Amherst

AMHERST — Starting in the 2025-26 academic year, the University of Massachusetts Amherst will join the Mid-American Conference as a full member for athletics. The news came from a March 7 press conference in the Hunt Room at the Martin Jacobson Football Performance...

AMHERST — Beginning on Feb. 29, Amherst launched its first-ever Kindness Campaign to create a culture of compassion, generosity and goodwill throughout the community. The campaign’s slogan, “Be Kind. It’s Good for Your Mind,” befits the range of activities,...

AMHERST — Several months after voters pushed the project forward in a special election, construction of Amherst’s new elementary school is expected to begin in March.

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  So That Reminds Me: Gonzalez reacts to Baystate’s merger with Mercy
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  Scoreboard oozes traditional sports bar feel at every corner
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  Holyoke City Council restores WWII siren tradition after much discussion
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  Westfield Planning Board backs new police headquarters project
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  So That Reminds Me: Wildman and Christie discuss St. Patrick’s Day
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  Chicopee becomes first in state to launch bus stop-arm safety program
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  Soto gets three-year contract for School Department’s chief of finance position
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  A delectable breakfast style pizza comes to Indian Orchard
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  So That Reminds Me: Sacerdote talks Railroad Hobby Show
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  Thousands rally in Northampton against ICE raids across country
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  Northampton looks to restore stream channel on Old Wilson Road
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  Easthampton City Council accepts grants for Parks and Rec. projects
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  Easthampton leaders advocate for ranked-choice voting
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  Western Mass. leaders come together to combat hunger
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  So That Reminds Me: Monte Belmonte discusses 16th annual March for the Food Bank
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  Voters choose Derby as Easthampton’s next mayor
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  DCAMM releases 11 proposals for new Springfield courthouse
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  Western Mass. leaders create coalition to combat federal SNAP crisis
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  ‘X’ project easements ammendments are approved
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  Agawam approves first reading of construction noise ordinance
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  Springfield subcommittee shares new policy to draw revenue from nonprofits
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  Candidates talk priorities ahead of Springfield District 3 School Committee race
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  Special permit approved for 111-unit redevelopment project in Springfield
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  Springfield officials seeking casino mitigation money
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  At large candidates state their cases for Springfield City Council
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  Naylor talks goals ahead of Springfield Ward 4 City Council race
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  Davila, Johnson talk priorities ahead of Springfield Ward 6 race
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  Springfield School Committee to discuss Pledge of Allegiance policy
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  West Springfield at-large council candidates state priorities ahead of Nov. 4
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  Springfield councilors seek easier way to keep lights on
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  Springfield City Council approves GoNetSpeed installations in Indian Orchard
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  West Springfield at-large candidates talk priorities and vision ahead of election
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  Springfield City Council learns about Baystate efforts against breast cancer
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  Crawford, Murphy discuss School Committee ambitions, focuses
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  Gaines outlines goals, background ahead of election
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  Springfield officials target drugs at city parks, churches
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  West Springfield School Department receives funding for improvements
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  Springfield Gardens banned from owning or managing property
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  Lawmakers seek explanation for closure of city office
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  Hertz opens new location inside Union Station
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  Springfield Ward 7 candidates talk priorities, campaign ahead of election
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  Velis supports American Legion’s Student Trooper Program
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  Springfield’s Ward 5 council candidates outline priorities
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  New report confirms lack of housing stock in region
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  Springfield library fundraising campaign reaches goal
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  West Side mayoral candidates talk about goals, campaign ahead of election
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  Lyman Street courthouse proposals are coming
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  Springfield City Council holds off on GoNetSpeed connections for second time
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  Velis, Finn provide legislative updates
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  Springfield at-large School Committee hopefuls reveal goals
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  Springfield councilor asks governor to consider tourism task force
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  Calvi: August scrap metal fire caused by lithium-ion battery
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  Springfield Museums exhibit offers look into witch history
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  Springfield City Council delays vote on apartment space requirements
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  Springfield councilors’ resolution supports stricter drug laws near playgrounds and schools
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  Big E celebrates hometown on West Springfield Day
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  Healey pushes energy bill in Springfield
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  Springfield School Committee approves $5M grant for Glickman HVAC upgrades
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  Council subcommittees talk elderly gambling addiction
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  Discussion continues around Dollar Tree issues in Springfield
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  Incumbents win respective wards during preliminary election
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  Duggan driveway to be named in honor of head custodian
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  Springfield honors bravery of first responders on 9/11
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  Agawam reflects, remembers September 11
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  Agawam approves Power Supply Program Aggregation Plan
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  Springfield’s $20M EPA grant in jeopardy after judge’s ruling
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  Springfield Gardens owners will likely reach $10M settlement with AG
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  Springfield residents hope to add Urban Woodlands Ordinance to books
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  Springfield School Committee approves new competency determination
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  Springfield celebrates grand opening of Carpark and The Landing
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  MassDems highlight progress and preview state convention in Springfield
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  Plan B Burger Bar closes three locations, including one in Springfield
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  Springfield councilor wants ‘Re-Store Springfield’ department
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  New initiative brings increased police presence to Union Station
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  Springfield Law Department working on unpaid tickets ordinance language
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  Springfield candidates discuss priorities ahead of primary
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  Agawam High School announces 2025 hall of famers
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  Councilors seek answers to added ADU water, sewer costs
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  Springfield seeks repairs after West Street Bridge closure
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  Neal celebrates 90th anniversary of Social Security
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  Fancy Bagels opens second Massachusetts location
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  Carriage House set for SPT fundraiser on Aug. 24
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  School Committee, City Council races make up Springfield ballot
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  Duggan Academy’s early college program favored by state designation
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  Springfield councilors’ new ordinance tackles unpaid ordinance tickets
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  Hampden County jails featured in new docuseries
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  Markey, Neal, state delegates tour Springfield JCC on Aug. 14
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  West Springfield resident wins gold at National Senior Games
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  The Big 3: Three songs to help sunset summer
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  Indian Orchard gets new boxing gym on Main Street
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  Walker Grandstand scoreboard gets new name
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  Perez sues following ‘wrongful termination’
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  West Springfield election features a couple races, including mayor
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  Agawam ballot takes shape ahead of fall election
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  Johnson shares project updates with Agawam City Council
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  Fire departments’ kickball game to support MDA
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  Indie Soul Festival returns with genre-spanning vision
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  Councilors seek stricter drug laws to protect parks, schools
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  Organizations urge SJC to hear biomass appeal
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  White Lion Brewing opens ‘PrideLands’
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  Springfield City Councilor Maria Perez fired from New North Citizens Council
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  Springfield City Council approves plethora of grants
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  Delgado seeks RFP process for Springfield fiber network
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  Councilors hold off on Springfield’s GoNetSpeed connections until next meeting
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  Springfield City Council approves nearly $3M grant for city projects
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  Springfield City Library seeks input for strategic plan
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  Springfield City Council talks setting apartment square footage requirements
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  Family, friends, dignitaries honor Sullivan
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  Water pipe work for ‘X’ project to happen all summer
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  Group spearheads community art initiative to study betting impacts
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  Organizations secure $875K in tax credits for initiatives
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  BJ’s breaks ground at Springfield Crossing, expected to open this year
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  Ribbon cutting celebrates JCC’s pickleball, basketball courts
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  Eastern States Exposition unveils 2024 economic impact
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  Agawam City Council approves resolution for battery storage facility
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  Hampden County overdoses slightly down in 2025
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  Agawam High School project still on time, budget
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  Springfield secures $5M for HVAC upgrades at Glickman
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  Springfield among those suing Trump admin over EPA grants
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  Springfield celebrates opening of first public skate, bike park
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  DCAMM accepting bids for new Springfield courthouse
