HOLYOKE — In another edition of her “Rep’s Message” series with Holyoke Media, state Rep. Patricia Duffy (D-Holyoke) spoke about some of the accomplishments made at the statehouse following the completion of the state house’s 19-month formal session and how Holyoke will look to benefit.
HOLYOKE — The city of Holyoke will host three public listening sessions this fall to engage in conversations on how the city should best approach updating its Comprehensive Plan and mapping out its future.
HOLYOKE — In a celebration of historic investments for veterans in Western Massachusetts, the Holyoke Veterans Home received a visit from Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll, Veterans Services Secretary John Santiago and other legislative and local leaders on Sept. 13.
HOLYOKE — In an effort to open a new women’s sober home, the Michael J. Dias Foundation in partnership with Northstar Recovery Center will be hosting the first annual Strides for Serenity 5K, a community event dedicated to supporting those affected by addiction.
HOLYOKE — The PVTA union strike has been averted, and Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia shared some thoughts with the public following the announcement after being part of pressure put on the parties involved to come to a resolution for workers in need of the transportation services.
HOLYOKE — The Boys and Girls Club of Greater Holyoke and the Greater Holyoke YMCA will both be receiving some critical funding from the state in support of renovations to improve the indoor and outdoor quality and accessibility of learning environment for children.