Greenfield Recorder
Opening pages of the past: Hilltown History Trail returns for fifth year this weekend
The fifth annual Hilltown History Trail is scheduled for Aug. 1, featuring 10 free museums across western Massachusetts that will showcase regional history including Colonial and Native American…
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3mBulletin Board: Frontier boys capture DRIVE Hoops League varsity championship
The Frontier boys basketball team defeated Keene, 44-27, to capture the DRIVE Hoops Summer League varsity championship on Friday night at Stoneleigh-Burnham. Ty Skroski led Frontier with 14 points. Skroski also manned up Keene’s Ty Stanley, who scored 26 points in the semifinals. Stanley ended up with six points. The defense swarmed Stanley whenever he […]
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7mFranklin County towns get $320K to update hazard mitigation plans
Ten Franklin County towns received $320,000 in grants from the Massachusetts Federal Funds and Infrastructure Office to update their federally required hazard mitigation plans.
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8mState taps local health officials for guidance on $162M Rural Health Transformation Program
Massachusetts has formed a 35-member Rural Health Transformation Program Community Advisory Council to oversee the distribution of $162 million in federal funds aimed at improving health care access and quality in the state's rural communities.
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5mRustic Ridge celebrating 125 summers in Northfield
Northfield celebrated the 125th anniversary of Rustic Ridge, a historic summer community founded in 1901 following the ministry of Dwight L. Moody.
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4mMulti-phase plan aims to improve accessibility in Heath village center
An Ashfield-based landscape architecture firm presented a three-phase accessibility plan for the historic village center of Heath at a Selectboard meeting on July 28.