Greenfield Recorder
App made by Shelburne-based developer helps combat AI scams
Shelburne resident Jesse Seaver developed the Trust Onion mobile app to combat the rise of AI voice-cloning scams by providing families with rotating security codes and image verification tools.
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3mBook Review: 'Writing from the Center'
A new book titled "Writing from the Center" features prose and poetry written by members of the Shelburne Falls Senior Center writing group.
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5mGauntlet of musical treasures: UMass piano professor selected to perform Beethoven’s complete sonatas
University of Massachusetts Amherst piano teacher Gilles Vonsattel was selected by the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center to perform all 32 of Beethoven's sonatas within one year.
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6mA love that knows no borders: Franklin County residents reflect on Canadian roots, celebrate cultural ties
Western Massachusetts residents celebrate their enduring cultural and familial ties to Canada despite ongoing political tensions between the two nations.
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4mWest County Notebook: Oct. 17, 2026
‘Architectural Odyssey’ coming to Arms Library SHELBURNE FALLS — What do Italy and New England have in common when it comes to architecture? According to Shelburne Falls resident Andrew Quient, quite a lot. On Sunday, Oct. 18, at 4 p.m., Quient will share his watercolor paintings and drawings of both areas and discuss the relationship […]
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9mHow do we define intelligence?
The history and harmful consequences of eugenics-based intelligence testing are explored alongside modern psychological theories that advocate for a broader understanding of human potential.