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Annual Greenfield vigil looks to raise overdose awareness, reduce stigma

8/31/2023

Participants walk from the Episcopal Church of Saints James and Andrew to the Greenfield Common on Aug. 31, 2022 to recognize International Overdose Awareness Day. STAFF FILE PHOTO/PAUL FRANZ

Read Mary Byrne’s full article in the Recorder here.

No longer lost in the shadow of her husband’s legacy: Researcher uncovers clues to the life of 19th century Greenfield woman, whose paintings hung in the Capitol

8/12/2023

From the Bancroft Herbarium, 1862. Christine Pifer-Foote advises this piece hung in the Capitol building.CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

By AALIANNA MARIETTA for the Recorder

Read the full article here:
https://www.recorder.com/History-research-51879314

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Annual Greenfield vigil looks to raise overdose awareness, reduce stigma

No longer lost in the shadow of her husband’s legacy: Researcher uncovers clues to the life of 19th century Greenfield woman, whose paintings hung in the Capitol

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