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Boards discuss interim plan for middle school until core program decision

Boards discuss interim plan for middle school until core program decision

WILBRAHAM — The Wilbraham Select Board and Hampden Selectboard have begun to lay out a plan intended to improve the conditions of Wilbraham Middle School until the Massachusetts School Building Authority gives a decision on the school’s acceptance into the core program.


Pleasant View Senior Center prepares for annual variety show

Pleasant View Senior Center prepares for annual variety show

EAST LONGMEADOW — East Longmeadow’s Pleasant View Senior Center is preparing to be the hotspot for all kinds of talents and performances, ranging from line-dancing, musical performances, stand-up comedy and story readings.


Bryan Fleury shares 35-year mission to end HIV stigma

Bryan Fleury shares 35-year mission to end HIV stigma

WEST SPRINGFIELD — For Bryan Fleury of West Springfield, living with HIV has never simply been about surviving. It has become a lifelong mission to educate others, reduce stigma and ensure young people have the information they need to protect themselves.


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Boards discuss interim plan for middle school until core program decision

WILBRAHAM — The Wilbraham Select Board and Hampden Selectboard have begun to lay out a plan intended to improve the conditions of Wilbraham Middle School until the Massachusetts School Building Authority gives a decision on the school’s acceptance into the core program.

Pleasant View Senior Center prepares for annual variety show

EAST LONGMEADOW — East Longmeadow’s Pleasant View Senior Center is preparing to be the hotspot for all kinds of talents and performances, ranging from line-dancing, musical performances, stand-up comedy and story readings.

Bryan Fleury shares 35-year mission to end HIV stigma

WEST SPRINGFIELD — For Bryan Fleury of West Springfield, living with HIV has never simply been about surviving. It has become a lifelong mission to educate others, reduce stigma and ensure young people have the information they need to protect themselves.

Chicopee Farmers Market returns on Aug. 19 after one-year hiatus

CHICOPEE — After taking a year off, Center Fresh Farmers Market is returning to Chicopee for a shortened schedule at The Hub at Market Square on 31 Springfield St.

Attorney representing Oyola-Lopez addresses Hurst’s unethical conduct claims

SPRINGFIELD — Attorney Zachary Vargo addressed accusations of unethical conduct made by Springfield City Councilor Justin Hurst against City Clerk and Election Commissioner Gladys Oyola-Lopez outside of Hampden County Superior Court on July 23.

Balch reviews evaluation evidence at School Committee meeting

EASTHAMPTON — At its July 21 meeting, Superintendent Michelle Balch presented an overview of the evidence for her first year evaluation.

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.

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.

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