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My Turn: Postpartum illness isn’t black and white
I’m compelled to speak out about the Lindsay Clancy trial, both from a professional and a personal perspective. I am the executive director of It Takes a Village, a nonprofit that provides free…
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My Turn: The water and fire crisis facing America
Having followed the recent Recorder articles regarding drought in the Pioneer Valley, I was at first incredulous that drought even existed in western Massachusetts but realized it had more to do with water-level tables. Out here in the desert Southwest, we have a harsher definition of drought conditions. New Mexico is currently experiencing the hottest […]
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1mPHOTOS: Cubing crew
Explore the profound influence of artificial intelligence on modern creative industries, examining how new technologies are reshaping artistic expression and the future of human-led innovation.
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5mSouth County Notebook: Aug. 24, 2026
Sept. 7: Chicken barbecue WHATELY — The chicken barbecue will return for its 31st year on Labor Day, Sept. 7. From noon to 1:30 p.m., residents can stop by the Whately Congregational Church, 177 Chestnut Plain Road, and pick up a meal with chicken, fresh corn and a baked potato from local fields, a roll […]
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My Turn: Special thanks to Greenfield DPW and Fire Dept.
On July 29, during a very heavy rain storm, a 30-foot-long tree limb fell across my street. The limb was from a city-owned tree on the tree belt in front of my house. It completely blocked the street and was, in part, leaning on electric wires. Soon after the limb fell, the Greenfield Fire Department […]
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6m'The bounty of the county': Harvest Supper celebrates 21st year in Greenfield
Nearly 1,100 people gathered in Greenfield for the annual Harvest Supper, a community celebration featuring locally grown food and music that honors the legacy of founder Juanita Nelson.