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  Real estate agent exploring restaurant incubator in Springfield
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  Agawam councilor wants to reconvene town’s internet task force
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  ‘Gas station weed’ officially banned in city after council passes ordinance
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  City seeks land swap or ‘fair market value’ for new Gerena School
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  Springfield councilors advocate for stricter laws around drugs near playgrounds, schools
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  Springfield leaders continue fight against biomass plant
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  Fireworks celebration returns to Springfield July 4
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  BJ’s is coming to Springfield Crossing ‘later this year’
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  State hires advisor for new courthouse project
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  Springfield celebrates Juneteenth with flag raising
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  Springfield City Council extends pawn broker moratorium; approves MSBA bond authorization
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  Springfield officials want further legal action against Garcia Market after drug bust
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  ‘Iconic’ Forest Park grandstand gets $4 million renovation
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  Agawam City Council passes $116.6 million budget
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  ‘Prioritizing what people can do;’ council OKs skills-based hiring ordinance
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  Historic Homes Tour comes to McKnight Historic District on June 22
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  Springfield City Council approves initial step of gas station weed ordinance
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  Springfield Empowerment Zone awards $420K to youth programs
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  Springfield City Council approves CPA funding for 19 projects
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  Velis, Spilka talk school-based behavioral health program
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  Springfield City Council approves $8M public subsidy for Springfield Crossing project
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  Victims lost over $600K from bitcoin scams since January 2024
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  Bonding of $3.3M approved to buy new department vehicles
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  Concerns raised over ‘gas station weed’
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  Bay Meadow residents get high-speed internet
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  Agawam’s FY26 budget requires no layoffs of existing personnel
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  Ramos submits legislation to allow red light cameras’ installation
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  Councilors, advocates slam Appeals Court ruling on biomass plant
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  Springfield observes Memorial Day with annual ceremony
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  Council approves Sarno’s $985.7M budget with no layoffs or service cuts
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  Applications open for ’certificate of attainment’ graduates seeking diploma
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  Three major drug trafficking networks dismantled
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  Springfield’s SBA office closure criticized by lawmakers
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  West Side celebrates annual concert series
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  Springfield City Council approves honorary street sign for Leonard Naylor
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  No increase to Springfield water and sewer rates; new charge proposed
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  CPC recommends remaining CPA funding for projects in Springfield
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  Groundbreaking kicks off ‘X’ reconstruction project
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  Agawam forms task force to help improve athletic fields
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  Neal discusses fed cuts, Trump’s tax bill
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  Donation combats illicit narcotic trafficking
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  Springfield City Council approves lower fine for container placement violations
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  Pilot program to revitalize section of Indian Orchard
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  Springfield City Council and advocates rally for Clean Slate legislation
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  Springfield City Council joins fight against termination of EPA grant
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  City Council backs MGM dealers union with resolution
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  Hampden voters pass articles for Thornton W. Burgess, Fire Department repairs
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  Sarno unveils over $985 million FY26 budget at City Hall
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  Springfield teachers union seeks competitive salary, improved medical leave
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  Springfield School Committee approves $671 million budget
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  Concerns raised over federal asthma funding loss
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  Springfield CPC sends first round of CPA funding recommendations to council
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  Curran asks for new Western Mass. undersecretary of economic development
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  Springfield City Council approves ratified contract between police and city
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  Baystate Health makes more cuts, lays off 43 employees
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  Dinnall names new Springfield assistant superintendents
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  Dewey’s has three months to provide status updates
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  Public airs concerns, questions about new courthouse
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  Massachusetts reports fifth most antisemitic incidents across U.S.
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  Reopening of Place 2 Be stalls for time being
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  Public hearing will focus on housing, community development plans
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  Marginalized communities amplified with grant awards
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  Public meeting for ‘X’ construction project set for May 14
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  One Monarch Place cleaners protest new contractor
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  Agawam City Council approves funds for Still Brook Park amenities
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  Springfield City Council urges Legislature, DPU to protect consumers from high utility rates
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  Springfield’s school budget public hearing set for end of April
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  Council ratifies public health nurses’ contracts
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  CSO breaks ground on Worthington Street housing project
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  Springfield recognizes National Organ Donation Life Month
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  Local communities unite to crack down on dirt bikes
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  Northeast Large Scale Train Show returns to Big-E fairgrounds
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  West Springfield receives grants for fire safety, education
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  Springfield on verge of passing lower fine for container placement violations
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  Springfield City Council approves just over $5 million in Chapter 90 funds
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  Target spokesperson confirms location in Springfield Crossing
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  Springfield Pride Parade expected to be ‘biggest, boldest’ yet
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  Community honors local legend with street naming ceremony
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  Puppolo’s bill seeks additional regulations for accessory dwellings
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  What I’m eating: Boricua Bites brings comfort food to Springfield
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  Agawam City Council endorses ordinance regulating battery storage systems
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  School Committee passes competency determination for 2025 graduates
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  Design shared for Birnie Avenue/Gerena School tunnel
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  Protesters rally in support of Social Security benefits
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  Study weighs synthetic vs. natural grass for LHS stadium field
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  Springfield, West Side react to federal K-12 funding cuts
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  West Springfield School Committee approves $58.1M budget
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  New school cameras MOU is available on Springfield Public Schools website
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  Developer proposes housing units at former Maple Street offices in Springfield
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  Place 2 Be hopes to reopen within next couple months
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  Financial literacy program becomes crucial during time of inflation
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  Cignoli says ‘X’ reconstruction project is ‘ready to go’
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  Springfield pushes ‘zero tolerance’ message for illegal dirt bikes
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  Central High School’s basketball court now named after Travis Best
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  Hearing on Birnie Ave./Gerena School Pedestrian Tunnel set for April
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  Springfield School Committee authorizes SOIs for 12 SPS projects
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  U.S. Postal Workers protest possible privatization
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  Sarno solicits department budget proposals for FY26
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  Springfield Carpark to be fully operational by end of month
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  Springfield hosts flag raising to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
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  Agawam City Council authorizes SOIs for four elementary school roofs
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  Springfield honors leaders in education on International Women’s Day
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  Springfield School Committee approves school cameras memorandum
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  Executive order promotes agreements for public works projects
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  Eversource petitions vote delayed amidst rate increases
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  Headway being made on 7-9 Stockbridge St. rehabilitation in Springfield
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  Healey flaunts tax cuts package in Springfield visit on March 11
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  Nonprofit testifies in favor of pilot lending program
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  Johnson, Reichelt share budget and project updates
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  Dziedzic describes colleen experience as ‘once-in-a-lifetime’
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  Springfield School Committee to vote on new five-year MOU for school cameras
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  Budget season begins in earnest for Springfield School Department
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  Gándara Center activates new young adult housing program
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  Springfield CPC receives its highest number of CPA funding requests ever
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  Agawam School Committee hears high school parking updates
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  La-Z-Boy confirms Springfield Crossing location
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  Delgado introduces skills based hiring ordinance for Springfield
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  Run to End Homelessness set to return for 12th year
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  Springfield residents, subcommittee air concerns about Eversource rates at meeting
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  $4.1M federal grant to cover Union Station streetscape improvements
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  Live animal center reopens at Springfield Science Museum with new exhibit
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  A new chapter: Libertas Academy opens new facility at Liberty Street
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  SPS looks to fill two assistant superintendent positions
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  Revised MOU for school cameras on verge of passing Springfield School Committee
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  Parent Villages celebrates reopening, purchase of downtown Springfield property
