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Greenfield observing Memorial Day By Angela Shepherd - For The Times-Gazette Greenfield Village Council members (l-r) Kyle Barr, Eric Borsini, Phil Clyburn, Amie Ernst and Brenda Losey are shown during Tuesday’s meeting. Photo by Angela Shepherd Photo by Angela Shepherd This year’s Memorial Day commemoration in Greenfield will once again not quite look like past years, but there will be an event to honor those who have given their lives in the preservation of freedom. At Tuesday’s council meeting, Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin said that this year’s recognition will begin at 10 a.m. Monday, May 31 downtown. After recognition is performed downtown, those observing are welcome to go on to the Greenfield Cemetery where the commemoration will continue. Wilkin said he hopes there are a few singers to volunteer to sing at the cemetery and a speech to recognize “the heroes who gave up their life for the call of freedom.” ....
Clean-up Greenfield Saturday By Angela Shepherd - For The Times-Gazette William “Bill” Roller (center) was recognized as April’s Greenfield Citizen of the Month for his continuing contributions to the town and the community. He is pictured at Tuesday’s council meeting with (l-r) council members Phil Clyburn, Eric Borsini, Kyle Barr, Amie Ernst and Brenda Losey, and city manager Todd Wilkin. Photo by Angela Shepherd Officer Mark Hamilton of the Greenfield Police Department was recognized as the April Employee of the Month. Hamilton was nominated through a personal note from a citizen he helped through a situation. Photo by Angela Shepherd ....
Fishing derby eyed By Angela Shepherd - For The Times-Gazette Jimmy Jones (center) is pictured accepting his Greenfield Citizen of the Month plaque from council chair Phil Clyburn at Tuesday’s council meeting. Pictured, from (l-r) are council members Kyle Barr and Eric Borsini, Clyburn, Jim Jones, Liz Jones, council member Brenda Losey and Greenfield City Manager Todd Wilkin. Photo by Angela Shepherd The much-loved Daryle Unger & Peanut Memorial Kids Fishing Derby in Greenfield may be returning this year, according to the event’s longtime organizer, Jimmy Jones. Jones, along with his wife, Liz, organized the derby for 17 years before retiring from it. However, Jones said they have been talking about bringing it back, and even talked about bringing it back last year, but the pandemic upended any plans to make it happen. It’s something Jones said he will discuss further with the village. ....