Greenfield Recorder
Columnist Judy Wagner: Vote to help clean house
Over only four days during a quick trip to Maine in mid-August, the change began. Subtly, almost cautiously, a few trees tested their fall colors, especially some birches and black cherries with…
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4mColrain Central to host 5K fundraiser for fifth and sixth grade
Colrain Central School will host its first Foundry 5K and Fun Run since 2019 on Sept. 26 to fund a fifth and sixth grade class trip to Cape Cod.
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5mSuperintendent search resumes for Gill-Montague Regional School District
MONTAGUE — After the first search for a new superintendent for the Gill-Montague Regional School District failed, a second attempt is underway with continued support of the Massachusetts Association of School Committees (MASC). The Gill-Montague School Committee met Sept. 16 to go over and revise a school district brochure and a job description to release, […]
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Franklin Hampshire unemployment rate drops to 3.8% amid shrinking labor force
The Franklin Hampshire region's unemployment rate fell to 3.8% in June 2026, even as experts noted a shrinking labor force driven by an aging population and housing shortages.
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5mThe joy of cherry tomatoes
If I had to pick only one piece of summer produce to eat, it might be the cherry tomato. Cherry tomatoes are irresistible. Eating them is like eating candy. Actually, it’s better than eating candy. I like candy as much as the next person; I definitely have a sweet tooth. Nevertheless, after two or (heaven […]
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4mShutesbury Select Board seeks new permit conditions after solar project fire
SHUTESBURY — An April fire at a large-scale solar project on Pratt Corner Road is prompting town officials to seek changes to its special permit conditions, aimed at improving safety and offering more protections to the town. Members of the Planning Board told the Select Board Tuesday that they support the concept of reopening the […]