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Longtime manager becoming owner of three Turn It Up! music stores
Carson Arnold, a longtime manager at Turn It Up!, is taking ownership of the three music stores from its founders, Patrick Pezzati and Chandra Hancock, as of Nov. 24.
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4m'That's my why': Photography exhibit shines spotlight on Connecticut River
Photographer Alix Kaplan's photo gallery titled "Slow, Down River," featuring images of the Connecticut River and its inhabitants, is currently on display at Greenfield Community Television through the end of September.
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6mKeeping a time-honored tradition popping: Shelburne farmer produces comfort food
Following the death of her husband Eric in July 2025, Shelburne farmer Barbara Goodchild has continued to produce heritage popcorn and various farm goods at Barberic Farm.
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8mGreenfield Police Logs: Aug. 17 to Aug. 23, 2026
Monday, Aug. 17 1:12 a.m. — Caller on Shattuck Street states people are yelling, wants them to quiet down. Second caller states the yelling has been going on for a few hours, one male party seems agitated. Four teens were listening to music and talking loudly. Parties were advised of the noise complaint and stated they would quiet down for the night. 12:08 p.m. — Caller from Highland Avenue requesting to speak to an officer regarding the homeless population increasing in the area as well as the increase in e-bikes. Reporting party says they believe there’s a new site to the […]
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7mGreenfield authors earn top honors in 2026 Massachusetts Book Awards
Greenfield authors Astrid Sheckels and Cameron Awkward-Rich were honored in the 2026 Massachusetts Book Awards for their respective works, "Flora and the Jazzers" and "An Optimism."
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2mLinda Sue Parish
<html><head></head><body>Linda Sue (Lyman) Parish<br /><br />Beaumont, TX - Linda Sue (Lyman) Parish, formerly of Greenfield, MA and Clayton, NY passed 9/13/26. Age 77, GHS class 0f 1966.<br /><br />Survived by her husband Ron, son Jeff and his wife J ...