Greenfield Recorder
Last patrol officer resigns in Erving
The Erving Police Department has lost its last remaining patrol officer, Officer Derek Worden, who resigned after three other officers resigned in the last three months, leaving the department with…
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5mArea Head Start leaders 'working to defeat' federally proposed changes
Local officials are urging parents to participate in a 60-day public comment period to oppose a Trump administration proposal that seeks to overhaul Head Start by eliminating approximately 1,400 federal regulations.
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7mMoulton again leans into Markey's age in pre-primary debate
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey and U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton clashed over age, finances and Jeffrey Epstein during their second debate ahead of the Sept. 1 Democratic primary for Markey's Senate seat.
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6mGreenfield officials look to fix zoning error regarding multifamily lots
The Greenfield Planning Board discussed potential zoning amendments to allow multiple multifamily buildings on a single lot.
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2mNorth Quabbin Notebook: Aug. 8, 2026
‘Quabbin Quilts of Old’ to be on display NEW SALEM — The Swift River Valley Historical Society’s quilt collection will be on display in the sanctuary of the Prescott Church on the society’s 40 Elm St. property on two Sundays this month. “Quabbin Quilts of Old” will be available for viewing from 1 to 4 […]
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3mAnnual Dinner by the River returns to Orange on Aug. 29
Ask Me Now has been hired to perform at the 2026 Dinner by the River, an annual fundraising event organized by the Orange Revitalization Partnership scheduled for Aug. 29 at Riverfront Park.