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Magic for Maddie to host 5th annual 5K and carnival fundraiser

HOLYOKE — Magic for Maddie will host the fifth annual Magic for Maddie 5K Family Fun Walk & Carnival on Saturday, Oct. 17 in at Ashley Reservoir in Holyoke.

Chicopee celebrated at the Big E

CHICOPEE — The Big E honored Chicopee with its annual “Salute to Chicopee Day” celebration on Sept. 29.

Springfield ordinance brings out both sides of the fence

SPRINGFIELD — Springfield’s City Council voted to allow fences in front of homes in the Residence A and Residence A1 zones of the city.

Longmeadow board approves rate change at EV charging stations

LONGMEADOW — The Longmeadow Select Board unanimously approved a change to the town’s electric vehicle charging, switching from a per-hour and minute model to charging residents by electricity used.

Holyoke School Committee remembers William Collamore

HOLYOKE — The Holyoke School Committee remembered its longest serving School Committee member, William Collamore, who passed away at 92 years old on Sept. 19.

Chuckles for Charity brings support to brain injury community

SOMERS — For many people living with a traumatic brain injury, the most difficult challenges may be the ones others cannot see.

Art Squash Enfield returns to Thompsonville on Oct. 23

ENFIELD — Art will take on a new dimension this fall when Art Squash Enfield returns to historic Thompson Hall, 4 Alden Ave., in Thompsonville.

Square One receives grant for workforce development programs

SPRINGFIELD — The MassMutual Foundation recently donated $100,000 to Square One’s workforce development programs.

Hampden, Wilbraham continue regional agreement discussion

HAMPDEN — Hampden and Wilbraham’s fall Town Meeting are both scheduled for October and November, bringing the regional agreement between both towns and the Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District closer to resident vote.

Christensen presents plans for East Longmeadow Town Hall move

EAST LONGMEADOW — The Town Council is in the early steps for crafting a moving plan to the new Town Hall at 382 North Main St.

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