Jul 23, 2026 | Hampshire County, Local News, Northampton
Azarloza plans to embrace ‘highly engaged’ community as Northampton superintendent
New Northampton Superintendent Annie Azarloza.Photo credit: Northampton Public Schools NORTHAMPTON — New Northampton Superintendent Annie Azarloza knows she is entering a highly engaged district, but that is not something she plans to shy away from. “People have...
Jul 23, 2026 | Hampden County, Local News, Springfield
DA, law enforcement solve 31-year-old murder of Celestina Perez
SPRINGFIELD — A Springfield family can rest a little easier after more than 30 years of heartbreak and sleepless nights now that the person who killed Celestina Perez in 1995 has been identified by the Hampden County District Attorney’s Office.
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Jul 23, 2026 | Easthampton, Hampshire County, Local News
Easthampton receives $500K grant for Manhan Rail Trail repairs
EASTHAMPTON — A scenic staple in Easthampton will receive a facelift after the city was awarded a $500,000 MassTrails grant on June 24 to fund repairs to the Manhan Rail Trail. The MassTrails program provides matching grants to support the design, construction,...
DA, law enforcement solve 31-year-old murder of Celestina Perez
SPRINGFIELD — A Springfield family can rest a little easier after more than 30 years of heartbreak and sleepless nights now that the person who killed Celestina Perez in 1995 has been identified by the Hampden County District Attorney’s Office.
Neal, Blandford officials announce $1 million for water system upgrades
BLANDFORD — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal joined Blandford Town Administrator Christina Ferrera, Select Board Chair Jacqueline Coury, and Water Commission Chair Brad Curry on July 17 to announce $1.1 million in federal funding for water treatment and distribution system upgrades for the town.
WTA’s aviation program gives thank you ride to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts owner
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Technical Academy’s Aviation Maintenance Program showed its appreciation to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts in Southwick in a way that only it could, by offering a thank-you ride in a 1942 Stearman bi-plane to owner Shane Murphy.
Paving begins at Westfield Middle School parking lot
WESTFIELD — Paving on the Westfield Middle School parking lot has officially begun as part of a complete redesign made possible by a climate resilience grant of $810,200 from the state Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness program and an additional $70,000 from the Westfield River Watershed Association.
Southwick fiber-optic network project to start soon
SOUTHWICK — The construction of a town-owned fiber-optic network should start soon after the Select Board approved a municipal agreement with Whip City Fiber during its meeting on July 20.
Police try to address residents’ concerns regarding automatic license plate readers on town roads
SOUTHWICK — At the Select Board’s meeting on July 20, David Methe perhaps summed up the tension between public safety and individual privacy as the board discussed the police department’s potential deployment of three automatic license plate readers in town.
Floating beach wheelchair arrives at Musante Beach
NORTHAMPTON — A floating beach wheelchair was delivered to Musante Beach in Leeds on July 21, offering a new level of accessibility for beachgoers in Northampton.
Rosa ‘ready to lead’ as OneHolyoke’s new executive director
HOLYOKE — OneHolyoke CDC will have a new leader at the helm. Nayroby Rosa has been appointed as the next executive director, taking over for outgoing Executive Director Michael Moriarty, who served in the role since 2013.
Longmeadow Select Board sets in-person early voting dates for state primary and election
LONGMEADOW — Residents take to the polls for the state primary and election in just a short time and the Longmeadow Select Board has set the in-person early voting dates for both, with Chair Dan Zwirko citing the right to vote as “the most sacred thing we should be advocating for.”
Chemical manufacturer Prefere Melamines celebrates its 80th year
SPRINGFIELD — A manufacturing institution in Springfield celebrated its 80th year in business at the company’s annual Family Day barbecue. Prefere Melamines, a company that makes melamine-formaldehyde resin used in products that range from laminate flooring to vehicle clear coats, welcomed Mayor Domenic Sarno and representatives from state Sen. Adam Gomez’s office to celebrate the milestone.
