Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Kirk, gender, Yankees and, of course, Trump
Author reflects on a debate about what defines a woman, argues semantics distract from substantive policy discussions and calls for tolerance using a Yankees-in-Boston analogy.
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6mGreenfield exploring moratorium on data centers
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7mMy Turn: DOD dog tag policy marginalizes patriots
For military recruits, getting your dog tags during your in-processing is a special ritual, telling one and all that you are part of the military family. It also serves as a practical reminder that should you die or be wounded serving our country, you can immediately be identified along with your blood type, while also […]
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5mFlutie 5K for Autism returns to Bernardston for third year
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5m'It was his dream job': John Whitney retires from Greenfield Fire Department after nearly 30 years
Capt. John Whitney retired from the Greenfield Fire Department after a nearly 30-year career, following a brain cancer diagnosis. He was honored with a celebration by his colleagues.