Greenfield Recorder
DTA: Some food aid recipients will see benefits drop to ‘zero’
The federal government shutdown has caused many Massachusetts residents to lose access to food, heating assistance and health care benefits, and Gov. Maura Healey says the state is unable to use its…
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6mBulletin Board: Jon Breor, Grayson Thomas help No Name to DRIVE Hoops Men's League title
No Name Hoops took down Brattleboro, 73-55, to claim the DRIVE Hoops League Men’s League championship on Thursday at Greenfield High School. The veteran-laden squad received an infusion of youth and elite scoring ability on this year’s roster. Greenfield High School’s Jon Breor and Grayson Thomas joined the team and helped the group to another […]
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2mMotorcyclist airlifted to Springfield hospital following Shelburne crash
An unidentified male motorcyclist was airlifted to Baystate Medical Center after colliding with a box truck at the intersection of State Street and Route 2 in Shelburne.
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5m'A loss for our entire community': Greenfield mourns death of retired fire captain
Mayor Ginny Desorgher announced that flags will be lowered to half-staff to honor Capt. John Whitney, a veteran of the Greenfield Fire Department who died after a battle with cancer.
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2mGreenfield Police advise GCC's active shooter alert was false alarm
Police Chief Todd Dodge confirmed that an automated active shooter alert sent to Greenfield Community College students and staff on Thursday afternoon was the result of a technical error during a system test.
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6mMarkey's bill to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians blocked
U.S. Sen. Ed Markey vowed to continue fighting for Haitian Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders after U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt blocked a legislative attempt to extend the program's protections.