Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: Against war, again
In Tehran, the largest city in Iran, one day last week the air became so filled with toxic smoke for many hours that it seemed more like night than day. This was the result of U.S./Israeli…
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5mUMass men’s basketball: Junjie Wang drops 28 points, Minutemen come back to beat UML, 72-62
AMHERST — Junjie Wang caught the ball on the wing right in front of the UMass men’s basketball team’s bench with one minute to go during Wednesday’s game against UMass Lowell. In that moment, all he heard was his teammates yelling to shoot the ball. As Wang knocked the three down to put the Minutemen […]
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1mInjuries plague UMass football in 24-0 loss to Toledo
The UMass football team fell back to .500 following its 24-0 loss to Toledo at the Glass Bowl on Wednesday night. The Minutemen (5-5) mustered just 188 yards of total offense against the Rockets (8-2) and were without William “Pop” Watson III for much of the contest after the quarterback lasted just three plays before […]
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4mMIAA boys soccer: Monument Mountain snuffs out Frontier in Div. 4 Round of 16
GREAT BARRINGTON —On Oct. 15, Frontier made the trek to Great Barrington and secured a 1 goal victory over Monument Mountain. When the Spartans took the field on Wednesday night in an MIAA Division 4 Round of 16 clash against No. 14 Frontier, they knew they were facing a team that did not fear them. […]
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2mPolice investigate Water Street shooting in Greenfield, man flown to Baystate with injuries
GREENFIELD — Police are investigating a shooting that took place Wednesday afternoon on Water Street. According to Greenfield Police Chief Todd Dodge, a man was shot on Water Street, with two gunshots to an arm. The injuries are expected to be non-life-threatening, but the victim was transported by helicopter to Baystate Medical Center in Springfield […]
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4mMIAA boys soccer: Franklin Tech can't get past Keefe Tech in Div. 5 Round of 16
FRAMINGHAM — A season that saw unparalleled success came to an end for the Franklin Tech boys soccer team after the 14th-seeded Eagles lost to third-seeded Keefe Technical, 6-2, in the MIAA Division 5 state tournament Round of 16 on Wednesday afternoon. The Eagles won a league championship, advanced to the Western Mass. Class C […]