Springfield
Springfield council approves reading of dirt bike ordinance changes
SPRINGFIELD — Whether it is complaints about the noise, reckless nature of the drivers or groups of them clogging roads, city officials and residents have increasingly said dirt bikes have become a nuisance on Springfield streets.
Local author releases ninth book, ‘The Amazing Gordon Brothers’
SPRINGFIELD — For his entire life, G. Michael Dobbs has had a love affair with movies.
Officials announce $130M for West-East Rail, construction starts 2027
SPRINGFIELD — Passenger rail connecting Boston to Albany is a little closer to fruition. Gov. Maura Healey and U.S. Rep. Richard Neal were joined by key officials in the governor’s administration, U.S. Sen. Ed Markey’s office and the entire Western Massachusetts legislative delegation to announce $130 million to begin construction on West-East Rail in Springfield.
So That Reminds Me: Oliveria returns for more hot button discussions
State Sen. Jake Oliveira made a return visit to Reminder Publishing’s bi-weekly podcast, “So That Reminds Me,” on Oct. 14. And during this visit, he was up for lively discussions on myriad topics, including the new Springfield courthouse, state funding reforms to better support communities, the Quabbin water use issue and much more.
Work Opportunity Center unveils mural celebrating its history
SPRINGFIELD — The fall foliage is not the only thing bringing color to downtown Springfield.
Invasive spotted lanternflies threaten fruit crops, says city forester
SPRINGFIELD — There is no doubt that most people in the Greater Springfield area have seen a spotted lanternfly.
Officials urge residents to vote yes on Question 7
SPRINGFIELD — A group of elected officials, industry leaders and housing advocates gathered for a press conference on Oct. 6 to urge voters to pass Question 7.
Ashe, Warren answer questions ahead of Nov. 3 election
The Nov. 3 election is rapidly approaching and Reminder Publishing reached out to both candidates for the 2nd Hampden District seat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives to answer questions.
Indian Orchard Food Truck festival continues to grow
SPRINGFIELD — October in Indian Orchard brings the annual Food Truck Festival to Myrtle Park.
Springfield residents bring Flock camera concerns to City Council
SPRINGFIELD — The controversy over automated license plate readers that has embroiled communities across the country came to Springfield on Oct. 5 when several residents spoke against the use of such technology before the City Council.