Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: The Medicare benefit hiding in plain sight
Every year, millions of Americans on Medicare struggle to keep up with rising healthcare costs, yet one of the most valuable federal benefits available to them remains almost entirely invisible. It…
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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 […]
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5mShould Massachusetts keep its 2024 gun law? Question 9 supporters, opponents make case at Amherst forums
Massachusetts voters will decide on Nov. 3 whether to uphold or repeal a sweeping overhaul of state gun laws signed by Gov. Maura Healey in 2024.
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4mWMass field hockey: Franklin Tech falls short in Class C final
WEST SPRINGFIELD — The Franklin Tech field hockey team couldn’t solve West Springfield on its home turf on Saturday, as the top-seeded Eagles fell to the second-seeded Terriers, 4-1, at Clark Field in the Western Mass. Class C championship game. It’s the second consecutive season that the Eagles made it to the sectional final, only […]
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1mUMass wide receiver Dallas Elliot out for season with rare cancer diagnosis
UMass football head coach Joe Harasymiak announced during a press conference on Friday that wide receiver Dallas Elliot will miss the remainder of the season after being diagnosed with “a rare form of cancer.” Elliot, a Leeds native and former Williston Northampton standout, appeared in the Minutemen’s first five games this season. “He’s a fighter,” […]
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4mAn example of vision, dedication and sanding prowess: Library Friends group unveils sculptural kiosk in Greenfield
The Friends of the Greenfield Public Library unveiled a new wooden sculptural kiosk on Wednesday night following three years of development by local artists and volunteers.