Greenfield Recorder
Speaking of Nature: The ghost of the meadow: The northern harrier, a master of low-altitude hunting
A close look at the northern harrier: its low hunting flight, facial-feather 'parabolic' hearing, ground nesting, mating behavior, and where to find it in winter.
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4mBulletin Board: Jeff Bengston readies Greenfield football for new season
Tucked away at the Field House at Veterans Memorial Field on a rainy Wednesday afternoon was the new coach of the Greenfield High School football team. Jeff Bengston accepted the position in late May. Jacob Silvester originally took over for longtime coach Mike Kuchieski, but left soon thereafter for a job at Wilbraham & Monson. […]
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6mErving prepares to release request for mill redevelopment proposals
The Erving Selectboard is reviewing a draft request for proposals for the redevelopment of the former International Paper Mill, which is scheduled for release on Aug. 19.
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7mInvesting in people: CSO celebrates new Wells Street housing facility in Greenfield
Clinical & Support Options celebrated the near-completion of the new "Friends of the Homeless" shelter in Greenfield, a $27 million facility featuring 36 permanent supportive apartments and temporary shelter space.
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4mSunderland bar's liquor license suspended after inspection found underage drinking
The O's Music Bar in Sunderland received a temporary liquor license suspension following an investigation into underage drinking.
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5mGuest column: State conserved lands benefit everyone: Local communities should be fairly compensated for their stewardship
The landscapes of central and western Massachusetts are some of the most treasured in the commonwealth, providing beautiful natural areas for recreation, ensuring clean air and water, sequestering and storing carbon, supporting forestry jobs and providing habitat for species such as black bear, moose and bobcat, as well as many other important plants and animals. […]