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  West Springfield hoping to purchase parcel for police station
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  Legislators demand review of energy rate increases
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  Fat Tuesday Jazz Night to capture Mardi Gras spirit
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  Springfield City Council extends residency requirement for municipal employees to two years
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  Springfield selected for no-cost energy efficiency support service
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  Springfield City Council approves funding for new police technology
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  Springfield City Council backs resolution in support of school bus camera bill
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  Curran asks Sarno administration to initiate public safety complex feasibility study
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  Springfield City Council passes resolution in support of all Liberians living in U.S.
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  Agawam superintendent reviews impact of high school project this spring
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  Ford chosen for national fellowship to advance birth equity
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  Gonzalez announces bid for Ward 1 council seat
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  Medical marijuana amendment fails to pass Springfield City Council
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  What I’m eating: Sweet, savory and succulent chicken and waffles
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  Caring Health Center aims to improve access with Boston Road facility
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  Ramos highlights accomplishments, shares plans for upcoming year
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  Betty Steadward receives Indian Orchard’s purple cane
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  Neal announces grant for electric school buses in Springfield
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  Springfield schools address ICE mass deportation concerns
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  Council approves ADU zoning regulations for Springfield
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  Habitat offers new virtual program involving financial literacy
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  Hearing date for accessory dwelling units ordinance set in Agawam
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  El Cafetín brings Puerto Rican fare to Springfield
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  Asset Management Board approves new courthouse proposal
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  Applications for Springfield’s senior tax work-off program to open in February
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  Springfield celebrates MLK Day with ceremony and flag raising
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  ‘Believe:’ theme of Dinnall’s state of schools address
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  Springfield teachers union, School Department continue negotiations
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  Advisory group to study West Springfield student enrollment
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  Flame On Vegan moves to heart of downtown Springfield
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  Dress for Success celebrates new women’s career center with ribbon cutting
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  Updates made to Springfield Crossing renderings, promotional materials
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  Springfield health director gives COVID-19 updates for winter season
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  East Springfield library lands grant for expansion project
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  Tower Pizza brings Puerto Rican fare, traditional pizza to food court
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  Sandlin to serve another term as Agawam City Council president
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  Putnam, Sci-Tech receive Chapter 74 funding for career programs
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  Mason Square approved for storefront incentive program
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  Springfield’s school cameras contract extended for 45 days
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  Springfield School Committee elects new vice chair; ponders return of assistant superintendent
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  Asset Management Board to decide on Springfield courthouse proposal by end of January
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  Fenton remains Springfield council president; Whitfield made vice president
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  Engineer presents Piper Road redesign concepts
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  New ‘innovative fellowship’ to support emerging artists, entrepreneurs
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  Magazine Park set to receive makeover thanks to new grant funding
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  Springfield City Council rejects proposed changes to public officials’ compensation
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  Fertility program to open first Western Mass. office in January
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  O’Dell Women’s Center awards grants to women empowerment programs
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  Roadway updates planned for Birnie Avenue, Arch Street
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  Chains respond to inquiries about Springfield Crossing
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  Tentative timeline set for Springfield’s proposed new courthouse
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  Elementary school project moves on to next phase of application process
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  Gomez honored as Legislator of the Year by MASC
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  SBID lands grant to support Lease It Local Springfield
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  Springfield City Council makes president, vice president nominations
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  Springfield residency requirement proposal raises questions
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  SWSC receives $4.47M in loan forgiveness for wastewater treatment plant
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  Updated language on Springfield school cameras expected in 2025
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  West Side High School principal presents accountability data
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  Updated language on cameras in Springfield schools expected in 2025
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  Springfield St. Patrick’s Parade Committee announces award winners; seeks colleen applications
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  Baystate, Wellpoint reach multi-year agreement
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  Springfield City Council approves $1.3 million for substance use site-based program
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  Springfield celebrates 10th anniversary of Purple Heart designation
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  Chestnut TAG recognized with distinguished honor
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  Springfield Pics to join NCDC starting in 2025-26 season
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  West of the River Chamber hosts ugly sweater party
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  Cancer House of Hope hosts annual luminaria event
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  West Side mayor’s salary increased by $30,000 a year
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  6 Brick’s once again donates money to Patton Alliance for Veterans
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  Fire closes All American Bar, Grill & Patio indefinitely
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  Cestero offers specifics for AIC’s Pathway to Progress plan
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  Springfield entrenched in housing consolidation plan process
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  Springfield adopts trash rules changes, including mattress fee increase
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  Luminaria display set to return, honor those affected by cancer
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  One-year extension granted for special permit for Springfield housing project
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  STCC receives state grant to explore EV technician training
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  Longtime vacant lot in Springfield becomes home to new cannabis dispensary
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  Springfield teachers union, School Department provide updates on contract negotiations
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  Sarno joins community for Union Station tree lighting
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  Springfield tax bills to increase despite council’s vote to reduce tax rate
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  Springfield City Council talks resolution supporting return plan for Stearns Square bench
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  Committee conducts public session around Springfield police access to school cameras
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  Govan proposes ordinance to ease property taxes on Springfield residents
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  Council approves resolution in response Eversource spike
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  Common Capital opensbusiness resource center in downtown Springfield
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  Indian Orchard Citizens Council seeking input for investment plan
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  Springfield announces conclusion of three neighborhood projects
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  Hampden DA announces arrest in decades-old homicide case
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  Springfield celebrates Veteran’s Day with parade and ceremony
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  Easthampton receives $4.4 million housing grant
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  Taipei & Tokyo reopens as Taipei Hibachi after renovations
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  Close to $2.2 million in CPA proposals to go before committee
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  Amherst announces first-ever Global Village Festival
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  Construction of six pickleball courts at Ray Ellerbrook Field underway
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  General election results for Northampton, Easthampton
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  BOH to conduct hearing on restriction of oral nicotine pouches
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  Hatfield School Committee approves moving sixth graders to Smith
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  GOMBO Nola Kitchen & Oyster Bar under new ownership
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  New community-driven hiring startup to host ‘Hiring Therapy’ event
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  Fossil fuel free program comes to Northampton
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  Former Jamaica Plain record store coming to Market Street
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  Fishtales Restaurant in Hatfield features new ownership
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  Hatfield names Andrew Levine as new town administrator
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  Resolution approved in supporting more equitable public-school funding
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  Bike path between Bridge Rd., State St. closed starting Oct. 28
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  Northampton City Council introduces resolution for an embargo on U.S. arms to Israel
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  Smith Vocational opens new animal companion building
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  Northampton receives funding for Main Street construction
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  The Big 3: A Halloween candy bag of R&B and rap
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  East Longmeadow Planning Board approves outdoor dining for Mazatlan Mexican Restaurant
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  Smith College educators officially unionize
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  Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School Committee supports passage of MCAS question
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  Western Mass. native brings medical spa to Belchertown
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  New arcade to enter lower level of Thornes this November
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  Voting information available for Hampshire communities
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  Northampton to begin charging for parking behind 33 King St.
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  Northampton creperie to open in November
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  Northampton to consider zoning changes at future public hearing
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  Easthampton superintendent search committee begins to take shape
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  Paradise City Arts Festival celebrates 30th anniversary
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  Northampton looks to reprogram Hotel Bridge funds for sidewalk repair
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton closes on College Hwy. property purchase; receives donation
• Ryan Feyre

