Holyoke Planning Board to continue Walmart proposal discussion on Dec. 1
HOLYOKE — A site plan review for the proposed Walmart Supercenter at 2201 Northampton St. will continue on Dec. 1 after the Planning Board hosted a Nov. 10 public hearing on Zoom to review the proposed plan.
Southwick celebrates Veterans Day with Nov. 11 event
SOUTHWICK — Residents of Southwick and surrounding communities gathered Nov. 11 to honor the service of the men and women who have worn the uniform to protect our freedoms at the town’s annual Veterans Day service.
Servistar files Land Court appeal of denial of permit extension
WESTFIELD — Attorney Seth N. Stratton of Fitzgerald Law in East Longmeadow filed a complaint in the Hampden Land Court on Nov. 4 on behalf of Servistar Realities LLC against the members of the Westfield Planning Board, who were named in the complaint.
Young@Heart presents ‘2051: a tango with the universe’
NORTHAMPTON — Last year, the Young@Heart Chorus took on political and social angst in a concert titled “10 Alarm Fire: We Won’t Shut Up.” It was a musical protest to what the performers saw happening to society and America.
Springfield honors veterans with parade, wreaths
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield celebrated its military members with the 2026 Veterans Day parade and ceremony on the steps of City Hall.
Hampden Village honors veterans with ceremony
WESTFIELD — Hampden Village residents lined the street for the annual Veterans Day ceremony, with assistance from Master Sgt. Christine Lupacchino and Staff Sgt. Miranda Fredoargiro of the 104th Fighter Wing, who served as the honor guard.
Northampton Book Fair to return to Center for the Arts
NORTHAMPTON — The Northampton Antiquarian Book, Ephemera and Book Arts Fair returns this month for its 10th year as a hub for book lovers from all over.
Oliveira split with Springfield, reps. on SWSC changes
SPRINGFIELD — Regional leaders and municipal officials joined state Sen. Jake Oliveira for a press conference on Nov. 9, where he laid out his plan to give local communities a seat at the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission table.
Young@Heart presents ‘2051: a tango with the universe’
NORTHAMPTON — Last year, the Young@Heart Chorus took on political and social angst in a concert titled “10 Alarm Fire: We Won’t Shut Up.” It was a musical protest to what the performers saw happening to society and America.
Springfield honors veterans with parade, wreaths
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield celebrated its military members with the 2026 Veterans Day parade and ceremony on the steps of City Hall.
Hampden Village honors veterans with ceremony
WESTFIELD — Hampden Village residents lined the street for the annual Veterans Day ceremony, with assistance from Master Sgt. Christine Lupacchino and Staff Sgt. Miranda Fredoargiro of the 104th Fighter Wing, who served as the honor guard.
Northampton Book Fair to return to Center for the Arts
NORTHAMPTON — The Northampton Antiquarian Book, Ephemera and Book Arts Fair returns this month for its 10th year as a hub for book lovers from all over.
Oliveira split with Springfield, reps. on SWSC changes
SPRINGFIELD — Regional leaders and municipal officials joined state Sen. Jake Oliveira for a press conference on Nov. 9, where he laid out his plan to give local communities a seat at the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission table.
Northampton City Council unanimously approves one-year moratorium on data centers
NORHTAMPTON — The City Council has approved a one-year moratorium on data centers, giving its newly formed Data Center Select Committee a window to study the impacts of commercial data centers.
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