Greenfield recorded 15 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, but only four carried a sale price so far, ranging from $30,000 to $378,000 with a median of $135,000. The period's top sale was 8 Lillian St. at $378,000, sold by Franklin J. and Sara B. Gibbons to Zoe Ruhf and Casey Isaac.
Greenfield's Community Preservation Committee unanimously reworked its grant scoring rubric and approved a housing-project change.
Greenfield's Elderly and Disabled Tax Fund Committee banks a surprise $5,000 gift, pushing its balance to $9,582.65.
Greenfield's sustainability committee starts drafting its first annual report to the mayor since 2018.
Greenfield assessors tighten hardship tax exemption rules and flag another possibly late billing cycle.
Greenfield Cable Advisory Board hears overwhelming support for GCTV funding.
Greenfield authority grants developer building access, splits cleanup cost.
A Greenfield lesbian bar's decision to make masks optional one night a week draws national backlash from disability advocates. From our own coverage: City Council weighs yearlong data center pause; Human Rights Commission elects new vice chair. Also in today's brief (11 items): Lesbian …
Greenfield Conservation Commission approves riverside ADU, weighs a land-fund shortfall. Members voted unanimously to approve a notice of intent for a 52-by-22-foot addition at 507 Lampblack Road, positioned about 140 feet from a riverbank within the town's 200-foot riverfront zone.
Greenfield's school budget subcommittee closed last year's books with just $86 left over, after shifting payroll savings to cover a $478,000 jump in special education tuition.