Greenfield Recorder
Turners 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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5m'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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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.