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GREENFIELD — After eight hours of combing through the mayor’s proposed fiscal year 2024 budget — and debating certain line item reductions for almost an hour at a time — City Council’s vote to add nearly $1.18 million back into the School Department...
GREENFIELD — Local activists will spend the day before Mother’s Day advocating for those who chose not to have children.Joining a coalition of groups across the state, community members will gather on the Greenfield Common on Saturday, May 13, from 10...
Community speaks out on military spending ahead of Tax Day GREENFIELD — Although April 18 was the official day taxes were due, the Traprock Center for Peace and Justice, Veterans for Peace and roughly 40 local activists convened on the Greenfield...
Thank you to H. Patricia Hynes for her powerful column “Federal budget: Moral or immoral?” [Recorder, April 10]. Pat reminds us that a budget is a moral document, an expression of what we value, what matters to us. Reading Pat’s column made me think...
Pastel exhibit coming to Artspace GREENFIELD — The Mill Street Artists, a group that originally practiced pastels under Becky Clark for nearly a decade, has a group showcase at Artspace Community Arts Center, 15 Mill St., on display through Thursday,...