Greenfield Recorder
'The art of integrity': Rusty tools get a new lease on life with Doug Feeney's expert care
Doug Feeney can make anything seem interesting — even a pile of rusty tools. The Orange resident arrived at our interview with a bucketful of tool heads missing their handles. “We inherited some of…
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6mAnnual Ashfield Fall Festival to bring 'a familiar, cozy fall experience'
The Ashfield Fall Festival, a long-running community event raising funds for scholarships, is scheduled to take place on Oct. 10 and 11.
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4mWest County Notebook: Oct. 5, 2026
Date selected for auction of town-owned properties in Shelburne SHELBURNE — A date has been chosen for the auction of town-owned properties that were taken because of back taxes. The auction, to be conducted by Sullivan & Sullivan Auctioneers, will be held on Thursday, Oct. 8, at 1 p.m. at Memorial Hall. While there are […]
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4mNorthfield Selectboard weighs future of Old Wendell Road
The Northfield Selectboard discussed the possibility of discontinuing maintenance for a section of Old Wendell Road during a discussion with Highway Superintendent Tom Walker.
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6mFrom Global to Local: Coral reefs: 'rainforests of the sea'
No longer can we conceive of the climate crisis as an issue solely of higher temperatures and extreme storms, without also centering on the cascade of its fatal effects on vital ecosystems. First, among these may be the death of ancient, magnificent coral reefs and the vast marine life dependent on them, causing severe human […]
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10mKeeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: Welcome to the club, George
Good morning! This afternoon at the French King Restaurant in Erving, George Francis Bush will be feted for his longevity and ability to remain relevant. Acting as his own press agent, he’s kept track of how many times he’s mentioned in this column which was 56 the last time he called to kid me about it. He won me an award, Travels with George, about a trip to Foxboro 20 years ago when he talked nonstop from Fourth Street to Gillette Stadium. A few months later he paid me to drive his car from the Days Inn parking lot at Bradley […]