Target at Springfield hosts ribbon cutting ahead of grand opening
SPRINGFIELD — With a shower of red confetti and the snip of a bullseye-dotted ribbon, the arrival of Target at Springfield Crossing was celebrated on July 21, ahead of its July 26 grand opening.
MassTrails grant to support MassCentral Rail Trail connection design
NORTHAMPTON — The city’s shared-use path network will continue to grow thanks to a recent $157,000 grant for the design of a new connection to the MassCentral Rail Trail.
Exhibit from Smithsonian American Art Museum arrives at Smith College
“Light Blue Nursery,” by Alma Thomas, will be featured in the upcoming exhibition, Composing...
Chicopee’s National Night Out returns at a new location on Aug. 10
CHICOPEE — For its 32nd year, Chicopee will host its nationally-recognized rendition of National Night Out with the help of multiple vendors, organizations, businesses and public safety units.
Neal, Blandford officials announce $1 million for water system upgrades
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
BLANDFORD — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal joined Blandford Town Administrator Christina Ferrera, Select Board Chair Jacqueline Coury, and Water Commission Chair Brad Curry on July 17 to announce $1.1 million in federal funding for water treatment and distribution system upgrades for the town.
WTA’s aviation program gives thank you ride to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts owner
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Technical Academy’s Aviation Maintenance Program showed its appreciation to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts in Southwick in a way that only it could, by offering a thank-you ride in a 1942 Stearman bi-plane to owner Shane Murphy.
Paving begins at Westfield Middle School parking lot
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
WESTFIELD — Paving on the Westfield Middle School parking lot has officially begun as part of a complete redesign made possible by a climate resilience grant of $810,200 from the state Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness program and an additional $70,000 from the Westfield River Watershed Association.
Southwick fiber-optic network project to start soon
By Cliff Clark | Jul 23, 2026
SOUTHWICK — The construction of a town-owned fiber-optic network should start soon after the Select Board approved a municipal agreement with Whip City Fiber during its meeting on July 20.
Police try to address residents’ concerns regarding automatic license plate readers on town roads
By Cliff Clark | Jul 23, 2026
SOUTHWICK — At the Select Board’s meeting on July 20, David Methe perhaps summed up the tension between public safety and individual privacy as the board discussed the police department’s potential deployment of three automatic license plate readers in town.
Neal, Blandford officials announce $1 million for water system upgrades
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
BLANDFORD — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal joined Blandford Town Administrator Christina Ferrera, Select Board Chair Jacqueline Coury, and Water Commission Chair Brad Curry on July 17 to announce $1.1 million in federal funding for water treatment and distribution system upgrades for the town.
WTA’s aviation program gives thank you ride to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts owner
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Technical Academy’s Aviation Maintenance Program showed its appreciation to Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts in Southwick in a way that only it could, by offering a thank-you ride in a 1942 Stearman bi-plane to owner Shane Murphy.
Paving begins at Westfield Middle School parking lot
By Amy Porter | Jul 23, 2026
WESTFIELD — Paving on the Westfield Middle School parking lot has officially begun as part of a complete redesign made possible by a climate resilience grant of $810,200 from the state Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness program and an additional $70,000 from the Westfield River Watershed Association.
Southwick fiber-optic network project to start soon
By Cliff Clark | Jul 23, 2026
SOUTHWICK — The construction of a town-owned fiber-optic network should start soon after the Select Board approved a municipal agreement with Whip City Fiber during its meeting on July 20.
Police try to address residents’ concerns regarding automatic license plate readers on town roads
By Cliff Clark | Jul 23, 2026
SOUTHWICK — At the Select Board’s meeting on July 20, David Methe perhaps summed up the tension between public safety and individual privacy as the board discussed the police department’s potential deployment of three automatic license plate readers in town.
Floating beach wheelchair arrives at Musante Beach
By Trent Levakis | Jul 23, 2026
NORTHAMPTON — A floating beach wheelchair was delivered to Musante Beach in Leeds on July 21, offering a new level of accessibility for beachgoers in Northampton.