  New art market will shine light on LGBTQIA+ artists
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton named ‘sanctuary’ for trans, gender diverse
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘One-stop wellness destination’ opens in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  The Narrow Gate determines former Amherst VFW a ‘viable site’ for shelter
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Board of Health to consider ‘nicotine-free generation’ policy
• Ryan Feyre

  Resolution asks state to increase aid for NPS by $3 million annually
• Ryan Feyre

  WorkHub on Union receives warm welcoming during grand opening
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Select Board selects bidder for Main Street culvert project
• Ryan Feyre

  Bouquets of the Valley to open new location on Cottage Street
• Ryan Feyre

  Four-way stop implemented at Hatfield St., Cooke Ave. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton DPW hopes bikeway project is completed soon
• Ryan Feyre

  MCAS question to grace ballots in November
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton hosts groundbreaking for Prospect Place housing
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield votes to borrow money for Main Street culvert repair
• Ryan Feyre

  Zephyr Behavioral Healthcare eyes North Hatfield Road location
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton’s search for permanent superintendent underway
• Ryan Feyre

  Planning Board denies Cosenzi Automotive’s site plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Sal’s Food Drive returns to Northampton for its third year this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Sphere Innovation Lab to bring women, nonbinary entrepreneurs together
• Ryan Feyre

  DiSanto named Southampton’s new COA director
• Ryan Feyre

  McAndrew tapped as city’s DHHS Prevention Team director
• Ryan Feyre

  Free repair event promotes environmentally-conscious thinking
• Ryan Feyre

  Fair brings fight for democracy to the forefront
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton author’s book explores connection between dreaming and writing
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m Listening To: The big 3 — Some R&B to vibe with
• Ryan Feyre

  Weil named permanent Climate Action and Project Administration director
• Ryan Feyre

  Cartledge officially named permanent police chief
• Ryan Feyre

  Historic Preservation Plan Element added to city’s Sustainable Northampton Plan
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton School Committee approves EHS handbook with new cell phone policy
• Ryan Feyre

  New multi-faceted space coming to UMass Amherst
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton extends RFP bid deadline for 33 King St.
• Ryan Feyre

  Grant funds workshop on positive coaching in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Human Scale Art Space expands definition of ‘arts’ in the valley
• Ryan Feyre

  Funding approved for boiler replacement at Leeds Elementary School
• Ryan Feyre

  Advocates: more than 20 tenants leaving Cottage Street Studios
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: A nourishing taco platter from 3 Amigos
• Ryan Feyre

  Sierra Vista Commons project receives MEPA approval
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton receives additional state funding for schools
• Ryan Feyre

  Three County Fair returns with a mixture of new and old
• Ryan Feyre

  Drawing Board Brewing company to host ‘incubator’ event
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike officially welcomed back to the region
• Ryan Feyre

  Temperature check: theater is hot in Western Mass.
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Sense of relief:’ Blue Envelope Program helps neurodiverse drivers in Mass.
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton to close on College Highway land by Sept. 30
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst lands MVP grant for Fort River watershed improvements
• Ryan Feyre

  Gateway Fiber aims for Northampton construction this fall
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves 12-unit project on View Avenue
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council votes to postpone override vote during special meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Kae Alayah and Shane Dylan bring a graceful ambience to new EP
• Ryan Feyre

  The Big 3: Some local tracks I’ve been listening to
• Ryan Feyre

  Town administrator search committee set for Hatfield
• Ryan Feyre

  Trash causes closure of Connecticut River Greenway Conservation Area
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton resident nominated as Superior Court associate justice
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton appropriates additional state funds to schools
• Ryan Feyre

  Longtime community staple Art Always to expand
• Ryan Feyre

  Valley Green Energy promises ‘cleaner electricity’ by fall
• Ryan Feyre

  Effort to restore some student facing positions fails
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike to officially return to the region in mid-August
• Ryan Feyre

  Dinosaur legacies live on in Western Mass. locations
• Ryan Feyre

  League of Women Voters book sale returns to Amherst this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Tenants, supporters meet with rent increases looming
• Ryan Feyre

  All-way stop planned for Hatfield Street and Cook Avenue intersection in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves ‘visionary’ commercial building
• Ryan Feyre

  Vito Perrone prepares for new role as superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton’s improved Terrace Trails now open to public
• Ryan Feyre

  MassTrails grant set to improve to Manhan Rail Trail
• Ryan Feyre

  Drawing Board in Florence to host Ronald McDonald House fundraiser
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council backs two resolutions during regular July meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Community Classroom begins another chapter with new Maple Street location in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield seeks applications for town administrator position
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton school budget passes with additional appropriations
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council unanimously approves funding for nine CPA projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Vote on 12-unit Northampton project delayed until late July
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton receives grant for Mass Central Rail Trail rehab
• Ryan Feyre

  Voters say yes to debt exclusion to purchase 52 acres on College Highway
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton celebrates Nonotuck pool upgrades with ribbon cutting
• Ryan Feyre

  Vegan Pizza Land opens second Coffee Counter location
• Ryan Feyre

  High school receives skills capital grant for programs
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee supports superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton mayor’s full budget fails to pass City Council
• Ryan Feyre

  NASE votes no confidence in Northampton superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  E-Media provides updates during June 13 annual meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Playground For All to be built at Ryan Road Elementary School in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Finance committee positively recommends funding for 9 CPA projects
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Planning Board discusses overlay district for University Drive
• Ryan Feyre

  Housing waiting list is open for 79 King St. project
• Ryan Feyre

  Grayson Ty paints his own origin story on ‘Bloodline’
• Ryan Feyre

  Basketball Hall of Fame unveils new Celtics exhibit
• Ryan Feyre

  Portion of Mass. Central Rail Trail closed next two months for construction
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Caring about people with people:’ how the ‘Hub’ will integrate services
• Ryan Feyre

  Local vintage book fair returns to Northampton for its second year
• Ryan Feyre

  Cottage Street artists in Easthampton express concerns about incoming rent spike
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board to consider adjustments in hybrid meeting rules
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst town manager floats idea of using ARPA money for regional school budget
• Ryan Feyre

  Public input welcomed at June forum about new Amherst housing facility
• Ryan Feyre

  Petition circulates to save RN position at Smith College
• Ryan Feyre

  Ceremony honors Revolutionary War patriots
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton student honored at Letters About Literature ceremony
• Ryan Feyre

  Asparagus Festival returns to celebrate 10th year
• Ryan Feyre

  Committees execute contract with new ARPS superintendent
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton Planning Board approves slight adjustment to Loudville Road plans
• Ryan Feyre

  Proposed school budget increase still short for committee
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Planning Board approves two-story carriage house for the Evergreens
• Ryan Feyre

  Mental health program coming to Easthampton High
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves Day Avenue housing
• Ryan Feyre

  Florence Bank doles out $150,000 to local nonprofits
• Ryan Feyre

  Iron Horse secures liquor license hours before opening
• Ryan Feyre

  Memory care initiative empowers older adults with dementia
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst town manager presents $97M budget to Town Council
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council bans future auto dealerships in gateway district
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton implements Narcan cabinets at NHA properties
• Ryan Feyre

  Activists continue fight for fully-funded schools in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Ryan Feyre

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Ryan Feyre

  Amherst Town Council officially appoints Gabriel Ting as police chief
• Ryan Feyre

  MICAfest returns to Northampton this month
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Hub’ to address public health, emergency preparedness
• Ryan Feyre

  NHS activists demand Biden declare climate emergency
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike Share program returns to the region this month
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike Share program returns to the region this month
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton invites bids for former Registry of Deeds
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council, Planning Board discuss citizens’ petition
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton superintendent announces three finalists for Ryan Road principal
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee passes 14% budget increase for FY25
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton City Council amends parking fines throughout the city
• Ryan Feyre

