Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Aaron Rai's victory shines a light on old-school golf
Watching the PGA golf championship last weekend left me with several follow-up thoughts, some positive, some negative. On the positive side, I couldn’t have been happier for Aaron Rai. His 60-plus…
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13mBulletin Board: Greenfield Garden Cinema outlasts Pipione's Sports Shop in GGSL action
Greenfield Garden Cinema jumped ahead in the second inning in a 25-16 win over Pipione’s Sports Shop in GGSL action at Murphy Park on Wednesday Night. Greenfield Garden Cinema did not allow a run in the second, pulling ahead 10-5 after the second frame of Ponytail play. Makenna Ward was the winning pitcher in the […]
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2mMillers Falls talk to explore recycling myths, truths
Amy Donovan, program director with the Franklin County Solid Waste Management District, will discuss the journey of everyday waste and bust myths about recycling, trash and composting at the Millers Falls Library on June 11.
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8mConway board continues review of solar array to fourth hearing
The Conway Planning Board has continued the review of BlueWave Solar's plans for a 20-acre solar array on farmland to a fourth hearing, after receiving 202 pages of responses to questions and concerns.
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6mGreenfield exploring moratorium on data centers
The Greenfield City Council is considering a one-year moratorium on data centers to allow time to research the impacts of data centers and how they should be regulated.
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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 […]