Cornucopia Natural Wellness Market relocates to Dwight Street in Holyoke
HOLYOKE — Those looking for natural foods, healthy groceries, vitamins, supplements and wellness products in Holyoke will have an outlet at Cornucopia Natural Wellness Market.
Springfield City Council votes down independent counsel in Hurst-city clerk controversy
SPRINGFIELD — In a reflection of the split nature of the Springfield City Council, the question of whether to obtain independent legal advice regarding City Clerk Gladys Oyola-Lopez and the redevelopment of city property was voted down 4-5.
Garcia chooses Plante as city’s first CAFO
HOLYOKE — Mayor Joshua Garcia has chosen Timothy Plante to lead the city’s modernized Finance Department as the Holyoke’s first chief administrative and financial officer. According to an announcement from Garcia’s office, the appointment is pending the City...
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.