Sarno unveils over $985 million FY26 budget at City Hall
SPRINGFIELD — Despite continuous federal uncertainty, Mayor Domenic Sarno asserted that the city of Springfield continues to use “prudent fiscal management” when constructing its budget.
Springfield teachers union seeks competitive salary, improved medical leave
SPRINGFIELD — Almost one year removed from its previous contract, the Springfield Education Association is seeking a new agreement that reflects better working conditions and more competitive benefits commensurate with surrounding districts.
Springfield School Committee approves $671 million budget
SPRINGFIELD — Just a few hours after Mayor Domenic Sarno unveiled his full budget to the public, the Springfield School Committee officially approved its contribution at a special meeting.
Concerns raised over federal asthma funding loss
SPRINGFIELD — President Donald Trump’s recent decision to take away money for asthma prevention support in Western Mass. is causing concern among local officials and public health leaders, who believe the loss of funds will likely lead to “devastating” impacts to the...
Springfield CPC sends first round of CPA funding recommendations to council
SPRINGFIELD — After reviewing 35 applications for Community Preservation Act funding across multiple meetings, the Springfield Community Preservation Committee officially voted to recommend its first round of projects to the City Council.
Curran asks for new Western Mass. undersecretary of economic development
SPRINGFIELD — With the state in the midst of finding a permanent economic development secretary, Springfield City Councilor Sean Curran is asking Gov. Maura Healey to consider creating a new position that specifically benefits Western Mass.