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GREENFIELD — Potential amendments to marijuana cultivation zoning, including defining the difference between indoor and outdoor cultivation and setback requirements, were well-received by councilors, Planning Board members and residents who attended...

GREENFIELD — With just days left before the Sept. 6 state primary, candidates are making their way around the region and including campaign stops in Greenfield. “We are feeling the momentum just six days out,” attorney general candidate Shannon...

In response to the fine column by Al Norman, (“We can stop home equity theft across the state,” Aug. 17), I offer one clarification on the process and one solution to the result. City and town treasurers have complete discretion in deciding which...

GREENFIELD — City councilors opened a dialogue with residents Tuesday evening on the tax title taking process, a practice that — in the small number of cases that lead to foreclosure — has been dubbed by critics as “home equity theft.” “This feels...

GREENFIELD — In an effort to begin a “more inclusive” conversation on the section of the charter that deals with citizens initiative and citizens referendum petitions, Appointments and Ordinances Committee Chair Dan Guin has formed an ad hoc committee...

GREENFIELD — A proposed amendment to zoning bylaws that would reimpose the Tier 1 limit on outdoor marijuana cultivation has been forwarded to City Council with a positive recommendation from the Planning Board and the Economic Development...

GREENFIELD — A joint public hearing on whether to impose a moratorium on outdoor marijuana cultivation has been continued to next month.The decision by the Planning Board and Economic Development Committee to continue the hearing followed Thursday’s...

A Lockheed Martin group, many of them in the aerospace company’s Fort Worth location, helped Tom Cruise and the creators of the story about Navy pilots establish one of the hottest films this summer.

Top graduates submitted by Mayo High School.

GREENFIELD — Satisfied the plan met the requirements outlined by Massachusetts General Law, the Planning Board endorsed an Approval Not Required (ANR) plan for the roughly 20-acre parcel of land at 446 Country Club Road, where three groups have signed...