Michael Travisano News Today

LAVA Center to host ‘Fish Discover Water Last’ reading GREENFIELD — The LAVA Center at 324 Main St. will host the second in-person presentation of the newly published work “Fish Discover Water Last: Richard L. Grossman on corporations, democracy, and...

Greenfield student earns mathematics degree GREENFIELD — Maxwell Ward of Greenfield graduated from Saint Michael’s College in Colchester, Vermont, on May 15 with a bachelor’s degree, magna cum laude, in mathematics.West Street reconstruction continues...

Supply chain issues prompt temporary color change for trash stickers GREENFIELD — The global supply-chain bottleneck has forced the Department of Public Works to temporarily change the color of stickers used for large trash bags in its...

American Legion to meet Wednesday GREENFIELD — American Legion Post 81 will hold its next meeting on Wednesday, March 2, at 2 p.m. in the meeting hall at Smitty’s Pub, located at 26 Chapman St. Garden Cinemas screening ‘Gandhi’GREENFIELD — March 10...

A&O to continue charter review, discuss ordinance on vehicular noise GREENFIELD — The Appointments and Ordinances Committee will meet virtually on Wednesday to continue its charter review. Committee members plan to discuss the citizens petition...

Parking free in city’s municipal lots between holidays GREENFIELD — Mayor Roxann Wedegartner has announced that parking will be free in Greenfield’s municipal lots from Thanksgiving through Christmas.Beginning Thursday, Nov. 25, there will be no need...

Moose Lodge serving pot roast GREENFIELD — The Moose Lodge at 20 School St. will be serving pot roast, mashed potatoes, salad, carrots and bread on Friday at 6 p.m. Meals cost $10. Homemade gravy will be available upon request.Event to celebrate...

As ridership grows, NJ Transit mourns employee lost to COVID Updated 10:48 PM; As NJ Transit officials reported the first significant ridership gains since the coronavirus pandemic began, they also had to pause to honor a member of their employee family claimed by the virus. Michael Travisano, 45, of Summit — a 22-year veteran rail car inspector in the Meadowlands Maintenance Complex — died from complications from the virus earlier this month, NJ Transit CEO Kevin Corbett said at the begin...