Greenfield Recorder
MIAA boys soccer: Franklin Tech can't get past Keefe Tech in Div. 5 Round of 16
FRAMINGHAM — A season that saw unparalleled success came to an end for the Franklin Tech boys soccer team after the 14th-seeded Eagles lost to third-seeded Keefe Technical, 6-2, in the MIAA Division…
Read the original at Greenfield RecorderMore audio from Greenfield Recorder
-
2mPolice investigate Water Street shooting in Greenfield, man flown to Baystate with injuries
GREENFIELD — Police are investigating a shooting that took place Wednesday afternoon on Water Street. According to Greenfield Police Chief Todd Dodge, a man was shot on Water Street, with two gunshots to an arm. The injuries are expected to be non-life-threatening, but the victim was transported by helicopter to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield […]
-
5mReminding generations to come: Gill monument commemorated for veterans of post-1975 conflicts and wars
GILL — It was a monumental day on Wednesday as a new memorial honoring Gill veterans involved in military conflicts after 1975 was dedicated as part of a Veterans Day ceremony. Veterans, Gill residents, town and state officials and others gathered on along Main Road on the sunny, cool morning to formally dedicate the monument […]
-
5mReminding generations to come: Gill monument commemorated for veterans of post-1975 conflicts and wars
GILL — It was a monumental day on Wednesday as a new memorial honoring Gill veterans involved in military conflicts after 1975 was dedicated as part of a Veterans Day ceremony. Veterans, Gill residents, town and state officials and others gathered on along Main Road on the sunny, cool morning to formally dedicate the monument […]
-
8m'Saying thank you matters': Franklin County ceremonies recognize Veterans Day
Residents across Franklin County took a step back from their daily routines on Tuesday and Wednesday to reflect on the sacrifice and service behind Veterans Day. Sunderland In Sunderland, the elementary school’s students and teachers took a short field trip. A few streets away at Town Hall, the kids, faculty, residents and members of the […]
-
9mFederal policy changes cast shadow over fourth annual Massachusetts Healthcare Summit
AMHERST — Last year’s federal reconciliation bill, H.R.1, gave sparingly and took dramatically from America’s healthcare safety net. Beginning Jan. 1, new work requirements stipulate that adults between the ages of 19 and 64 qualify for Medicaid Expansion only if they’re working, studying, volunteering or participating in job training for at least 80 hours a […]