Greenfield Recorder
Speaking of Nature: Light, darkness, and the 'slow processors' of winter: How an encounter with a backyard marsupial brightened a dejected sick day
And now for something completely different. It was so surprisingly warm last Friday that our hopes for a white Christmas seemed to be blown to smithereens. I was home sick and I had gotten up at…
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4mComerford urges residents to rally for overhaul of state school funding formula
State Sen. Jo Comerford is urging residents to participate in the upcoming Foundation Budget Review Commission meetings to advocate for fairer state funding formulas for western Massachusetts schools and infrastructure.
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3mMontague, Gill and Erving Notebook: Sept. 25, 2026
Erving Fall Festival canceled ERVING — With inclement weather anticipated this weekend, organizers of the Erving Fall Festival are canceling the event, which was originally slated for Saturday, Sept. 26. Organizers have tentative plans to hold the festival in the spring. Fall events coming to Gill this weekend GILL — The seventh annual Gill Fall […]
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3mWheel-View Farm to host open house for Climate Change and Farming Week
Wheel-View Farm in Shelburne is scheduled to host an open house on Sunday, Sept. 27, as part of Climate Change and Farming Week.
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4mAltamira Ciderworks in Gill hosting music festival, cider tasting
Altamira Ciderworks in Gill is scheduled to host a music festival and Spanish cider tasting event on Saturday, Sept. 26, featuring a fundraiser for the Cure Alzheimer's Fund.
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4mMy Turn: The late Michael Glazier a champion of local art
It was a normal day at Ja’Duke. Classes had begun, and our first musical of the season was in rehearsal when I received a phone call from Michael Glazier. He told me that he had to cancel his first rehearsal because he was not feeling well and needed to go to the emergency room. Tragically, […]