Granville News

GRANVILLE -- Support among Granville Village Council members for a leash law affecting most of Granville emerged after the council heard vocal support from residents for a villagewide requirement.

GRANVILLE -- Sally Brigham celebrated the 45th anniversary of her move to Granville by soaking up the sights and sounds of her home at Christmastime.

Although the village's revenues are projected to remain flat in 2010, it nonetheless will be able to accomplish a $1 million reconstruction project on College Street, Village Assistant Manager/Finance Director Molly Roberts told the Granville Village Council at its meeting Wednesday.

GRANVILLE - Santa Claus's pre-Yuletide schedule is beginning to pick up, and Saturday's agenda includes a stop in Granville.

A proposed community emergency notification system has moved one step further toward implementation.

Jay Jones works the pedals on a 130-year-old wood-bending machine at the Noble & Cooley Drum Co.

GRANVILLE - Granville Village Council will review pedestrian access, traffic and drainage issues as well as finances as it considers a Columbus developer's proposal to annex five acres on South Main Street for commercial development.

Big birthday wishes go out to Margaret Maida this week as she celebrates a milestone birthday.

Richard C. Woodger, of Granville, has been in the dairy business for the last 40 years.

Granville will test the market to see if single-hauler trash service is a better option than the current system under which residents contract individually with haulers.

A homemade sign about President Obama is raising voices in a quiet Western Massachusetts town.

Police in one small western Hampden County town are making some young friends and teaching them about law enforcement.

A homemade sign about President Obama is raising voices in a quiet Western Massachusetts town.

GRANVILLE -- A Columbus developer plans to annex 4 acres into Granville for a mixture of retail, commercial and office uses on South Main Street.

Good times, bad times, and everything in between. That's what our weather looks like this week, with a rather wishy-washy forecast.

On Sunday dozens of people from Southwick and Granville gathered Sunday for the annual CROP Hunger Walk down Rt.