  New retail store in Easthampton is a ‘Win/Win’ for burgeoning artists
• Ryan Feyre

  Search for new Northampton police chief underway
• Ryan Feyre

  DreamCycle promises to be a wild, circus adventure
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton receives grant for LED lighting system on railway underpass
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton maintains same water/sewer rates as fiscal year 2024
• Ryan Feyre

  New internet service provider coming to Northampton this year
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton down to two finalists for NHS principal position
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton on the verge of maintaining same water/sewer rates as FY24
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton presents $108.8 million Capital Improvement Program
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton hosts first meeting over plans for Resilience Hub
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton eyes seven phases of repairs to City Hall
• Ryan Feyre

  Easthampton Theater Company partners with Williston-Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton taps Weil as new CAPA director
• Ryan Feyre

  Positively Africana awarded for excellence, leadership
• Ryan Feyre

  Public hearing on Day Avenue units paused until late April
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton celebrates ‘Name that Campaign’ contest winner
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton License Commission cancels Calvin’s liquor license
• Ryan Feyre

  What I’m eating: All-American’s perfect breakfast sandwich
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton town clerk results unveil information regarding primary election
• Ryan Feyre

  Theriaque tapped as new CRESS director in Amherst
• Ryan Feyre

  PCT reflects on past, future at annual meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Plum Boutique brings aura of ‘whimsy’ to downtown Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Historical Commission denies St. John Cantius cupola removal
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves money for emergency repairs at Memorial Hall
• Ryan Feyre

  Herrell named Northampton’s Businessperson of the Year
• Ryan Feyre

  Back Porch Festival marks 10 years with weekend extravaganza in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Suher halts liquor license process for Iron Horse
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton secures grant for Terrace Trails
• Ryan Feyre

  Online clothing business opens storefront in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza
• Ryan Feyre

  Bark Rangers fulfills a growing need in Easthampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Nine small housing units proposed for 39 Day Ave. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Iron Horse announces initial show dates for inaugural year
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton on the verge of maintaining outdoor dining
• Ryan Feyre

  Construction for new Amherst elementary school to begin early March
• Ryan Feyre

  Vegan Pizza Land opens Coffee Counter in Easthampton’s Keystone Mill building
• Ryan Feyre

  Local Burger officially opens Easthampton location
• Ryan Feyre

  Southampton town clerk provides information ahead of presidential primary
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Planning Board approves site plan for 81 Maple St. project
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton seeks input from residents on Opioid Settlement funds
• Ryan Feyre

  Two new triplexes slated for 14 Garfield St. in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Dream turns into reality for owner of Amherst pizza joint
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield extends TreeWorks host community agreement
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council approves upgrades to outdoor lighting ordinance
• Ryan Feyre

  Northwestern DA forms task force to address animal welfare issues
• Ryan Feyre

  Nomination papers available for Hatfield election
• Ryan Feyre

  Historical Commission to discuss cupola situation at St. John Cantius
• Ryan Feyre

  Mayor outlines FY25 school budget concerns during joint meeting
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council appoints two more committees
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton Volkswagen celebrates women entrepreneurs
• Ryan Feyre

  Activists spearhead Bigger Than Roe rally in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Environmental review for Northampton’s Picture Main Street project presented to public
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton City Council picks City Services, Community Resources committees
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton St. Patrick’s Association names parade marshal, Brennan Award winner
• Ryan Feyre

  WinterFest returns to Easthampton for 11th year with slate of events
• Ryan Feyre

  ‘Big Love Little Performances’ comes to Hatfield Feb. 8
• Ryan Feyre

  Generations of Red Sox fans flock to Springfield for Winter Weekend
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Select Board chair seeks clarification to shared-use path MOU
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton high schooler brings patients joy with music
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton’s Look Park opens ice rink behind Garden House
• Ryan Feyre

  Ribbon cutting celebrates Positively Africana’s grand opening in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  ValleyBike may return to Western Mass. in April
• Ryan Feyre

  Firetype in Northampton named Good Food Award finalist for Passion Fruit Caramels
• Ryan Feyre

  Forbes Library details three-year strategic plan to Northampton City Council
• Ryan Feyre

  Inaugural Winterfest celebrates the season in Northampton
• Ryan Feyre

  Northampton School Committee adjusts public comment rules
• Ryan Feyre

  Hatfield Planning Board seeks public input for Open Space Development revisions

AMHERST — With rising numbers and many developmental opportunities, the Amherst Baseball organization is looking forward to an exciting and successful 2024 season.

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  East Longmeadow Farmers’ Market grows into a community tradition
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council prepares Town Lodging property for sale
• Tina Lesniak

  New district chef brings farm to cafeteria approach
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton mayor presents overview of challenging FY27 budget
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield Town Wide Tag Sale returns May 16
• Tina Lesniak

  Western Mass Wheelers brings the outdoors back to seniors
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council delays decision on historic Town Lodging property
• Tina Lesniak

  West Springfield Friends of the Library prepare for annual spring book sale
• Tina Lesniak

  East Longmeadow Lions Club hooks community spirit with annual fishing derby
• Tina Lesniak

  Schools highlight student success, middle school changes
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton faces $3.8 million deficit for FY27
• Tina Lesniak

  Friends prep for annual book sale to support Somers Public Lbrary
• Tina Lesniak

  Still singing strong: 50 Years in harmony for Enfield chorus
• Tina Lesniak

  ‘Babes, Brews & The 90’s Boom’ brings nostalgia and giving together
• Tina Lesniak

  CROP Hunger Walk returns to support local and global needs
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council takes care of money matters
• Tina Lesniak

  Scantic Spring Splash to kick off the season
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield planning yearlong 250th anniversary celebrations
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council shelves school funding act
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council advances Housing Crisis Task Force
• Tina Lesniak

  Rotary Club of Enfield honors veterans with tribute banners
• Tina Lesniak

  Where business meets community: Inside the North Central Connecticut Chamber
• Tina Lesniak

  A Valentine’s night of mystery, murder and merriment comes to Agawam
• Tina Lesniak

  Ryan’s legacy in action: How RD26 turned heartbreak into healing
• Tina Lesniak

  City Council rings in new year with new members
• Tina Lesniak

  Somers looks ahead to 2026 with tax review, upgrades
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield leadership sets goals for 2026
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton School Committee honors departing member, advances policies
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield’s Loaves and Fishes rallies community
• Tina Lesniak

  Longmeadow Democratic Town Committee launches food drive
• Tina Lesniak

  Tree-mendous Holiday Celebration returns with new venue
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council supports union rights, approves tax classification
• Tina Lesniak

  No Cover Café brings original music to the heart of Enfield
• Tina Lesniak

  East Longmeadow prepares for Holiday Kickoff Weekend
• Tina Lesniak

  Norcross Tree & Wreath Festival returns for second year
• Tina Lesniak

  Babes for a Cause, Shop for a Reason returns for the holidays
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council backs affordable housing, historic preservation
• Tina Lesniak

  Fall into Winter Craft Fair returns to Enfield Nov. 15
• Tina Lesniak

  ETC focused on building healthier Enfield
• Tina Lesniak

  New charcuterie business opens in West Springfield
• Tina Lesniak

  The Pizza Shoppe celebrates 70 years in town
• Tina Lesniak

  10-year-old Matilda Aileen releases debut single
• Tina Lesniak

  Scantic River Artisans to host ‘Fall Into Art’ show
• Tina Lesniak

  Chicopee City Council weighs options for new Anna E. Barry Elementary School
• Tina Lesniak

