Greenfield Recorder
Faith Matters: What sayeth the land?
A minister reflects on land acknowledgements, mutual love of place, and extending covenantal promises to both human and more-than-human communities to heal and respond to climate change.
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7mA monumental undertaking: On Veterans Day, one man’s mission to preserve the graves of veterans and Swift River Valley residents
Gene Theroux, president of Friends of Quabbin, has spent the last seven years refurbishing and cleaning monuments at the historic Quabbin Park Cemetery to honor the residents of the former Swift River Valley.
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6mGreenfield School Committee ponders purchasing The Center School
The Greenfield School Committee voted to explore the potential purchase of the 30-acre Center School campus as a possible replacement for the district's aging school buildings.
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4mGreenfield Ways and Means Committee recommends staying with single tax rate
Greenfield's Ways and Means Committee recommended adopting a single tax rate following discussions with Assessing Director Christina Summers.
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4mMontague revisits discussion of trash disposal fees with Solid Waste Management District input
Jam Ameen, executive director of the Franklin County Solid Waste District, advised Montague officials to reconsider proposed bag fee hikes due to resident affordability concerns while suggesting a tiered barrel sticker system to address budgetary gaps.
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4mWarwick voters make quick work of Special Town Meeting warrant
Warwick residents unanimously approved five articles during a brief Special Town Meeting, including rescinding a snow and ice deficit allocation and establishing a new bylaw for handicap parking fines, though they passed over a debt exclusion proposal regarding the Franklin County Technical School.