Greenfield Recorder
Poet's Seat Tower in Greenfield will stay closed until next fiscal year at earliest
The Greenfield City Council voted Wednesday to allocate $25,000 in stabilization funds to begin the repair process for Poet's Seat Tower, though Mayor Ginny Desorgher warned that the structure will…
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5mBulletin Board: Records fall at 32nd Don Maynard 5k
Ryan Spofford (Leyden) and Emily D’Souza (Amherst) set course records on their way to victories at the 32nd Annual Don Maynard Memorial 5K road race on Sept. 19 in Greenfield. Mark Rabasco and Daniel Mickus, both of Greenfield, were second and third respectively in the male category. Natalie Wainwright and Linda Spooner rounded out the […]
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5mRestorative justice program that expanded to Franklin County proving 'transformative'
Communities for Restorative Justice expanded its partnership with the Northwestern District Attorney's Office into Franklin County to provide alternative resolution paths for certain criminal cases.
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4mQuabbin Days returns for second year
The second annual Quabbin Days celebration is scheduled to take place from Oct. 9 to Oct. 12, featuring various community activities, historical presentations and new partnerships across the 12-town region.
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4mComerford urges residents to rally for overhaul of state school funding formula
State Sen. Jo Comerford is urging residents to participate in the upcoming Foundation Budget Review Commission meetings to advocate for fairer state funding formulas for western Massachusetts schools and infrastructure.
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3mMontague, Gill and Erving Notebook: Sept. 25, 2026
Erving Fall Festival canceled ERVING — With inclement weather anticipated this weekend, organizers of the Erving Fall Festival are canceling the event, which was originally slated for Saturday, Sept. 26. Organizers have tentative plans to hold the festival in the spring. Fall events coming to Gill this weekend GILL — The seventh annual Gill Fall […]