Ashe to take on 10th consecutive term after win over Warren
LONGMEADOW — State Rep. Brian Ashe will officially hold his seat in the 2nd Hampden District for a 10th consecutive term after overcoming Republican candidate Peter Warren.
Pease wins fourth term in 4th Hampden District race
WESTFIELD — After spending Election Day standing outside and greeting people at each polling place in Westfield, state Rep. Kelly Pease gathered to watch the race returns at the East Mountain Country Club.
Southwick’s Boldyga defeats two challengers, secures reelection
SOUTHWICK – After winning an eighth consecutive term representing the 3rd Hampden District on Tuesday, state Rep. Nicholas Boldyga thanked his supporters.
Vintage and vinyl fair returns to Center for the Arts this month
NORTHAMPTON — The opportunity to hunt for classic vinyl records and unique vintage clothing returns to the city on Sunday, Nov. 15, in the fourth edition of the Downtown Market Vintage & Vinyl.
Duffy secures fourth term in the 5th Hampden District
State Rep. Patricia Duffy defeated challenger José R. Candelario Gonzalez in the 5th Hampden District, winning 78.8% of the vote.
Neal bests Milleron, clinches 20th term in U.S. House
SPRINGFIELD — Voters chose to stay the course on Nov. 3, leaning into the experience of longtime U.S. Rep. Richard Neal versus the drumbeat for change being sounded by independent Nadia Milleron.
Chicopee Education Association raises concerns about students assaulting teachers
CHICOPEE — Chicopee’s City Hall auditorium was standing room only as educators and staff joined the Nov. 2 School Committee to express growing frustration and concern about the district’s lack of urgency in addressing serious safety issues.
Agawam church’s first Praise and Pizza event exceeds expectations
AGAWAM — Dennis King was excited when the Rev. Daniel Aaron Cohen, pastor of the Agawam Congregational Church, told him he was thinking about adding a more modern type of service at the church.
Vintage and vinyl fair returns to Center for the Arts this month
NORTHAMPTON — The opportunity to hunt for classic vinyl records and unique vintage clothing returns to the city on Sunday, Nov. 15, in the fourth edition of the Downtown Market Vintage & Vinyl.
Duffy secures fourth term in the 5th Hampden District
State Rep. Patricia Duffy defeated challenger José R. Candelario Gonzalez in the 5th Hampden District, winning 78.8% of the vote.
Neal bests Milleron, clinches 20th term in U.S. House
SPRINGFIELD — Voters chose to stay the course on Nov. 3, leaning into the experience of longtime U.S. Rep. Richard Neal versus the drumbeat for change being sounded by independent Nadia Milleron.
Chicopee Education Association raises concerns about students assaulting teachers
CHICOPEE — Chicopee’s City Hall auditorium was standing room only as educators and staff joined the Nov. 2 School Committee to express growing frustration and concern about the district’s lack of urgency in addressing serious safety issues.
Agawam church’s first Praise and Pizza event exceeds expectations
AGAWAM — Dennis King was excited when the Rev. Daniel Aaron Cohen, pastor of the Agawam Congregational Church, told him he was thinking about adding a more modern type of service at the church.
Agawam explores potential to revitalize downtown in new plan
AGAWAM — In the future, people driving over the Morgan-Sullivan Bridge into Agawam may experience a completely different “downtown,” one filled with new restaurants and retail spaces.
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