Discussion continues on Mary Lane Hospital in Ware
WARE — Conversations regarding the status of the Mary Lane Hospital demolition project continued during the Selectboard’s Oct. 15 meeting as the demolition delay was set to expire the same week.
Smith College educators officially unionize
NORTHAMPTON — The early childhood educators at Smith College Center for Early Childhood have officially unionized, joining five other groups of Smith College workers that have unionized over the past 10 months.
Senate candidates Dibb, Durant answer campaign questions
Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to both candidates for state senator in the Worcester and Hampshire District, which covers the towns of Hardwick, Ware, and several others to the east.
DePalo, Couture answer Governor’s Council questionnaire
Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to both candidates for Governor’s Council in the 7th District, which covers the towns of Brimfield, Hardwick, Holland, Monson, Wales and Ware, and most of Central Massachusetts.
Warren, Deaton spar in debate ahead of U.S. Senate election
SPRINGFIELD — U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) and John Deaton, her challenger for the Massachusetts Senate seat, sparred in a contentious debate in Springfield on Oct. 17.
Community celebrates Route 5 water, sewer infrastructure project
HATFIELD — On Oct. 11, residents and stakeholders gathered at USA Waste and Recycling, 77 West St. Route 5 and 10, for a ribbon cutting dedication of the Route 5 Water and Sewer Infrastructure Improvements Project in Hatfield.