M/sunny
64°
M/sunny
Hi 75° | Lo 42°

Business

Evelyn Voorhees, of Haydenville, moves a Flexible Flyer sled at Paul Flueriel's workshop in Whately Wednesday.JERREY ROBERTS

Super sled

Thursday, June 13, 2013

WHATELY — Evelyn Voorhees is an entrepreneur who wears many different business hats, but the one that she finds the most fitting is her latest ... which connects family history, art, and the rehabilitation of a true American icon. Before the plastic discs, snow tubes and snow boards were around, the Flexible Flyer reigned supreme when it came to whizzing … 0

Recorder/Peter MacDonald Sign for Kleebergs sugar shack in Greenfield

Sugar shack

Friday, March 1, 2013

GREENFIELD — Brian Kleeberg loves maple syrup. He also loves the process of making it, so he has opened Kleeberg’s Sugar House at 343 Adams Road. “I remember being around my father’s cider mill when I was growing up,” said Kleeberg. “I loved the outdoors and everything about it. I feel the same … 0

Ellen Abraham of Burning Heart

Burning Heart

Friday, April 19, 2013

GREENFIELD — Ellen Abraham says she is dedicated to community and health through yoga, spinning, pilates, and eating well — and she has opened a new studio to share her passion with others. Burning Heart Hot Yoga, Pilates and Indoor Cycling at 278 Main St. (Suite 307) offers hot yoga, a practice done … 0

Town By Town »
Read our local coverage for
a specific town
Local Photography »
Recorder/Paul Franz A visitor pauses to take a photograph on the Bridge of Flowers in Shelburne Falls on Tuesday. Pictures in bloom
"I grew it specially for the occasion," Naomi Voldahl-Corliss (left) of Greenfield said of her mustache. In fact, she and friend Leah Boutotte picked up the 'staches from Curious Traveler Shandy, a beer company that features an handlebar mustache in its logo for its ale with lemon. Voldahl-Corliss and Boutotte were sampling brews at the 9th Annual Green River Brew Fest held behind Ryan & Casey Liquors in Greenfield on Saturday. Recorder/Trish Crapo Fashion trend
Recorder/David Rainville The Frog and Flower Parade winds its way down Bridge Street in Shelburne Falls during Saturday's 25th annual RiverFest. Greenfield's Maya Apfelbaum led a pre-parade workshop where kids and the young at heart made river-related masks, costumes and props. 25th RiverFest draws young and old
Other Local News
Goodbye, Carlinville:  Filming ends in Shelburne
From News »
Retiring principal makes bid for school board
From News »
Greenfield Post 81 splits weekend twin bill
From Sports »
State softball semifinals invade Powertown
From Sports »
Editorial: The race is on
From Opinion »
Letter: Starlight, star bright
From Opinion »
Keepers of the valley
From Life & Times »
Museum marks anniversary with free admission, special events
From Life & Times »
‘The Inquiring Line’
From Arts & Entertainment »
Arts & Entertainment Calendar: June 20 to June 26
From Arts & Entertainment »
Recorder Special Sections and Niche Publications