Greenfield Recorder
Governor signs Orange charter bill into law
Orange has officially adopted a town charter, which will professionalize its government structure and create a strong town manager role.
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5mShelburne exploring possibility of new town seal
The Shelburne Selectboard has approved the formation of a five-member town seal committee to design a new seal, which will be put up for a vote at next year's Annual Town Meeting and has also begun the process of disposing of six town-owned tax title properties.
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3mNorth Quabbin Notebook: July 6, 2026
‘Women of ’76’ performance coming to Swift River Valley Historical Society NEW SALEM — Voices rarely heard through the history books will be on full display at the Swift River Valley Historical Society on Sunday, July 12, with a presentation by actress and playwright Rita Parisi. The founder of Waterfall Productions will deliver a solo […]
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5m'I’m still going strong': Greenfield veteran Bill Phelps marks half a century with American Legion Post 81
Bill Phelps, a Vietnam War veteran and member of American Legion Post 81 for 51 years, has been credited with establishing the adult baseball team, aiding in the design and installation of multiple memorials in town, and leading renovation projects at Veterans Memorial Field.
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4mLeyden Selectboard mulls assistant town clerk position
The Selectboard is considering creating an Assistant Town Clerk position to ease the workload for town clerks and help the town retain a clerk for a longer period of time.
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7m'Let's honor this student': Frontier School Committee vote on fallen soldier's memorial draws ire
The Frontier Regional School District School Committee's decision not to move a plaque honoring fallen soldier Gregory Belanger from the old scoreboard to the new scoreboard has sparked unrest, with one organization considering no longer donating to the school and some residents calling for reconsideration.