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Greenfield Recorder

Franklin County's daily newspaper, The Recorder, in Greenfield, Massachusetts, is one of the oldest newspapers in the country. Providing news, classifieds, and events information on the web and in print.

  • 186articles · 30d
  • 17+ hour agolatest article
  • Aug 14, 2026earliest in window
  • 78%with images
  • 331avg words
articles per day
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  • News 47
  • Politics 36
  • Politics2 28
  • Sports & Fitness 28
  • Social Life 26
  • Sports 26
  • Arts, Culture, Entertainment & Media 24
  • Sport 24

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Greenfield Recorder
recorder.com > 08/24/2026 > franklin-county-ballot-info-session

Residents learn about 9 ballot questions ahead of November vote

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (1119+ words) GREENFIELD — Residents had an early opportunity on Friday to get up to speed on the nine ballot questions that they’ll be asked to decide on when they go to the polls during November’s general election. Around 30 residents were in attendance…...

Greenfield Recorder
recorder.com > 08/24/2026 > massachusetts-voter-poll-ballot-questions

Poll shows Massachusetts voters behind most ballot questions

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (508+ words) BOSTON — Voters are supporting a ballot question dictating more widespread public records access and opposing one that would repeal legal recreational marijuana, according to new poll results. Massachusetts voters will see nine questions on their November ballots, after lawmakers chose…...

Greenfield Recorder
recorder.com > 08/14/2026 > massachusetts-names-first-heat-officer

Massachusetts is second state to appoint heat resilience officer

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (232+ words) As Massachusetts copes with the prolonged impacts of rising temperatures, the Healey administration on Thursday named Katie Schlick as the state’s first heat resilience officer. Schlick will coordinate state government agencies and work with communities to “prepare for rising temperatures,…...