Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Black cats treated like garbage
Guess what, there are approximately 80 million feral cats in the United States. We throw away cats and kittens like we do our garbage. I am not speaking without back up of some of these stats. We…
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6mAthol's Zach Graziano wins America's Strongest Teen title
A teen from Athol isn’t just strong, he’s America’s Strongest Teen and has the hardware to prove it. Zach “The Viking” Graziano won the America’s Strongest Teen competition on July 11 in Pleasanton, California. The event took place at the Alameda County Fair. “It was incredible,” Graziano said. “I’ve had multiple friends come up to […]
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3mGreenfield resident Molly Miller tapped as new Leyden town clerk
Molly Miller of Greenfield has been appointed as the new town clerk for Leyden, replacing George Stephan.
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3mMontague Public Libraries seek recipe submissions for cookbook
The Montague Public Libraries are accepting recipe submissions for a community cookbook.
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6mNorth County Notebook: July 31, 2026
Bernardston Historical Society Museum open Sunday BERNARDSTON — The Bernardston Historical Society Museum at 20 Church St. will be open Sunday, Aug. 2, from 1 to 4 p.m. Included in the museum’s collection are household relics, vintage farm implements, historic photos, and the Lumen Nelson taxidermy collection of small mammals and birds. One of the museum rooms is set up as a 19th-century classroom. Attendants will be on hand to answer questions. The museum is located on the second floor of the former Powers Institute building and is fully accessible. Ample parking is located at the rear of the building, with […]
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7mA stirring sequel: Pioneer Valley Bookstore Crawl returns with an expanded footprint
For book lovers in the Valley, a weekend road trip just got a lot more rewarding. Sixteen independent booksellers have joined forces for the second annual Pioneer Valley Bookstore Crawl, a season-long scavenger hunt that turns local shopping into a community-wide adventure, running through Aug. 31. Driven by a customized passport system, the expanded event that’s already underway and runs through August has more than doubled its roster from last year, offering prizes, community connections and a structured map to help readers discover hidden literary gems right in their own backyard. The independent shops anchoring this year’s crawl span across the […]