Greenfield Recorder
Western Mass. leaders express relief after Supreme Court preserves birthright citizenship
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to uphold the 14th Amendment, rejecting President Trump's executive order that sought to deny birthright citizenship to children born to people living in the US illegally…
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6m'They are not a statistic': Survivors of domestic violence share their stories
Local advocates and survivors gathered in Greenfield on Thursday night for an event titled Voices Carry: Honoring Domestic Violence Survivors to offer support and remembrance for those affected by domestic violence.
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5mSpeed dating-style session helps voters prep for nine ballot questions
The League of Women Voters of Franklin County held a speed dating-style information session at Greenfield Community College to educate voters about the nine ballot questions appearing on the upcoming Nov. 3 ballot.
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6mGreenfield School Committee approves budget revisions
The Greenfield School Committee voted to approve a revised $24.4 million budget that reallocates funds to address personnel changes and create a new health and wellness director position.
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6m'Taking action to protect the natural world': Conservation officials celebrate protection of 465 acres in Heath, Colrain
State and local conservation officials celebrated the protection of 465 acres of the Stone Mountain landscape in Heath and Colrain.
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14mAffordability, accountability dominate Healey-Minogue finale
Gov. Maura Healey and Republican challenger Mike Minogue clashed over energy costs, abortion rights and administrative accountability during their second and final gubernatorial debate.