Greenfield Councilmember Yanely Martinez recently joined the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) Educational Fund in Miami, Fla., for the National Policy Institute on Emergency Preparedness and Response Management.

Pinnacles National Park will receive a field trip grant for the 2018-19 school year from the National Park Foundation, the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service. This $5,200 grant will be used to help underserved schools with the cost of transportation to Pinnacles National Park.

Monterey County Sheriff’s Office has identified the body found last week as the missing Greenfield man who was struck by a vehicle and thrown into the river off a local bridge in February 2017.

Last Saturday Assemblymember Anna Caballero hosted a workshop for local girls and women to explore their career interests at the Greenfield Community Center at Patriot Park.

The Siembra Latinos Fund (SLF) of the Community Foundation for Monterey County recently gathered more than 100 supporters and leaders at the Taylor Farms Building in Salinas to launch the new Latino-focused philanthropic initiative.

Greenfield FFA had another successful year at the 2018 Monterey County Fair, with students from the chapter exhibiting sheep, rabbits, poultry, floral arrangements and horticulture projects, taking home multiple awards in several categories.

Greenfield City Council has hired Paul Wood, the city’s director of administrative services, as the new Greenfield city manager.

Greenfield firefighters were officially given their badges Sept. 25 to ring in their time as part of the City of Greenfield.

Greenfield welcomed Starbucks and its one-of-a-kind building layout into the city’s business community last Thursday.

Greenfield Lions Club, Family Giving Tree, Celeste Delamore and Al Galante donated a 55-inch TV to Oak Avenue Elementary School, presenting the gift to staff Sept. 7.