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Greenfield Police Logs: April 1 to May 6, 2021 Published: 5/11/2021 4:06:26 PM Greenfield, April 1 Greenfield, April 2 1:38 p.m. — Oscar Marino Ramirez, 33, of Springfield, was arrested for conspiracy to violate drug law and a subsequent offense of distributing a Class A drug. Kirsten E. Sweeney, 30, of Leyden Road in Greenfield, was arrested for operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license, conspiracy to violate drug law and distributing a Class A drug. Michael Andrew Cooper-Lainey, 37, of Conway Street in Greenfield, was arrested for possession of a Class A drug and conspiracy to ...

National Council for Behavioral Health Appoints CSO’s Karin Jeffers to Board Position 723 NORTHAMPTON — Karin Jeffers, president and CEO of nonprofit behavioral-health agency Clinical & Support Options (CSO), has become the newest board member of the National Council for Behavioral Health. Jeffers earned the greatest number of votes during a recent special election to replace outgoing board member Tomas Jankowski. Jeffers will be one of two representatives for the National Council Region 1, which includes Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. She w...

New mental health program to help students build coping skills ‘comes at a good time’ ALLEN Modified: 5/2/2021 3:43:13 PM Counselors from six school districts have been trained in a new curriculum to prevent drug and alcohol use and promote the mental health of students, thanks to the Communities That Care Coalition. Nine counselors from the Greenfield School Department as well as the Gill-Montague, Mohawk Trail, Frontier, Pioneer Valley and Ralph C. Mahar regional school districts returned from April vacation having completed the three-day training that was funded by the Opioid Task For...

Counselors from six school districts have been trained in a new curriculum to prevent drug and alcohol use and promote the mental health of students, thanks to the Communities That Care Coalition.Nine counselors from the Greenfield School Department...

Mental health clinician to respond with area police The Greenfield Station on High Street in Greenfield. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE The Montague Public Safety Complex on Turnpike Road in Turners Falls. Staff File Photo/Paul Franz Published: 4/13/2021 5:06:07 PM Three Franklin County police departments have teamed up with Clinical & Support Options (CSO), allowing them to work with a mental health clinician, starting May 12, when they receive calls involving mental health issues. The nonprofit, which operates licensed behavioral health clinics throughout Western Massachusetts, will provide a...