  Fortune Fuel brings health, community spirit to Somers
• Tina Lesniak

  Art Squash Enfield aims to spark a vibrant arts community
• Tina Lesniak

  Renovation projects move forward in Easthampton
• Tina Lesniak

  South Hadley Selectboard approves $175K to fix pickleball courts
• Tina Lesniak

  Armenian Fest returns to area with food, music and culture
• Tina Lesniak

  Norris PTO’s Back the Budget Initiative rallies community support
• Tina Lesniak

  Somers Little League makes history
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton plans enchanting Inaugural Fairy Fest for 2026
• Tina Lesniak

  Holyoke School Committee votes to start superintendent search
• Tina Lesniak

  Summer salsa series events running through summer in Northampton
• Tina Lesniak

  4-H Youth Fair celebrates local talent, community spirit, learning
• Tina Lesniak

  Spotlight on seniors: Talent Show returns to Pleasant View
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council votes to support TNGDI resolution
• Tina Lesniak

  Costas honored with Myra Kraft Community MVP Award
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council passes $61M fiscal year 2026 budget
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council continues budget hearing
• Tina Lesniak

  Fern Valley Market blossoms after opening in Wilbraham
• Tina Lesniak

  Memorial ride to honor Eddie Perez on May 24
• Tina Lesniak

  Girls Inc. Week shines light on mental health and empowerment
• Tina Lesniak

  Agawam Fire Department partners with Red Cross for fire safety campaign
• Tina Lesniak

  Somers gears up for spring Townwide Tag Sale on May 3
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield Food Truck Fest returns with flavor, family fun
• Tina Lesniak

  Agawam resident achieves dream of running Boston Marathon
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council supports City Arts on its 20th anniversary
• Tina Lesniak

  Chicopee gearing up for clean sweep 2025 on May 3
• Tina Lesniak

  Wilbraham Friends of the Library launch annual spring plant sale
• Tina Lesniak

  Laser light show to replace fireworks in July 4 celebration
• Tina Lesniak

  Friends of the Somers Library’s spring 2025 Used Book Sale returns
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield set to receive $10M for mall redevelopment
• Tina Lesniak

  Regional Youth Poetry Slam brings young voices to the stage
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council sends Daley Field Road proposal back for more study
• Tina Lesniak

  Dionysus Theatre Company finds a new home in Enfield
• Tina Lesniak

  Conniff elected to serve out open Easthampton City Council spot
• Tina Lesniak

  Longmeadow resident running for a cure and making a difference
• Tina Lesniak

  Snelgrove’s: For the love of chocolate and flowers
• Tina Lesniak

  Zine Fest celebrates winter with art, community
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council selects new vice president
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council raises SC stipends in Gomez’s final meeting
• Tina Lesniak

  David McCarthy named new executive director of Opera House Players
• Tina Lesniak

  Over 100 Children benefit from Somers Holiday Toy Shop
• Tina Lesniak

  Chicopee National Night Out achieves national recognition
• Tina Lesniak

  A bevy of topics for busy Southampton Select Board meeting
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves increased annual raises to mayoral salary
• Tina Lesniak

  Holiday Bazaar Spreads Christmas cheer in Chicopee
• Tina Lesniak

  Seniors invited to 50th annual Christmas banquet
• Tina Lesniak

  Local business owner and mom runs 45th marathon
• Tina Lesniak

  Beloved auto shop closes, owner thanks community
• Tina Lesniak

  Pancake breakfast to raise money for local charities
• Tina Lesniak

  City Council maintains single tax rate for fiscal year 2025
• Tina Lesniak

  Festival of Trees kicks off the festive season
• Tina Lesniak

  Holiday Toy Shop provides gifts for youth in Dec.
• Tina Lesniak

  Get ready for the Grinch with the Whobalation
• Tina Lesniak

  Holiday Treasures kicks off the holiday season
• Tina Lesniak

  West Springfield seeks community input with survey
• Tina Lesniak

  Select Board reviews hazard mitigation plan
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield Loaves and Fishes to host food drive
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves funding for highway department truck
• Tina Lesniak

  Building strength and confidence with fencing
• Tina Lesniak

  Nonprofit serving seniors puts out call for more volunteers
• Tina Lesniak

  Amherst receives grant funding for a roundabout on University Drive
• Tina Lesniak

  Tree-mendous event to raise funds for Food Shelf and Woman’s Club
• Tina Lesniak

  Dentists offer tips to keep teeth healthy after trick-or-treating
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves funds for parks and recreation department
• Tina Lesniak

  Belliveau ready for new adventure
• Tina Lesniak

  Bub’s BBQ Trunk or Treat builds community
• Tina Lesniak

  Get ready for the Rag Shag Parade in Easthampton
• Tina Lesniak

  Friends of Somers Library book sale features wide selection for kids
• Tina Lesniak

  Fundraiser comedy show to support charity dance-athon
• Tina Lesniak

  Great Holyoke Brick Race returns for another year of creativity
• Tina Lesniak

  Westhampton Fall Festival offers fun for all ages
• Tina Lesniak

  Whole Children set to celebrate 20th birthday
• Tina Lesniak

  Award-winning Westfield rail trail touted as part of network
• Tina Lesniak

  MBA hosts Alex’s Lemonade Stand as part of Compassion in Action
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield Annex Library offering fun day for children
• Tina Lesniak

  Scarecrow Festival returns for fall fun and community
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield’s Poet Laureate busy with festivals and creativity
• Tina Lesniak

  Walk for Peace in Leverett seeks end to violence
• Tina Lesniak

  Northampton resident shares power of storytelling in circus
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council to review speeding issues
• Tina Lesniak

  Excitement grows for the annual spelling bee in Oct.
• Tina Lesniak

  Leahy family walks to support their own
• Tina Lesniak

  Amherst to host volunteer fair on Town Common
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves resolution supporting MCAS ballot question
• Tina Lesniak

  Rousseau becomes Enfield District 3’s new councilor
• Tina Lesniak

  Hadley seeks community input on digital equity
• Tina Lesniak

  Mi Cultura II brings traditional Puerto Rican cuisine to Enfield
• Tina Lesniak

  Arunah Hill Days comes to Cummington
• Tina Lesniak

  Amherst planning director retires after two decades of service
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves ranked-choice voting
• Tina Lesniak

  Preservation Trust offers look at Victorian Era churches
• Tina Lesniak

  Veterinary clinic offers range of services for pets, their ‘parents’
• Tina Lesniak

  Researcher to explore ‘treasure’ of a garden in author talk
• Tina Lesniak

  Westhampton Fire Department prepares to celebrate 75th anniversary
• Tina Lesniak

  Somers Women’s Club continues more than a century of service
• Tina Lesniak

  Southampton Select Board meeting offers several updates
• Tina Lesniak

  Exploring the Bryan Homestead: A way to connect with nature
• Tina Lesniak

  New kind of theater group comes to Amherst
• Tina Lesniak

  Pearl Street Library showcases Enfield teen’s work
• Tina Lesniak

  Pathways to Stability brings awareness to concerns of the unhoused
• Tina Lesniak

  Talk in Westfield to show why, how to plant gardens for pollinators
• Tina Lesniak

  Cultural District working to bring back Amherst Arts Night
• Tina Lesniak

  Nonprofit cat café on the horizon for Enfield
• Tina Lesniak

  Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour returns for 18th year July 27, 28
• Tina Lesniak

