Chicopee City Council argues over school redistricting plan
CHICOPEE — The City Council meeting on Nov. 5 was tense as city councilors argued over an order to review redistricting the Chicopee Public Schools before eventually voting to hold a joint meeting with the School Committee to discuss the matter.
March for the Food Bank to fight food insecurity for 17th year
CHICOPEE — The 17th annual March for the Food Bank returns Monday, Nov. 23, and Tuesday, Nov. 24, to raise donations and awareness to fight food insecurity.
Easthampton coalition aids veterans with events and resources
EASTHAMPTON — Veterans embody duty and honor. They put their lives on the line for this country, and yet some face mental health barriers, loneliness and limited resources.
Toy for Joy 2026: Campaign kicks off with nearly $5,000
The 2026 Toy for Joy campaign is underway, and good citizens are already showing their community spirit and generosity with early donations. Much more is needed, of course, for the 104th edition of this enduring Christmas season tradition to reach its $100,000 goal....
East Longmeadow School Committee unsure of redstone gift
EAST LONGMEADOW — The East Longmeadow School Committee is undecided on accepting a redstone gift from a resident’s yard for the new high school.
So That Reminds Me: Baxendale discusses Mayflower Marathon
SPRINGFIELD — As food insecurity remains high, a lifesaving promotional fundraiser is capturing the airwaves this year for the 33rd time.
Easthampton City Council honors outgoing parks director
EASTHAMPTON — At its Nov. 4 meeting, the Easthampton City Council paused to recognize and honor outgoing Parks and Recreation Director John Mason, who began the meeting with his own recognitions and thanks.
Northampton teen leading efforts to fight food insecurity
NORTHAMPTON — As hunger rises, one Northampton teenager is fighting food insecurity across the Pioneer Valley through volunteer cooking marathons and other philanthropic endeavors.
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