Franklin County Registry of Deeds recorded 14 Greenfield property transfers in October, but only two carried a sale price by month's end: $100,000 for 772 Colrain Road, sold by Anne E. Echeverria to Greenfield Savings Bank, and $50,000 for 111 Elm Street, sold to Franklin First Federal Credit Union.
Mayor Virginia Desorgher appoints Jonathon Weber as Greenfield's new chief of staff. Also in today's brief (1 items): City names Jonathon Weber chief of staff.
Stone Soup Cafe's resumption gets spotlighted in a new community feature about Greenfield solidarity. Also in today's brief (2 items): Stone Soup Cafe marks resumption of meal program; Rag Shag Parade steps off Friday at Mohawk Mall.
Greenfield Recreation's Rag Shag Parade and costume contest step off Friday at Mohawk Mall. Also in today's brief (1 items): Rag Shag Halloween parade returns to Mohawk Mall.
Recreation Department posts Halloween Rag Shag Parade and costume contest flyers for Friday. From our own coverage: Recreation posts winter sports, Halloween flyers.
Recreation Department opens winter basketball sign-ups. From our own coverage: Recreation Department opens winter basketball sign-ups; Most October property sales still lack a price tag.
Only one of Greenfield's ten October property transfers carries a recorded sale price so far. From our own coverage: Recreation posts winter basketball registration flyers; Only one of ten October transfers lists a price.
Greenfield Recreation Department has rolled out new flyers for its 2026-27 winter sports season, including Little Hoopers & Pee Wee Basketball, Travel Basketball and Buddy Basketball programs, according to the department's website.
Ten property transfers were recorded in Greenfield between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only one carries a posted sale price so far: 54 Smith St., which sold for $150,000 on Sept. 29 from Sharon A. Rawson to Ovidiu Nikita.