  Council approves matching fund for wastewater grants
• Tina Lesniak

  Dickinson Museum named state’s number 1 celebrity pilgrimage site
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council backs artists at One Cottage Street
• Tina Lesniak

  Agawam resident, Holyoke principal gains heroine award
• Tina Lesniak

  School Committee discusses summer food service
• Tina Lesniak

  Worthington Vineyards & Winery: a family legacy blossoming
• Tina Lesniak

  ValleyBike’s new operator not ready to talk expansion yet
• Tina Lesniak

  Electricity aggregation plan available for review for Easthampton residents
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council OKs fiscal year 2025 budget
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton Dog Park looks to be at Nonotuck Park
• Tina Lesniak

  Pell Family Farm: generations of quality, tradition
• Tina Lesniak

  Westfield Farmers Market ready to supply food, crafts, community
• Tina Lesniak

  Evaluation of Easthampton’s interim superintendent begins
• Tina Lesniak

  Something for everyone at Somers Senior Center
• Tina Lesniak

  Historical events keep West Springfield group busy this summer
• Tina Lesniak

  Made with Pride Popup Market comes to CitySpace on June 1
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves slew of supplemental appropriations
• Tina Lesniak

  Hope and Feathers Framing celebrates new space
• Tina Lesniak

  Fundraising goal nearly met for new playground at Hadley Elementary School
• Tina Lesniak

  Enfield Public Schools honored for its music program
• Tina Lesniak

  Town Meeting votes down unregistered vehicles ordinance
• Tina Lesniak

  Stanley Park run aids scholarship in memory of Agawam nurse
• Tina Lesniak

  Jesse’s Ride fundraiser set to benefit Easthampton Dog Park
• Tina Lesniak

  Hampshire Pride ready for May 4 parade and festival
• Tina Lesniak

  Runway 5K ready to soar in Northampton
• Tina Lesniak

  Cornhole event to support Michael J. Dias Foundation
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton School Committee installing and updating district policies
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton residents voice support for ceasefire resolution
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves resolution calling for ceasefire in Gaza
• Tina Lesniak

  Calling young artists: submit art for climate action plan
• Tina Lesniak

  Carlos Vega Fund mini-grant applications open for Holyoke area
• Tina Lesniak

  MCT to create single week production of ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ in Amherst
• Tina Lesniak

  Wistariahurst Museum hosts a sensory-friendly egg hunt
• Tina Lesniak

  Chicopee families compete in cook-off
• Tina Lesniak

  Chicopee’s Harmony House seeks volunteers to reopen at new location
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves utility poles for Loudville Road
• Tina Lesniak

  Wesley United Methodist Church to host first Easter egg hunt
• Tina Lesniak

  Peacock’s Nest in Easthampton is on the move, so are some of its items
• Tina Lesniak

  Inaugural kindness campaign kicks off in Amherst
• Tina Lesniak

  Amherst baseball and softball gearing up for the spring season
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves funding for study of town lodging property
• Tina Lesniak

  Conversation Circles bring English learners into Easthampton community
• Tina Lesniak

  Amherst to welcome Year of the Dragon with Spring Festival
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves CPA appropriations for affordable housing
• Tina Lesniak

  Gomez announces run for 2nd Hampshire seat
• Tina Lesniak

  Northampton Street speed limit reductions OK’d
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton school leaders present improvement plans
• Tina Lesniak

  Joy of Jasper provides sanctuary for neglected horses
• Tina Lesniak

  Easthampton City Council approves letter of support on behalf of Manhan Rail Trail
• Tina Lesniak

  Resilient Community Arts hosting first annual pledge drive

AMHERST — Many students and parents expressed concerns to the Amherst School Committee as it opened its fiscal year 2025 Amherst Public Schools budget hearing.

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• Trent Levakis

  Downtown Sounds to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  Look Park to host Community Tag Sale
• Trent Levakis

  Workhub on Union seeks artists for new exhibits
• Trent Levakis

  Farmers’ Market once again highlights regional agriculture
• Trent Levakis

  Paradise City Arts Festival returns for 31st year later this month
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton superintendent offers two override vote scenarios
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton License Commission to host liquor license lottery in July
• Trent Levakis

  Center for the Arts makes call to artists for Northampton Banner Project
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Garden Tour to bloom June 13
• Trent Levakis

  Festival of Art and Music ‘tent event’ to connect local artists
• Trent Levakis

  New theater group introduces itself with first production
• Trent Levakis

  Bow Bow Bash benefit concert to showcase young musical talent, support scholarship
• Trent Levakis

  Azarloza slated to be next Northampton superintendent
• Trent Levakis

  Construction work at Bombyx Center to modernize space
• Trent Levakis

  Corsello Butcheria transitions to subscription model
• Trent Levakis

  32nd annual Springfest brings music back to multiple downtown locations
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton officials pitch $6.9 million override in an effort to save services
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire College community rallies following closure announcement
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council wants further discussion on group of ordinances
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Theater Company’s ‘Applause’ to capture classic American theater feel
• Trent Levakis

  Kids Makers Market returns to Bombyx on May 9 with bevy of items
• Trent Levakis

  New micro-grant model aims to support wider range of community projects
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire Pride Parade returns to Northampton in early May
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s opioid settlement mini-grant program to aid community-based organizations
• Trent Levakis

  Grow Food’s Tuesday Market returns for 2026 season
• Trent Levakis

  Third annual Mass Kids Lit Fest returns May 3-9
• Trent Levakis

  Survey seeks input about promoting Northampton as a destination
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton mayor shares draft feasibility study for ‘Park Street Campus’ facility
• Trent Levakis

  FARM Bill to support commonwealth’s farmers
• Trent Levakis

  Evelyn Harris to be honored at community sing-in
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Rotary’s ‘Day of Service’ tree planting event returns April 18
• Trent Levakis

  Recordville’s Northampton Record Fair returns April 11
• Trent Levakis

  Committee continues algae, cyanobacteria control efforts at Nashawannuck Pond
• Trent Levakis

  New ValleyBike Share station opens at Prospect Place in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Housing Authority names Sekula its new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Academy of Music’s ‘Let’s Hear It!’ campaign aims to secure assisted listening device system
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council votes to maintain water, sewer rates
• Trent Levakis

  Pet food drive to benefit Easthampton Community Center
• Trent Levakis

  Three County Fair Food Drive to support four local food banks April 11
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton seeks public input to help shape future of city
• Trent Levakis

  Syrup Stampede to aid organization supporting grieving parents
• Trent Levakis

  Back Porch Festival returns March 27 for its 12th year
• Trent Levakis

  DESE report finds Easthampton Schools properly addressed antisemitic incidents
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton awarded $1.5 million for ValleyBike Share
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton projects receive more than $1M in federal funding
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Wellness creates community hub for mental health, substance use resources
• Trent Levakis

  PIC’s Kids Play Lab Residency brings playwriting process to city youth
• Trent Levakis

  Walk for Tibet stops in Northampton, marches through Hampshire County
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton adjustment counselor recognized with Excellence in Teaching Award
• Trent Levakis

  Markey announces $3.5 million federal earmark during visit to CitySpace
• Trent Levakis

  Gigantic Bar offers tropical experience close to home
• Trent Levakis

  Play Incubation Collective launches 2026 Plays in Progress series in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Unity Basketball Nights return to Northampton this spring
• Trent Levakis

  ‘MELLOW’ captures local man’s meditation trip
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Mean Girls’ production graces NHS stage for four days in March
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Theater Company to present ‘Enchanted April’
• Trent Levakis

  Officials and advocates clash over rent control initiative
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Housing Authority begins executive director search
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton tenants win eviction cases through pre-trial mediation
• Trent Levakis

