Greenfield Recorder
Guest columnist William Lambers: Hunger a critical election issue
Hunger is a major issue in the 2026 election as high prices have made it hard for many Americans to buy groceries. According to a recent AP-NORC poll “Forty-one percent of adults were extremely or…
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8mResidents weigh in on proposal for new Northfield EMS building
Approximately 30 Northfield residents met Thursday to review proposed plans for a new EMS building ahead of a Special Town Meeting on Nov. 19.
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6mPasta for CiderDays
Cider season has arrived. Now that picking is winding down, local orchards have started pressing their product into cider. Like maple time, cider time is an in-between season. Fall is waning, and the leaves have mostly left the trees, but winter has yet to hit us. Farmers have concluded their harvests and have time to […]
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5mFit to Play with Jim Johnson: More is not better
When is enough, enough? Somehow, we seem to think that if something is good, more is better. Do you really need the never-ending pasta bowl, the 1,000-calorie burger, so big you can’t even put your mouth around? We need food to live but disproportionate eating results in obesity. Exercise is good for you but is […]
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3mShutesbury Selectboard opposes MWRA request to draw more water from Quabbin
Shutesbury town officials joined other local leaders and state lawmakers in opposing a request by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority to withdraw an additional 20 million gallons of water daily from the Quabbin Reservoir.
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9mGreenfield Notebook: Nov. 3, 2026
Greenfield High School inducts National Honor Society members GREENFIELD — Greenfield High School inducted 17 students into its chapter of the National Honor Society on Oct. 21 in recognition of their academic achievement and their commitment to the community. The National Honor Society was created in 1921 to recognize students based on the four pillars […]