Mary Byrne is the Editor in Chief for the Olympic Channel, with a focus on local news in Greenfield, Massachusetts. She has also written for publications such as Wiley, Athol Daily News, and Daily Hampshire Gazette. Mary's articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, real estate, and human interest stories.
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Franklin County’s YMCA in Greenfield has drained the pool for a roughly $350,000 repair project. STAFF PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ » Buy this Image
By: Mary Byrne
GREENFIELD — After a five-year hiatus, the Greenfield Public Library will once again host book sales. The first event, hosted by the Friends of the Greenfield Public Library, will take place on Saturday, Feb. 10, from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., according...
GREENFIELD — With the addition of education and physical fitness incentives, two of the highest-paid police officers have negotiated significant pay bumps in the final year of their three-year contract.As part of the memorandums of understanding,...
By: Greenfield Ma
The Greenfield Police Station on High Street. STAFF FILE PHOTO/DAN LITTLE
By: Paul Franz, Greenfield Ma
GREENFIELD — The Attorney General’s Office has declined to review an Open Meeting Law complaint filed against the Planning Board late last year on the basis that the meeting was not subject to Open Meeting Law, nor was the complaint filed on time.
City and state officials, leaders of nonprofits and public library advocates gathered at the Greenfield Public Library Thursday morning for the annual legislative breakfast. STAFF PHOTO/MARY BYRNE
By: Greenfield Ma
GREENFIELD — In favor of allowing more time for discussion and public input, City Council voted down a zoning ordinance change Wednesday night that sought to lower the threshold for requiring major development review.
By: Mary Byrne, Greenfield Ma
GREENFIELD — Having received an initial nod of support from City Council to pursue an automated single-stream recycling program, Public Works Director Marlo Warner II can move forward in the process of accepting and signing for a $2.05 million grant from the Environmental Protection Agency.
By: Mary Byrne, Greenfield Ma
It isn’t in my nature to be the news, so I’ll keep this short. Nearly four years ago, I arrived in Greenfield just as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the region. I knew nobody, and frankly, having grown up in eastern Massachusetts, I knew very little of what lay west of Worcester. I even hesitate to admit that growing up, as far as I was concerned, Worcester was, in fact, western Massachusetts.
By: Mary Byrne
“School choice” advocates are celebrating Gov. Parson's signing of SB 727. But what has been promoted as a win for education freedom is a veiled
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