Local Headlines
Agawam City Council cautions naysaying neighbors, approves senior living zone change
AGAWAM — Be careful what you ask for. That was the message Agawam City Councilors shared with the neighbors of the vacant property at 430 N. West...
East Longmeadow buries 2026-2076 time capsule, pays tribute to former Historical Commission chair
EAST LONGMEADOW — History repeats itself in East Longmeadow with the burial of the 2026-2076 time capsule, hoisted down and sealed off in the same location as residents did 50 years ago with the 1976-2026 time capsule.
Cooper’s Gifts in Agawam hosts drive to support Westover Galaxy Community Council
AGAWAM — People looking to support military families this month can do so at Cooper’s Gifts, Apparel, Home. The second-generation family business is rounding up change, hosting a raffle and collecting donations for the Westover Galaxy Community Council.
Agawam superintendent receives high marks in annual review
School Superintendent Sheila Martin recently received high marks from School Committee members in their recent evaluation of her performance in...
Selectboard discusses potential changes in town health insurance
HAMPDEN — The Hampden Selectboard is discussing health insurance plans and costs after “taking a pretty hard” last year, according to Town Treasurer Richard Patullo.
Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour celebrates 20th year with eight studios
Eight nationally recognized potters will open their studios in the Hilltowns of Western Mass. to guest artists and visitors on the last weekend of July for the Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour, which returns to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Dining & Entertainment
Glasgow Lands Festival to celebrate the spirit of Scotland in 31st year
NORTHAMPTON — The spirit of Scotland will once again take over Look Park for the 31st annual Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival on Saturday, July 18.
Panel discussion to follow autobiographical play about clergy abuse
NORTHAMPTON — This July, Easthampton resident Jay Sefton will stage a production of his one-person show “Unreconciled” at the Academy of Music in Northampton.
Thunder in the Valley returns with fireworks, music festival
EASTHAMPTON — In celebration of the Fourth of July and the 250th anniversary of America, the Thunder in the Valley concert and fireworks festival returns to Easthampton to provide the community with its biggest celebration yet.
‘La Casita Experience’ to transform MassMutual Center
SPRINGFIELD — The MassMutual Center will soon host one big celebration of community, blending music and dance, live performances, DJ sets and interactive visuals to represent the high energy nightlife experience rooted in Puerto Rican culture.
Paradise City Arts Festival returns for 31st year later this month
NORTHAMPTON — The nation’s premier destination for lovers of the handmade and high-end is once again gracing the region over Memorial Day weekend.
New theater group introduces itself with first production
EASTHAMPTON — In an effort to bring fresh, queer and gender diverse stories to the local theater scene, a new theater group, Why’s It Gotta Be?, has formed here in Western Massachusetts.
Opinion
I’m voting for Jeromie Whalen
I first encountered Jeromie Whalen at a No Kings rally in Westfield back in October 2025. His passion and energy were...
Don’t purchase clothes decorated with feathers
Before regulatory laws were finally passed in the early 20th century, birds were indiscriminately killed globally for...
Letter: Vote yes on Article 7
On Tuesday, May 12, Longmeadow will vote to strengthen our town’s finances and give residents stronger, cheaper internet...
Letter: Vote no on Article 7
Article 7 of the Warrant seems innocent but the $8.6 million is additional future property taxes to subsidize Longmeadow...
My first year with Nick, our rescue dog
Our dog Scotty passed away around Christmas 2024 and after a sad and subdued holiday, we looked for another pup. My daughter, Emily, found Nick’s online profile.
Supporting the legislative audit
Many thanks to Sarah Heinonen of the Reminder on her interview with Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio on her ongoing efforts to audit the Massachusetts state Legislature.
For the 12th Hampden District, we need walk, not talk
Massachusetts residents deserve leaders who invest in their communities, not just talk about it. Unfortunately, this...
It was a dog gone good day in the park
It began like any other play date: Loki and Izzy (2-year-old Huskies) welcomed their friend Nick, an 18-month-old...



















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