Greenfield Recorder
Preliminary assessment details Poet's Seat Tower conditions in Greenfield
Greenfield city officials are seeking funding and determining necessary repairs for the Poet's Seat Tower following reports of degraded mortar and potentially costly concrete replacement.
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3m'Very impactful': Video of gratitude shown to local veterans at Greenfield meal
The Building Bridges Veterans Initiative recently hosted a luncheon at the Greenfield Elks Lodge featuring a tribute video created by Annemarie and Will Brady.
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5mNorth Quabbin Notebook: Nov. 16, 2026
Orange Selectboard votes to put encampment bylaw on Special Town Meeting warrant ORANGE — The Selectboard voted unanimously at its most recent meeting to add a draft bylaw pertaining to encampments on town-owned land to the Dec. 7 Special Town Meeting warrant for consideration by voters. Police Chief James Sullivan crafted the language after broaching […]
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7mBook Review: Bestselling author Jacqueline Sheehan explores local rise of Nazism through fictional female whistleblower in ‘The Camp Muralist’
Jacqueline Sheehan has always been intrigued by people. The New York Times best-selling author and former psychologist is attuned to body language and backstories, to what is shared and what is withheld. It fits, then, that the Florence-based writer’s seventh novel uncovers a nation’s secret through characters who have buried their own truths. On Nov. […]
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5mMIAA cross country: Hampshire girls repeat, Evan Hedlund finishes first for Frontier at Divisional championships (VIDEO)
NORTHFIELD — Living in a hill town certainly has some distinct advantages for athletes. For the Hampshire Regional girls cross country team, a home course in Westhampton that features some elevation prepared the squad for the MIAA Divisional 3A-3B-3C championships on Saturday. The Raiders used the preparation to capture their second straight Division 3B championship […]
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5mTrace PFAS contamination widespread across Massachusetts freshwater bodies, including Connecticut and Deerfield rivers
A report from the MassPIRG Education Fund revealed that PFAS were detected in 87% of Massachusetts surface water locations sampled between 2022 and 2024, prompting calls for more extensive testing and stricter regulations on manufacturing and disposal.