Panorama — Episode 124 — Hope Street in Greenfield

Posted on October 20, 2025 by dtorres

Originally recorded on October 20th, 2025. To Surplus or Not to Surplus that’s the question in front of Greenfield voters on November 4th. Precinct Five City Councilor Marianne Bullock explains the Yes and No vote on Ballot Question 1, the desperate need for housing, and the plan to spur greater economic development in the City of Greenfield.

Hope Street FAQ:
www.greenfield-ma.gov/government/may…ollapse67660b0

Vote Yes rebuttal:
recorder.com/2025/10/14/pushbac…upport-a-yes-vote/

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