Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Own your power, Part 2: Microgrids needed to safeguard our future
Recently, I hosted a gathering to see if there was interest in participating in a community microgrid or networked geothermal heating in the Orchard Valley neighborhood of Amherst. Paul Fenn of Local…
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6mValley Bounty: Bostrom Farm in Greenfield keeps it simple, wholesome and fresh
Farmer Kyle Bostrom manages a complex agricultural operation in Greenfield that integrates rotational grazing of beef cattle with diverse vegetable production and on-farm meat processing.
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5mDeerfield Academy publication invites students to engage in sustainability
Four seniors at Deerfield Academy launched SPROUT, a digital publication that uses art, photography and research to foster student engagement with sustainability and climate change.
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4mFaith Matters: What we can learn from veterans
The Rev. Marisa Egerstrom of St. John's Episcopal Church in Athol reflects on the importance of faithfulness and community demonstrated by veterans during their monthly lunches.
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9mBeacon Hill Roll Call: Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, 2026
Beacon Hill Roll Call reports local senators’ votes on roll calls from the week of Nov. 2 to Nov. 6. There were no roll calls in the House last week. $2.62 billion supplemental budget (S 3290) The Senate, 34-4, approved a Democratic leadership-sponsored $2.62 billion supplemental budget to close out the books on fiscal year […]
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6mPutting social media users in the driver's seat: With launch of new platform, Northfield resident keeps personal choice in mind
Northfield resident and former software engineer Aleda Jonquil launched Trulee, a privacy-focused social media platform designed to prioritize human connection and user control over algorithmic engagement.