New study shows Holyoke’s parade weekend generates nearly $40 million
HOLYOKE — A recent study shows that Holyoke’s St. Patrick’s Parade and Road Race generate $39.3 million in total economic output across Hampden and Hampshire counties.
Hampden Selectboard looks at MOU from Wilbraham ahead of joint meeting
HAMPDEN — The Hampden Selectboard discussed its opinions and made revision suggestions on a memorandum of understanding from the Wilbraham Select Board covering costs relating to Wilbraham Middle School at its meeting on Sept. 15.
West Springfield Town Council discusses e-bike safety, usage in town
WEST SPRINGFIELD — West Springfield Town Council President Michael LaFlamme addressed resident concerns about the recent uptick in electric bicycle usage in town, providing an update on a drafted town ordinance and his stance on the transportation method at the Town Council’s Sept. 14 meeting.
Improvements made at several Agawam schools during summer break
AGAWAM — Construction of the community wing for the new Agawam High School — scheduled to be completed in December — has been getting a lot of attention lately. However, during the summer break several other schools in the district get some attention with a number of maintenance/improvement projects.
Barry School project endorsed by Chicopee School Committee; funding awaits City Council vote
CHICOPEE — Funding for the Anna E. Barry Elementary School project currently awaits City Council approval, but the School Committee recently backed the project.
Holyoke School Committee adopts PROTECT Act; Chicopee’s policy fails
Holyoke now has a new policy in case any law enforcement agent attempts to make a civil arrest at schools, but Chicopee’s policy did not pass the School Committee. On Aug. 5, Gov. Maura Healey signed into law the PROTECT Act, which, in part, amended MGL Chapter 71...
Holyoke City Council looks to utilize funds for quality-of-life initiatives
HOLYOKE — The City Council and Finance Subcommittee will discuss using $750,000 to address quality-of-life issues through a comprehensive neighborhood stabilization initiative called Ezekiel’s Plan 2.0,
Parasiliti ‘honored and humbled’ to earn DPW director role in Northampton
NORTHAMPTON — Days after Northampton named him the city’s new DPW director, Richard Parasiliti told Reminder Publishing in an interview that he looks forward to leading and supporting his staff as best he can.
Improvements made at several Agawam schools during summer break
AGAWAM — Construction of the community wing for the new Agawam High School — scheduled to be completed in December — has been getting a lot of attention lately. However, during the summer break several other schools in the district get some attention with a number of maintenance/improvement projects.
Barry School project endorsed by Chicopee School Committee; funding awaits City Council vote
CHICOPEE — Funding for the Anna E. Barry Elementary School project currently awaits City Council approval, but the School Committee recently backed the project.
Holyoke School Committee adopts PROTECT Act; Chicopee’s policy fails
Holyoke now has a new policy in case any law enforcement agent attempts to make a civil arrest at schools, but Chicopee’s policy did not pass the School Committee. On Aug. 5, Gov. Maura Healey signed into law the PROTECT Act, which, in part, amended MGL Chapter 71...
Holyoke City Council looks to utilize funds for quality-of-life initiatives
HOLYOKE — The City Council and Finance Subcommittee will discuss using $750,000 to address quality-of-life issues through a comprehensive neighborhood stabilization initiative called Ezekiel’s Plan 2.0,
Parasiliti ‘honored and humbled’ to earn DPW director role in Northampton
NORTHAMPTON — Days after Northampton named him the city’s new DPW director, Richard Parasiliti told Reminder Publishing in an interview that he looks forward to leading and supporting his staff as best he can.
Findings from local paranormal investigations to be revealed at Wilbraham Senior Center
WILBRAHAM — The Friends of Wilbraham Seniors is set to host Agawam Paranormal’s return to the Wilbraham Senior Center, 250 Springfield St., on Oct. 16 to reveal the investigative group’s findings from visits to three Wilbraham locations – Adams Cemetery, the Block Building and Taproom Bar and Grill.
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