Greenfield Recorder
'It was just second nature': Strangers step in to save cyclist's life in Deerfield
Two Deerfield residents, Kate Parker and Dr. Leora Cohen-McKeon, helped save a cyclist during Tree House Brewing Co.'s Half Marathon on Sept. 13.
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6mTurners Falls businesses hit with rash of vandalism
Turners Falls businesses and residents rallied together to clean up extensive spray paint vandalism targeting at least 20 properties early Friday morning.
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7mApple season off to sweet start for Massachusetts Apple Month
Gov. Maura Healey declared September to be Massachusetts Apple Month. In Franklin County, farmers are seeing a successful start to the season.
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5mErving developing policy manual for Senior & Community Senior
The Erving Selectboard reviewed a revised policy manual for the Erving Senior & Community Center aimed at clarifying expectations for visitors and staff, including discussions on dress code language and donation procedures.
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4mLifePath staff get their steps in during Falls Prevention Awareness Week
LifePath staff members participated in a walk to promote Falls Prevention Awareness Week on Friday. They aim to improve their ranking in a statewide step contest organized by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Aging & Independence.
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3mHawley seeks transfer of state land to install septic system at Fire Station
The Hawley Selectboard voted to urge state officials to transfer ownership of a 1.9-acre field to allow the town to install a septic system and add a bathroom to its 42-year-old Fire Station.