Greenfield Recorder
Local experts predict bright foliage after short delay
New England experts anticipate a vibrant fall foliage season characterized by bright colors despite a delayed peak expected in late October.
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5mSunnyDayz Cannabis opens 'craft' dispensary in South Deerfield
SunnyDayz Cannabis has opened its retail dispensary and indoor cultivation facility on a 5-acre campus in South Deerfield following a five-year development process.
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5mMontague appoints Skanska USA to manage Strathmore mill project
The Montague Selectboard unanimously appointed Skanska USA Building as owner's project manager for the Strathmore mill cleanup project in a contract not to exceed $399,440, while also approving contracts for erosion mitigation on Oakman Street and playground improvements at Unity Park.
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5mRowe celebrates opening of 180-acre Westwood Conservation Area
Rowe's Open Space and Recreation Committee held an opening ceremony for the newly conserved 180-acre Westwood Conservation Area and dedicated the property to the late land protection specialist David Rothstein.
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4mOrange police chief seeks bylaw to curb encampments on town-owned land
The Orange Selectboard approved a request for Police Chief James Sullivan to draft a bylaw regarding encampments on town-owned land to address issues with homeless individuals camping in public spaces.
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My Turn: Make nature a priority — Vote ‘yes’ on Question 6
Fall is the perfect time to be reminded why we choose to live in towns with more cows than people. In communities where when we pull over on the side of the road, our neighbors stop to make sure we are OK. We live here because watching the maple leaves turn red on the shores […]