Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Reclaiming our community
It was hard to read Isaac Maas’ My Turn of May 21 (“Why the mayor’s budget deserves our support”). His call for our better selves to accept cuts to the municipal budget that cause the least harm is…
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5mPaul Rikert
<html><head></head><body>Paul Rikert<br /><br />White Plains, NY - Paul Emory Rikert, 96, of White Plains, New York, passed away peacefully on October 20, 2026, at United Hospice in Clarkstown, New York. He lived a remarkable life marked by profession ...
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3mEleanor J. Farnham
<html><head></head><body>Eleanor J. (Hewitt) Farnham<br /><br />Greenfield, , MA - Eleanor Jean (Hewitt) Farnham, 90, of Greenfield, MA, passed peacefully on Saturday, October 17, 2026 following a period of declining health at the Greenfield Rehabilit ...
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4mH.S. Roundup: Greenfield football can't stay with Ware in road loss
WARE — An empty offensive performance from the Greenfield football team led to a 30-0 loss to Ware in an Intercounty North matchup at chilly Veterans’ Field on Friday night. The young Green Wave team did not have starting quarterback Gavin Arsenault. This left freshman Casey Burke in the crosshairs of a motivated Ware team […]
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6mSecond annual 'Light the Bridge' event shines light on domestic violence
The Heartwing Center hosted its second annual 'Light the Bridge' event in downtown Turners Falls on Thursday to raise domestic violence awareness and show solidarity with survivors through candlelit walks and wearing 'I am Jane Doe' sweatshirts.
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5m'We're not done yet': Wondolowski rallies supporters for final campaign push in 1st Franklin District race
Democratic state representative candidate Lora Wondolowski rallied supporters in South Deerfield to prepare for the Nov. 3 election against Independent challenger Amy Lavallee.