirkow informed City Council on Wednesday that cash reconciliation is progressing well, aiming to clean up books by December ahead of January bond bids. Although the city maintains an AA- bond rating, officials anticipate rising interest rates. Additionally, the council approved nearly $700,000 in capital expenses and a multi-year agreement providing cost-of-living adjustments for city employees.

Orange Selectboard faces three Open Meeting Law complaints

The Orange Selectboard voted Wednesday to accept three Open Meeting Law complaints regarding unequal access to a Sept. 5 meeting and an unlisted leadership reorganization during a Sept. 1 meeting.

Amherst gets $175K boost to reenvision Hampshire College campus

MassDevelopment provided Amherst with a $175,000 grant to support the redevelopment of Hampshire College's land and continue an ongoing zoning study.

Franklin County's YMCA plans several September events

Franklin County's YMCA is hosting several community events this month, including National Gymnastics Day celebrations, a Meet Your Y Neighbors gathering, and educational sessions on weight-loss medications and Roll Model therapy.

As I See It: Trump's comedy, America's tragedy

President Donald Trump is living a “Life of Riley”: He can lie daily, and we accept his lies; he can sell his political power for cash in plain sight, and America doesn’t punish him for it; he can start a war on his whim and calculus alone, and our Congress does nothing to stop him. […]