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Franklin County's daily newspaper, The Recorder, in Greenfield, Massachusetts, is one of the oldest newspapers in the country. Providing news, classifieds, and events information on the web and in print.
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177th Franklin County Fair brings 'high energy' with new additions
19+ hour, 54+ min ago (713+ words) GREENFIELD — With a new mascot, performance and feature calling back to the fair’s history, the 177th Franklin County Fair celebrated both a future of fresh thrills and the county’s past traditions. “It helps bring the community together,” said Tony King of…...
Belchertown talk challenges nuclear energy???s role in climate solution
21+ hour, 31+ min ago (943+ words) BELCHERTOWN — Nuclear energy is often presented as one piece of an “all-of-the-above” strategy for addressing climate change. But at a book talk last week at Belchertown’s Clapp Memorial Library, author Linda Pentz Gunter argued that nuclear energy is too expensive,…...
Environmental experts to talk prescribed burning in Saturday panel discussion, Montague Plains walk
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (272+ words) MONTAGUE — During a program titled “Forest Fires in Massachusetts: Myths and Reality,” a panel of environmental experts will explore questions about the practice of prescribed burning on state land and take attendees on a walking tour of the Montague Plains…...
My Turn: Increasing resilient forest carbon through active management
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (659+ words) Greenfield Recorder We’re writing in response to Al Norman’s Aug. 19 opinion column, “Seeing the forest through the trees.” A great irony is that, in arguing that Greenfield residents lack appropriate focus on larger tracts of forest in favor of street…...
Smith College remembers Gloria Steinem, the alumna who called campus her???enormous refuge???
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1033+ words) For Gloria Steinem, a renowned feminist activist, organizer, reporter and author, Smith College wasn’t just a school — it was “an enormous refuge.” “It was the first time that I felt free,” she said in a 2007 oral history. Steinem’s alma mater…...
'History grows here': Tradition on display at 177th Franklin County Fair
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (695+ words) GREENFIELD — One hundred and seventy-seven years is a long time to keep a tradition going, but for the organizers of the Franklin County Fair, the event is a piece of local history, and putting it on each year is a…...
Speaking of Nature: An unbeatable record??? this time it???s serious
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (617+ words) Speaking of Nature: An unbeatable record — this time it’s serious Greenfield Recorder Today’s story starts on the morning of Saturday, Aug. 29. It was an absolutely gorgeous morning, but every fiber of my being thought that it was quite reasonable for…...
Faith Matters: Third places: Why the church needs to be more than a Sunday stop
1+ week, 2+ day ago (681+ words) Greenfield Recorder For much of American history, community happened in places that were neither home nor work. Sociologist Ray Oldenburg called these gathering spots “third places.” They included diners, barbershops, coffeehouses, libraries, local parks and community halls. These were informal…...
Keeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: Amid outcry, common sense creeps in
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1041+ words) The Frontier School Committee probably has enough college degrees to wallpaper the superintendent’s office, but smarts can’t beat common sense. In June the committee voted 7-2 against relocating a plaque that memorializes Greg Belanger to a more visible location under a…...
Deerfield officials dive into potential impacts of Oct. 6 vote on new Franklin Tech building
1+ week, 5+ day ago (713+ words) SOUTH DEERFIELD — Ahead of the Oct. 6 ballot vote on the proposed new building at Franklin County Technical School, about 40 Deerfield residents gathered to hear from a panel of town officials and Franklin Tech representatives on the ins and outs of…...