The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office has approved the new Colrain bylaw that was passed in the June 6th, 2025 Town Meeting establishing new revolving funds for departments.
onways voters will be asked to vote on fourteen motions at their upcoming Special Town Meeting
Following a 2016 lawsuit against the leadership in the Massachusetts State Police, claiming instances of discrimination against female and minority troopers in career advancement, a jury has ordered the State Police to pay over $6.8 million.
The Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife launched Hunters Share the Harvest Program on Thanksgiving Day in 2022
Greenfield Light & Power, the city’s group electricity buying program, will provide participants with lower electricity prices starting January 2026 as a new 3-year contract begins.
In Part 1 of this Special Edition, The Money Doctor and attorney Christopher Anderson explain why divorce feels so emotional — and how starting with a clear vision of your future can make the financial process less overwhelming and more empowering.
The Greenfield Community Relations Committee met Monday evening to discuss the potential formation of a noise ordinance for Greenfield after several noise issues such as roosters, chronic business noises, event noise from the fairgrounds, and more have been raised by residents recently.
Tomorrow, November 19th, Northfield residents will have the opportunity to vote on the purchase of 39 and 41 Main Street as the new location for a public safety facility.
Due to unforeseen issues, the construction work on East Main Street has switched from overnight working hours to daytime, between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. this week.
A porch caught fire at a home on Lombard Avenue in Athol Monday.