Greenfield Recorder
Ripples through time: Nipmuc-led organization hosts an Indigenous canoe-making event in Ashfield
A mishoon burn, an Indigenous practice of making a dugout canoe from a single tree using fire, water and hand tools, was held at Ashfield's Belding Memorial Park over the course of three days.
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6mJury finds former Greenfield man not guilty of 1994 murder in retrial
Elvio J. Marrero, who served 28 years in prison for a 1994 murder conviction, was found not guilty after a retrial.
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My Turn: Reclaiming our community
It was hard to read Isaac Maas’ My Turn of May 21 (“Why the mayor’s budget deserves our support”). His call for our better selves to accept cuts to the municipal budget that cause the least harm is crucial. We all resonate with his request to the City Council to think beyond specific budget items and think […]
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5mAn 'epic' end to the school year: Four Rivers students take cardboard boats across Green River
Students at Four Rivers Charter Public School put their knowledge of buoyancy to the test by building and rowing cardboard boats across the Green River as part of their eighth grade science curriculum.
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7mRecorder All-Stars: Boys outdoor track & field
The Greenfield Recorder compiled a list of All-Stars for outdoor boys track & field athletes. Coaches input and performances in playoff environments helped factor into the final decisions. Intercounty league results also played a role. Mason Youmell, Greenfield The versatile Youmell ended a scintillating career for the Wave. After an impressive regular season in the […]
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7mA behind-the-scenes look at City Hall: Greenfield Board of Assessors explains property tax calculation process
The Greenfield Board of Assessors presented information on how property values and taxes are determined, and what residents can do to lower their tax bill, such as reviewing their property cards and applying for abatements and exemptions.