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Adapted from a Historical Society of Greenfield press release:

It's time once again!  On Saturday, April 20th, dealers from five states will be selling postcards and ephemera of local town scenes, historical vistas, and specialized topics.  Doughnuts, coffee, and pizza will be available to purchase on site as well.  Admission is $3.00 and both entry fees and refreshment proceeds will benefit the Historical Society of Greenfield.

Greenfield Community Television (GCTV), in partnership with Garry L. Earles, LICSW, project coordinator, applied for and was awarded a grant from the Brad Cohen Tourette Foundation of Roswell, Georgia. The grant is for producing and distributing an educational program on the myths and realities of Tourette Syndrome (TS) and associated conditions.

Greenfield Community Television (GCTV) is committed to supporting tomorrow's leaders in media. Each year, a graduating high school senior that has demonstrated a strong aptitude in Media Production, and has chosen to pursue this field after graduation, is selected to receive a cash award of up to $1,000 from GCTV. This award is offered only to residents of Greenfield or students enrolled in schools located in the city of Greenfield.