Greenfield Recorder
My Turn: The true essence of being a public servant
At a time when public service is frequently subject to criticism by members of thecommunity, those of us who have served in Greenfield and in Franklin and Hampshirecounties are reflecting with a…
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4mLeverett officials to consider new uses for Field Building after public input
The Leverett Selectboard will soon solicit proposals for the use of the historic Field Building, with the Historical Commission acting as a consultant to help secure grants for improvements.
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2mWendell Selectboard discusses possible town Facebook page
The Wendell Selectboard is considering establishing a Facebook page to inform residents of local news, and is seeking public feedback on the idea.
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5mGreenfield Notebook: June 8, 2026
June 8: Legislative office hours GREENFIELD — Legislative office hours continue monthly at the Greenfield Senior Center, with the next session scheduled for Monday, June 8, from noon to 2 p.m. Constituents can meet with Corinne Coryat to discuss issues, policy interests and other topics in the 1st Franklin District. Drop in or schedule an appointment […]
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4mNew truck, foreman approved for Ashfield Highway Department
The Ashfield Selectboard unanimously approved the purchase of a new Chevrolet Silverado 2500 pickup truck for the Highway Department and the appointment of Michael Taylor as the new foreman for the department.
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4mMIAA softball: Franklin Tech's run ends with loss to Maynard in Div. 5 Round of 8
MAYNARD — The postseason run of the Franklin Tech softball team met its demise, as the No. 12 Eagles lost, 4-1, to No. 4 Maynard in the Division 5 state tournament Round of 8 on Saturday afternoon. The Eagles battled back from a 1-9 record to win a Class C Western Mass championship before winning […]