Twelve properties changed hands in Greenfield between June 22 and June 25, according to Franklin County Registry of Deeds records, but only three transactions disclosed a sale price. Those three ranged from $120,000 to $171,250, with a median of $150,000. The period's priciest disclosed…
Greenfield Recreation Commission installs new chair and sets Halloween date as fireworks debate heats up.
Greenfield Cable Advisory Board reviews franchise renewal groundwork as Comcast subscriber count falls by half.
Greenfield City Council scaled back a Poet Seat Tower repair appropriation from $100,000 to $25,000 Tuesday, citing fiscal pressure and a lack of a comprehensive capital plan.
Greenfield Board of Assessors discloses widespread chapter land record errors and approves excise abatements.
Greenfield's Economic Development Committee unanimously backed a petition to the state legislature for a new liquor license for the Bears Den, a restaurant planned by Gleason Ventures, LLC at 5 Bank Row, and signaled strong support for advancing a year-long data center moratorium to the full City Co
Greenfield Conservation Commission postpones hotel hearing and debates $495,000 flood-buffer parcel.
Greenfield Cultural Council awards more than $23,000 to local artists and scholars this year. The town-appointed Local Cultural Council, which channels Massachusetts Cultural Council funding into community grants, confirmed the awards in a town announcement covering the period through J…
Greenfield City Council commits $25,000 to begin repairs on the landmark Poets Seat Tower. The council's vote sets in motion planning for the historic structure's rehabilitation, while the Economic Development Committee separately discussed eliminating citywide parking requirements and …
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