Ware library opens the books for summer reading program
WARE — Summer has not officially arrived but that’s not stopping Ware’s Young Men’s Library Association from kicking off its summer reading program for the children.
Water bylaws, budget discussion dominate Ware Town Meeting
WARE — A 27-article warrant was presented at the rescheduled June 10 Town meeting at the Ware Junior Senior High School with a significant allotment of time and discussion devoted to identifying overall budget allocations and affecting changes to water bylaws and infrastructure spending.
Hampden County reaches 48% food insecurity, according to survey
According to the Greater Boston Food Bank’s annual study on the state of hunger in Massachusetts for 2023, 48% of people in Hampden County face food insecurity.
Foundation kicks off campaign to support sober living for women
LONGMEADOW — Grace Dias called it “the beginning of an important journey.”
Worthington Vineyards & Winery: a family legacy blossoming
SOMERS — Celebrating its second anniversary this past May 1, Worthington Vineyards & Winery is a testament to the enduring spirit of perseverance and passion in adversity. Founded by Mark and Karen Murdoch, this family-owned establishment has become a beloved destination for wine enthusiasts.
Classic cars wanted for Little Sisters of the Poor annual show
ENFIELD — The Little Sisters of the Poor in Enfield are calling upon all classic car owners to wash and polish up their cherished collectibles for entry in their annual Classic Car Show. The fundraising event, set to take place on June 21 on the front lawn of their St. Joseph’s Residence at 1365 Enfield St., begins at 5 p.m.