Greenfield Recorder
Hawley, Monroe expected to vote on Seasonal Communities designation
Gov. Maura Healey has offered the towns of Hawley and Monroe the opportunity to be designated as Seasonal Communities, which would allow them to put deed restrictions on homes to designate them as…
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9mFranklin Tech superintendent retires early following complaints over religious remarks in graduation speech
Richard Martin, Franklin County Technical School superintendent, retired early after the School Committee received complaints regarding religious remarks made during the May 28 commencement ceremony.
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5mPalmer named president and CEO of Newspapers of New England
NORTHAMPTON — Shawn Palmer, publisher of the Daily Hampshire Gazette, Greenfield Recorder and Athol Daily News, is set to add being president and chief executive officer of Newspapers of New England to his responsibilities. Palmer on July 5 officially succeeds Chuck Goodrich, who is retiring after five years in the role for the family-owned company […]
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8mGreenfield School Committee addresses calls for improved communication, procedures after school intrusion
The Greenfield School Committee is pushing to improve communication and address how facility problems are reported after an individual gained access to Federal Street School last week.
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7mFarmworkers hope pay bill emerges in late-session legislative harvest
Farmworkers are hoping lawmakers will advance legislation that raises their pay almost 50% to match the state minimum wage and grants them overtime.
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7mDespite statewide decline, opioid deaths remain level in Franklin County, North Quabbin
Opioid-related overdose deaths in Massachusetts dropped below 1,000 individuals in 2025 for the first time since 2013, but statistics for Franklin County and the North Quabbin region remained level, with 12 deaths in 2024 and 2025 — still representing a 75% decline from 2021.