Winter Carnival this Saturday, Jan 30

 8-11 am   Fire Dept. Breakfast $5,  Station Tours, Car Wash (by donation)
10-12        Historical Society is open!  Tracing your history!
10-12        Clothes closet is open. Greenfield Cong. Cov. Church
10 - 3        Sunset Lake Activities!  (The Greenfield Trails Assoc.)
                 Bring your skates, sleds and snowshoes!  Dress warm.
                 Camp fire, food and games.
10 - 3        Oak Park Activities!
                 Crotched Mountain Ridge Runners Snowmobile Club 
                   will host rides, bon fire, hot cocoa and snacks. Trail grooming demo.
                  Boy Scout Troop 271 will host snowshoe hikes through the
                         State Park at various intervals throughout the day.  Bring your
                          snowshoes. There will be some to borrow.
                  G.E.S. P.T.O
                           Will be hosting the Homemade Cardboard Sled Race
                            at Oak Park at 1pm.  If we get enough snow by then, we will make
                             a huge hill to race on.
                         Luncheon items will be available (donations accepted).
10 - 4       Library is open!
                   Sign up for the winder reading program!  Win a bike!Crafts all day! 
10 - 4       Book/bake sale and raffle in the Wensberg room!
                    (sponsored by The Friends of the Library)
6pm        Annual Chili Cook-Off!
                     (Sponsored by The G.I.V.ers)
                      Admission is an item for the Greenfield Food Pantry

Detailed flyers can be found on the posters at: Harvester Market Bulletin Board, The Post Office, The Library, The Town Office, The Recycle Center.

Books and Ladders at Oak Park

Sunday, June 14 from 11:00 to 3:00

Outdoor event featuring:
The Cidar Press Band (Live Music)
Stories

Food & Ice Cream
Fire Truck Rides!    
Use a Fire Hose!  Adults & Kids!
Meet Smokey the Bear and Sparkey the Fire Dog!
Try the Seat Belt Convincer
Go through the  Fire Prevention Trailer
Jaws of Life Demonstration
Blood Pressure Clinic
Fire Extinguisher Demonstration
“Moulage” face painting!    

And more . . . .

Town wide yard sale

Saturday, May 23 from 9:00 to 3:00.  Pick up a map from the library and go treasure hunting!

PB Public Hearing Eversource trimming/cutting 5/11/15

Town of Greenfield

Planning Board

Notice of Public Hearing

 In accordance with RSA 231;158, notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held on May 11, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at the Greenfield Town Offices to discuss trimming/cutting of brush/trees by Eversource Energy ( formerly PSNH) on Riverbend Road, Colonial Drive, Cavender Road, Swamp Road, County Road, Muzzey Hill Road, Old Bennington Road, Slip Road, Gulf Road, Cornwell Road, Thomas Road, Pine Ridge Road, (South) Francestown Road, and Dodge Road.

Greenfield Planning Board

Kevin O'Connell, Chair

ROADSIDE ROUNDUP THIS SATURDAY!

The annual Roadside Roundup in honor of Earth Day is this Saturday, rain or shine!

Use those blue bags you receive in the mail to clean up the roadside near your home.  These bags are provided courtesy of New Hampshire the Beautiful. This will only take a very small part of your day. All you have to do is clean up trash wherever it is needed along your own road. There will also be items that won't fit in the bags. If you can, bring them to the Recycling Center along with your blue bags by 4 pm. If you can’t, please leave them along the road in a pile. That's all there is to it. It's quick and easy, AND you can feel good about doing something to keep Greenfield clean and beautiful.

If you need extra blue bags, you may find them at the Recycling Center. It would be greatly appreciated, if you would bring your full blue bags plus any others you see, and any other items that are along the road, to the Recycling Center. The Conservation Commission will be collecting all the blue bags and any other debris at a special collection station right at the Recycling Center on April 26th. Look for a dumpster just for Roadside Round-Up trash.

Everyone is invited to a free Ham & Bean Supper at 5:30pm at the Meeting House. The Woman’s Club has again offered to help us by cooking and serving this hearty dinner. It is just our way of saying thank-you to all those who helped to make this Roadside Round-Up a success. To sweeten the pot, we will have some great free raffle prizes but you must be present to have a chance to win.

And again this year, you can look forward to the “All You Can Eat, (until it’s gone), Gutbusting Ice Cream Buffet.”

Lastly, we will be awarding cash prizes to the children who drop off the most bags at the Recycling Center, but you’ll need to attend the dinner to win.  We’ll also hold our annual free raffle after dinner for everyone who attends. This year, you’ll get extra raffle tickets for every blue bag you bring into the Recycling Center.

Greenfield Conservation Commission

Rainier's Local Maple Syrup and Eggs for sale

Rainier's 2015 Maple Syrup for sale

2nd place winner in the Monadnock Ledger-Transcript 35th Annual Maple Syrup Contest! 

Quarts  $20.00    Pints  $11.00     1/2 Pints  $6.00

Eggs for sale   $3.50 /dz

Please contact Jean and George 547-2108 or  jrube.rainier@gmail.com

Lizzie Borden Took an Axe, or Did She?

This Thursday, April 16 at 7 pm

in the Wensberg Room of the

Stephenson Memorial Library.

Thanks to a generous grant from the NH Humanities Council, Plymouth State

professor and former criminal investigator, Dr. Annette Holba

will be here to discuss the facts of this sensational case. 

This event is free and open to the public.

Light refreshments will be served.

Julie Steenson, MSLIS

Director, Stephenson Memorial Library