Three start-ups get funding boost following annual Greenfield pitch competition
Fighting back through portraiture: Greenfield exhibit raises awareness about violence against Indigenous women
‘This day is special’: Shelburne Falls Fourth of July parade draws a crowd
From Global to Local: Our human-made problems can and must be unmade
‘Inventing a new system for seniors’: West County Senior Services District now in operation
Columnist Daniel Cantor Yalowitz: Still more heavy lifting
The World Keeps Turning: Follow the money
Magic in the sky: Hundreds turn out for Greenfield’s Fourth of July fireworks
GREENFIELD — The city was bursting with pride and fireworks this weekend as hundreds gathered at Beacon Field for the annual Independence Day celebration
Pair of fundraisers emerge for Greenfield Fire captain following cancer diagnosis
MILLERS FALLS — Continuing to build on a groundswell of support for Greenfield Fire Capt. John Whitney and his family following a brain cancer diagnosis, Element Brewing Co. is looking to raise money and awareness through a “Thankful Thursday” fundraising event on Thursday, July 10.
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Greenfield Fire Station’s high energy use probed
Magic in the sky: Hundreds turn out for Greenfield’s Fourth of July fireworks
Revised South County Senior Center agreement expands board, tweaks funding structure
DA’s office IDs man killed in Greenfield e-bike crash
Colrain seeks new Griswold Memorial Library director
Breaking down barriers in trade work: Collective of LGBTQ handy service workers in high demand
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Breaking down barriers in trade work: Collective of LGBTQ handy service workers in high demand
Greenfield Notebook: July 7, 2025
West County Notebook: July 7, 2025
Sports
The 92nd Girls’ Junior Amateur Championship to kick off Monday at Crumpin-Fox Club
The top amateur girls golfers in the state will be heading to Bernardston this week.
From Omaha to the Valley: Blue Sox reap rewards from spring’s hottest college baseball teams
Western Mass. set to host 117th Mass. Amateur at GreatHorse this week
Keeping Score with Chip Ainsworth: Mt. Soxmore, Who joins Teddy Ballgame, Yaz and Big Papi?
On The Run with John Stifler: Eminem or Saint-Saëns? The playlist that powers your runOpinion
My Turn: Putting people ahead of profit — A rule never to be broken
I began writing this on June 2, in response to John Huer’s column, “Our job anxiety: Chain that shackles us all” [Recorder, June 1]. In the column Mr. Huer – one of my favorite contributors to this page – asserts that “… we have become so enslaved to our jobs that we have lost everything that makes us human.”
David Parrella: Uninsured?
My Turn: Dalai Lama an inspiration at 90
Guest columnist William Lambers: Celebrate America by saving our humanitarian tradition
My Turn: We’re so much better than this
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A quick daily flip. Finally, someone cracked the code on digital jigsaw puzzles.
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Business
Sidehill Farm yogurt biz changes hands in Hawley
HAWLEY — After 25 years running Sidehill Farm, founders Paul Lacinski and Amy Klippenstein are moooving on.
‘We’re trying a new adventure’: International Cafe and Deli opens in South Deerfield
Aldi grocery store opens in Greenfield
Moldavite Dreams on the move: Business returning to Shelburne Falls roots
Labor of love: Born to Birth doula service settles in at Orange Innovation Centere-Edition
Arts & Life
Sounds Local: Shows galore planned for July 4
The long Fourth of July weekend is upon us, and if you are looking to enjoy some live music as you celebrate America’s birthday, you will have plenty of options — and some of them are even free!
Speaking of Nature: The most beautiful local butterfly? The Question Mark is a species of forests and forest edges
‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’: A crackerjack of a recipe in honor of July 4
Life’s a drag! A day in the life of producer and queen, Magnolia Masquerade
Of rapids and rainbows: LGBTQ outdoors enthusiasts enjoyed Pride Day on the RiverObituaries
Ingrid K.H. Bielunis
Hadley, MA - On June 27, 2025 we lost our Mother, Sister and Grandmother, Ingrid K.H. Bielunis after a long illness. Born in Essen, Germany on December 3, 1939 she was the daughter of the late Hugo and Anni (Siems) Radeker. She was rai... remainder of obit for Ingrid K.H. Bielunis
Jane Elizabeth Dion
Turners Falls, MA - Jane Elizabeth (Stebbins) Dion, 65, of Park Villa Apartments, passed peacefully at home from this life to the next, on Wednesday June 25, 2025, after years of failing health and living courageously with her many illn... remainder of obit for Jane Elizabeth Dion
Roseanne Patricia Tenanes
Brattleboro, VT - Roseanne Patricia Tenanes passed away peacefully on May 11th, 2025 at Pine Heights in Brattleboro, VT surrounded by her daughters Denise and Doreen and granddaughter Nikole. She was born on Independence Day and she di... remainder of obit for Roseanne Patricia Tenanes
Carole J. Sierakoski
Carole J. (Corboy) Sierakoski Shelburne , MA - Carole Jane (Corboy) Sierakoski, 83, a resident of Shelburne Center Road, passed peacefully at home on Friday, June 27, 2025 following a period of declining health. A native of Sault Saint M... remainder of obit for Carole J. Sierakoski
