Nancy Hazard News Today

The theme for National Womens History Month 2023 which ended yesterday, was “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” The Recorder won a trifecta on March 29 by betting the “stories” by three women would engage its readers.My Turn essays by Margo...

GREENFIELD — Councilors have once again voted down the proposed expansion of the industrial development zone near Route 2.“We already had a really rich discussion on this, but I didn’t make it home for more than an hour when I knew it was the wrong...

Recently, Nancy Hazard’s column “Embracing the climate and biodiversity crises,” (Recorder, Dec. 1) encouraged everyone to “electrify everything” in an effort to reduce carbon emissions to slow climate change. This strategy works very well as long as...

GREENFIELD — More receptacles for recycling, improving public access to meetings, and doing more to meet the needs of the homeless population were among the many issues city residents cited as important to them during Monday’s public forum hosted by...

GREENFIELD — Many attendees at Friday night’s Independence Day celebration at Beacon Field ate fried dough. A select few ate Amherst resident Dede Wilson’s cantaloupe prosciutto mint salad, salmon encrusted in a cucumber dill sauce, s’mores cake and...

In the Feb. 23, 2022 edition of the The Recorder there were two energy related My Turn columns run side by side. The first was another repetitive and tiresome article by Karl Meyer concerning his opposition to the relicensing of the Northfield...

GREENFIELD — The environmental advocacy group Greening Greenfield convened around 50 concerned residents at an online forum Monday to discuss FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.’s controversial relicensing process.The panel, according to Greening...