Greenfield Recorder
Whately, Hatfield officials drafting agreement for shared police chief
The Whately and Hatfield selectboards have formed a working group to explore a multi-phase plan to share a police chief and potentially regionalize their police services to address staffing shortages…
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5mHatfield approves interim ambulance contract with South County EMS
The Hatfield Selectboard approved a monthly $38,000 contract with South County EMS to provide emergency medical coverage due to local firefighting staffing shortages, while preparing for a joint meeting with Whately regarding a shared police chief and fire service agreements.
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6mNearly $10M to aid in Franklin County, North Quabbin addiction recovery efforts
The Opioid Task Force of Franklin County and the North Quabbin and the Franklin County Sheriff's Office were awarded nearly $10 million in federal grant funding to combat substance use disorder and support recovery efforts.
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4mMontague Notebook: Nov. 2, 2026
Info sessions to detail Montague Housing Production Plan MONTAGUE — The town is updating its Housing Production Plan and is seeking input through community meetings in the five villages. According to an event notice from the town, the plan represents a “proactive strategy” to address current and future housing needs. Montague’s Housing Production Plan was […]
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6mAuthor Connie Senior may be a wolf in sheep’s clothing. ‘Blue Moon,’ her third werewolf detective novel, is compelling evidence
A wolf’s sense of smell is about 100 times stronger than that of a human, according to the International Wolf Center. There aren’t any stats on what this might mean for werewolves, but Northampton-based author Connie Senior has penned her best guess. In “Blue Moon,” the third book in her fictional trilogy following “half-man and […]
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4mWMass field hockey: Frontier Regional edges East Longmeadow, 2-1, claims Class A crown
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Through the first half against East Longmeadow in the Western Mass. Class A championship game, the Frontier Regional field hockey team played mostly defense on Saturday. In the second half, the top-seeded Redhawks elevated their play with enough ferocity to beat the second-seeded Spartans, 2-1, to secure the sectional championship at Clark […]