Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: GDP and me
“If you want to understand water, don’t ask a fish,” goes the parable about how the things most central to our lives are often the hardest to see because they’re everywhere around us. In these…
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4mDemolition begins on back portion of former Wilson's Department Store in Greenfield
Demolition has begun on the back portion of the former Wilson's Department Store in Greenfield, with the project expected to last two weeks.
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8m'You can't ask for a better person': Erving community honors Annabelle Lucas with pollinator garden
Annabelle Lucas was honored for her dedication to the Erving Public Library with the planting of a pollinator garden, filled with native plants, in her memory.
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8mIn wake of 'promising data,' Greenfield School Committee scraps literacy audit plans
The Greenfield School Committee voted to reject the bids for a literacy audit after the assistant superintendent presented promising data showing student growth in literacy.
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5mWestern Mass churches rally for earthquake relief in Venezuela
Churches across western Massachusetts have partnered with Catholic Relief Services to raise disaster relief funding for the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela, which have left thousands dead, injured and homeless.
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6mGreat Falls Middle School and Turners Falls High School Honor Roll, Fourth Quarter
Sixth Grade First Honors: Antony Castro-Siano, Lilith Cutaia, Lucia Diaz, Zeke Diaz, Lucas Edson, Liam Fox, Phoenyx Inzer, Makenzie Lafave, John Lemerise-Reinking, Owen Martineau, Kimberlynn Mason-Emond, Alexis Preissler, Eleanor Ramsey, Chase Robinson, Annika Sadler and Shaylynn Slauenwhite. Second Honors: Lyla Burek, Madison D’Amici, Beverly De Jesus Arteaga, Ruby McMahon, Tianna Moise Valdez, Anthony Nuckols, Analice […]