Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Dividing the 'baby': Balancing personal rights and societal needs
“There is no accounting for taste.” An AI generated response to that statement reads: “The phrase … means that people’s preferences and opinions about things like art, food, or music can vary widely…
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5mGreenfield assessors concerned as state deadline for revaluing properties looms
The Greenfield Board of Assessors expressed concern that the city may miss a Department of Revenue deadline for property revaluations because a request for proposals for a contractor has not yet been issued.
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6mCarrying a prayer for the water: Indigenous grandmothers on a 2,000-mile journey
The Grandmothers Rise for Women and Water group performed a ritual prayer for clean water during their 2,000-mile journey from Maine toward Wisconsin.
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4mColrain looks to curb 'inappropriate use' of wildlife management area along South Green River Road
Colrain officials met with the Division of Fisheries and Wildlife to discuss addressing illegal activities at the wildlife management area while also providing an update on the delayed Adamsville Road bridge repair project.
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7mWith scaled-down design to review, Conway Planning Board continues solar array discussion
The Conway Planning Board reviewed a revised design for BlueWave Solar's 3.99-megawatt array on Roaring Brook Road during its fifth hearing and scheduled a sixth hearing for Aug. 31.
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7mFranklin County farmers compete with the GOATs at national goat show
It was goats galore this summer in the Valley as more than 3,000 animals arrived at the Eastern States Exposition in West Springfield for the American Dairy Goat Association’s National Show, drawing farmers from across the country. With the competition close to home, farmers at Thomas Farm & Dairy in Sunderland and Oak Hollow Livestock […]