Greenfield Recreation Department has posted its fall 2026 program flyers, opening registration for Little Kickers Soccer, Travel Soccer and Travel Field Hockey, plus a Youth Martial Club program. The department is also promoting its annual Halloween Rag Shag Parade and Costume Contest. …
Four Greenfield-resident obituaries were published this week: Horta, Mark; Parish, Linda Sue (Lyman); Parrott, Alan D.; and Sroka, John. Alan D. Parrott, 81, of Greenfield was married 59 years. Linda Sue (Lyman) Parish, 77, formerly of Greenfield, was a 1966 graduate of Greenfield High …
Greenfield home sales ranged from $117,125 to $203,000 as new pricing data emerged this week. From our own coverage: Greenfield home sales span $117,125 to $203,000. Also in today's brief (3 items): Drought conditions ease across Franklin County after rain; Greenfield JV soccer set to h…
Greenfield recorded 16 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19, but only four have posted sale prices so far, ranging from $117,125 to $203,000 with a median of $151,200. The remaining 12 sales are still awaiting price data at the registry, which is normal for recently recorded …
Greenfield bans data centers for a year, makes Indigenous Peoples Day official.
Greenfield Human Rights Commission elects Kathleen Kenny vice chair, weighs shrinking to five seats.
Two Greenfield, MA obituaries were published this week: LaMountain, Robert "Tex" Edwin, and Wight, Douglas Sky. LaMountain, remembered in his obituary as a musician and songwriter, died peacefully at home in Greenfield on September 5th, 2026; his notice was posted by Smith-Kelleher Fune…
Ten properties sold in Greenfield between Aug. 14 and Aug. 17, according to newly recorded deeds, but none of the transactions disclosed a sale price, so no price range or median can be reported for the period. Notable transfers included bank-related sales at 22 Gold St. and 449 Country…
Greenfield School Committee signs off on four union settlements, pauses AI policy.
Greenfield School Committee postpones AI policy, approves $600 D.C. trip and stadium-light repairs. Chair Stacy Sexton's board voted unanimously to delay a revised artificial-intelligence policy until a new AI Advisory Work Group, which had drawn 28 survey responses, reports back.
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