Greenfield Recorder
'Where Have All The Hippies Gone': Author Nina Keller to discuss her book at Wendell Free Library on March 17
Through this column, we meet folks of all ages doing what they love. Readers may notice that this approach can have a fountain-of-youth effect on people well into their 70s, 80s, 90s and beyond.…
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8mWondolowski, Lavallee sit down for 1st Franklin District candidates forum
Democrat Lora Wondolowski and Independent Amy Lavallee participated in a candidates forum on Wednesday to discuss their platforms ahead of the Nov. 3 election for the vacant 1st Franklin District seat.
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5mEight 'No Kings' events push to get the early vote out in Franklin County
More than 2,000 No Kings: Vote Early events are scheduled to take place across the country to encourage citizens to cast their ballots ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
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My Turn: Will this be our last election?
At a September Republican gathering, our dictator announced a bribe to voters in the November elections. If they cast ballots to maintain his majority of yes-men controlling Congress, he will send $5,000 to every American adult. The following night, he called on Republicans to “cheat like hell” to win the election. Illegal and corrupt as […]
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8mNearly $923K conserving land in four Franklin County, North Quabbin towns
Franklin County and the North Quabbin region received $922,750 in state grants to conserve hundreds of acres of land and increase public access to nature preserves.
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9mRevised rental registry ordinance heading back to Greenfield City Council for review
Greenfield's Appointments and Ordinances Committee recommended the adoption of a new rental registry ordinance and a gender identity protection ordinance, both of which are scheduled for consideration by City Council.