Greenfield Recorder
Guest columnist William Lambers: Armistice Day: Build peace, protect veterans’ SNAP benefits
Lt. Col. Will Brown was on a mission during World War I that took an unexpected turn. Brown was in southern France with the U.S. Army. He was checking out road conditions as the U.S. and Allies…
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2mAdele Sheperd
<html><head></head><body>Adele Sheperd<br /><br />Greenfield, MA - Adele Sheperd, 85, of High Street died on November 8, 2026. A cherished mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and friend, Adele is survived by her children Tracy and Jim Lord and Rob ...
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2mSteven Robbins
<html><head></head><body>Steven Robbins<br /><br />Vernon, VT - Steven Robbins 67, of Vernon, Vermont died peacefully at home with his wife and daughter by his side. He would have celebrated his birthday on November 21. Steve leaves his wife of 45 yea ...
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5mMIAA field hockey: Frontier topples Saint John Paul II, moves into Div. 4 Round of 8 (VIDEO)
SOUTH DEERFIELD — The third-seeded Frontier Regional field hockey team moved past 19th-seeded Saint John Paul II with a 7-0 win in the MIAA Division 4 state tournament Round of 16 on Tuesday afternoon. Through two games, the Redhawks have outscored their early-round opponents, 13-0. Frontier advanced to the Round of 8 where it faces […]
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7mA monumental undertaking: On Veterans Day, one man’s mission to preserve the graves of veterans and Swift River Valley residents
Gene Theroux, president of Friends of Quabbin, has spent the last seven years refurbishing and cleaning monuments at the historic Quabbin Park Cemetery to honor the residents of the former Swift River Valley.
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6mGreenfield School Committee ponders purchasing The Center School
The Greenfield School Committee voted to explore the potential purchase of the 30-acre Center School campus as a possible replacement for the district's aging school buildings.