Springfield organization remembers crash victims, sees more work ahead
SPRINGFIELD — As long as there has been traffic, there have been traffic crashes. So far this year, there have been more than 108,000 traffic crashes across the state.
Tenants call on Smith College to reverse rent hikes
NORTHAMPTON — Tenants and advocates gathered outside the front gates of Smith College on Nov. 19 to demand that the college reverse rent hikes and honor prior agreements with tenants.
No Cover Café brings original music to the heart of Enfield
ENFIELD — At a time when many listeners lament about a lack of good music, the No Cover Café Songwriter Series is proving the opposite.
Longmeadow’s First Church brings back Christmas on the Green Fair
LONGMEADOW — A thrifter’s paradise is coming back to Longmeadow to kick off the holiday season with the First Church of Christ’s Christmas on the Green Fair.
Dedication to learning earns senior prestigious award
AGAWAM — Maddie Balzano is disciplined, organized, passionate, creative and loves history.
Springfield City Council split on raising taxes, sets residential rate
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield City Council voted 12-0 to use $3 million of the city’s free cash to reduce the tax rate on Nov. 24.