At this Wednesday’s Greenfield City Council meeting, the Council will be voting on declaring the former Green River Elementary School at 62 Meridian Street as surplus property and a subsequent vote to sell or lease the property.
Last week the Athol Selectboard voted 4-0 to remove two “No Parking” signs from Ridge Road which the board had voted to install in September.
As Athol Police Chief Craig Lundgren prepares to retire next month, a new chief has been selected to take over.
On Sunday morning at approximately 9:05 a.m., a vehicle traveling in the area of South Main and East River Street in Orange, struck a utility pole and rolled over.
The Greenfield School Committee’s search for a new Superintendent yielded 25 applications, according to School Committee member Stacy Sexton.
Work on East Main Street in Orange has concluded, allowing the work to continue on North Main Street.
There was an FBI presence on Congress Street in Greenfield Wednesday morning.
Yesterday, the Cannabis Control Commission approved regulations for social consumption of cannabis in a unanimous four to zero vote.
State Fire Marshal Jon M. Davine is reminding residents to select Christmas trees carefully, water them every day, and decorate them safely to reduce the risk of a fire.
The Frontier and Warwick School Districts have received MA FRESH grants to expand children’s access to and knowledge of locally grown food.