Greenfield Recorder
Exploring the ideas of the 1770s: New Historic Deerfield exhibits shed light on divided town during American Revolution
Instead of stereotypical images of battle scenes or men peering over scrolls of documents with their white locks dangling from their wigs, the Historic Deerfield exhibits opening on April 18 — along…
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9mWith local efforts underway, Massachusetts begins kratom crackdown
Deerfield joined other Massachusetts municipalities in banning kratom products, just days before an emergency order came from the state's Department of Public Health.
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5mMy Turn: But what can I do?
I have received a great deal of encouragement from readers of the My Turn columns I have written. The response I hear most often is, “Keep them coming.” People tell me that the columns give voice to concerns they already carry but have struggled to express. Seeing those thoughts in print reminds them that they are not […]
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5mGreenfield School Committee considers disbanding new facilities advisory group
Greenfield School Committee members are debating whether to disband the Long-term Facilities Use Advisory Committee due to concerns over excessive meetings.
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6mHealey wades into Quabbin community water issues
Gov. Maura Healey issued a letter to the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority urging greater recognition and support for Quabbin watershed communities facing water shortages and infrastructure challenges.
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4mSeeking further research and community involvement, Greenfield School Committee rejects AI policy changes
The Greenfield School Committee voted against updating its Empowered Digital Use Policy to regulate artificial intelligence due to a lack of sufficient information among members.