  Auction for Northampton Community Music Center remains open until March 7
• Trent Levakis

  Magic for Maddie fundraiser is an alley-oop toward pediatric cancer research
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton We the People team wins ninth straight state title, nationals are next
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council approves $290,000 in midyear appropriation to schools
• Trent Levakis

  Cultural Chaos on hiatus in 2026, alternative programming throughout year will fill gap
• Trent Levakis

  Bombyx Brass Collective presents pre-spring concert ‘Musical Flurries’
• Trent Levakis

  Submissions welcomed for April’s Northampton Youth Cinema Festival
• Trent Levakis

  From the Valley Festival to showcase, celebrate youth film and photography
• Trent Levakis

  VINS Dog Show returns for 18th annual show at NHS
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra provides updates in the midst of her second term as mayor
• Trent Levakis

  KidsBestFest returns for annual celebration of film for youth
• Trent Levakis

  Youth Performance Festival highlights young artists in the area
• Trent Levakis

  One-woman circus show about motherhood set for weekend tour in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Polar Plunge returns for its third year to support Nashawannuck Pond
• Trent Levakis

  Tavern on the Hill is on the market, but owners say they’re ‘still open’ for business
• Trent Levakis

  DCC asks public to “Share the Warmth” with clothing drive
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire HOPE offers free Narcan training
• Trent Levakis

  Hatfield Rally House establishes clubhouse for tennis, pickleball
• Trent Levakis

  With first term as mayor underway, Derby talks future goals for Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  New immersive arts space brings unique vibe to area arts scene
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Family Fourth Committee pauses 2026 fireworks celebration
• Trent Levakis

  Robbins to lead effort in improving communications with residents
• Trent Levakis

  New emergency winter shelter now available at St. John’s Episcopal
• Trent Levakis

  Fundraiser at Nini’s Ristorante to help support future dog park
• Trent Levakis

  Ice Art Festival gears up for biggest celebration yet
• Trent Levakis

  American Farmland Trust to receive farmland protection grant
• Trent Levakis

  Heartbeat Theater aims to bring intimate performances to valley
• Trent Levakis

  Public asked to join Northampton’s superintendent search committee
• Trent Levakis

  State to fund study on removal of Manhan River Dam
• Trent Levakis

  Project aims to protect endangered species
• Trent Levakis

  New term officially underway for Northampton elected officials
• Trent Levakis

  WinterFest fundraiser for Nashawannuck Pond returns Feb. 14
• Trent Levakis

  Coaching collective to support ‘unconventional entrepreneur’
• Trent Levakis

  Special review committee recommended for food truck ordinance
• Trent Levakis

  Valley Jazz Voices starts year with Winter Concert
• Trent Levakis

  Pine Valley tenants condemn rent increases across the city
• Trent Levakis

  Yoga, D&D among regular Lilly Library events in 2026
• Trent Levakis

  Chamber executive director reflects on role so far, looks ahead
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Survival Center receives donations from River Valley Co-op
• Trent Levakis

  413 Entrepreneurial Spotlight highlights latest Sphere cohort
• Trent Levakis

  Orders tied to Northampton school energy projects pass
• Trent Levakis

  Tickets now on sale for 42nd annual Silver Chord Bowl
• Trent Levakis

  First Night Northampton is back for its 41st year
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton to look into snow removal ordinance
• Trent Levakis

  Santa’s Trains at Look Park returns to ramp up holiday season
• Trent Levakis

  413 Entrepreneurial Spotlight to feature 24 women and nonbinary-owned businesses
• Trent Levakis

  Tenants call on Smith College to reverse rent hikes
• Trent Levakis

  Hot Chocolate Run for Safe Passage returns for 22nd year
• Trent Levakis

  Grow Food’s Winter Market returns to Senior Center
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton holds initial discussion on changes to food truck ordinance
• Trent Levakis

  Valley Players to support Way Finders with ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’
• Trent Levakis

  Study highlights progress, status of Northampton’s pedestrian, cycling plan
• Trent Levakis

  Bag Day, Small Business Saturday to support for local economy
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton receives $297,330 LAND grant
• Trent Levakis

  New faces on Northampton’s City Council, School Committee after election
• Trent Levakis

  Benefit concerts set to support Western Mass. Food Bank
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Council, School Committee keep familiar faces, gain new ones
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra re-elected as Northampton mayor in tight contest
• Trent Levakis

  Rag Shag parade returns for Halloween season
• Trent Levakis

  Dress for Success clothing drive to aid pop-up boutique
• Trent Levakis

  Girls on the Run Fall 5K set for Nov. 23 at WNE
• Trent Levakis

  Mala Pot & Grill welcomes public to unique offerings
• Trent Levakis

  State marshal, fire officials talk smoke alarms in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s Ward 2 School Committee candidates answer questionnaire
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s at-large School Committee candidates answer election questions
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton School Committee candidates discuss goals, priorities
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s Veteran and Senior Tax Work Off program applications open
• Trent Levakis

  Massachusetts Center for the Book celebrates 25th anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  State’s education secretary visits Smith College
• Trent Levakis

  Forbes Library revamps outreach delivery service
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Council Precinct 4, 5 candidates share priorities, goals
• Trent Levakis

  At-large Easthampton City Council candidates answer election questions
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council candidates in Wards 5-7 answer election questions
• Trent Levakis

  Northampon Fall Pickleball Tournament set for Oct. 25-26
• Trent Levakis

  Oxbow Mural restored and relocated
• Trent Levakis

  Musical Halloween fun comes to CitySpace in Doctor Gasp
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton shares notice on spotted lanternfly infestation
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton receives $500K Complete Streets grant for Locust Street
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton at-large City Council candidates state their cases
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Wards 1-3 council candidates answer questions
• Trent Levakis

  Suzette French Creperie, Herrell’s offer fall collaboration
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton mayoral candidates answer election questions
• Trent Levakis

  Paradise City Arts Fall Festival returns on Oct. 11
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Dog Park receives $200,000 donation
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton mayoral candidates answer questions ahead of Nov. 4
• Trent Levakis

  Haunted Train, Fall Festival, returning to Look Park
• Trent Levakis

  Host committee slated to hold Northampton candidate meet and greet
• Trent Levakis

  JFK Middle School reopens newly refurbished tennis, basketball courts
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton author wins in fiction at state Book Awards
• Trent Levakis

  Annual Sneaker Soirée set to take place Oct. 9
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton’s ‘Keys to City’ program honors first recipient
• Trent Levakis

  Parson Block Party to promote Florence small business community
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Council approves borrowing for Ferry Street Development District
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire County benefiting from latest MVP grants
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra, Duclos to face off for Northampton mayor in November
• Trent Levakis

  New Northampton EV charging station to offer fast charging
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Arts Council accepting FY26 grant applications
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton’s interim Mayor Salem Derby announces election bid
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton hosts Sept. 11 ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Sun Day’ event to promote local rise of clean energy
• Trent Levakis

  Registration open for 13th annual Run Stanley 5K on Oct. 5
• Trent Levakis

  Breindel announces Northampton mayoral candidacy
• Trent Levakis

  Bread & Puppet Theater group returning to Park Hill Orchard Sept. 12
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra hosts party ahead of Northampton preliminary election
• Trent Levakis

  Taste of Northampton expanded over two days
• Trent Levakis

  QueerCore Fest back for expanded second year in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Keys to the City’ program announced by Easthampton’s interim mayor
• Trent Levakis

  Grand opening for new Forbes outdoor stage set for Sept. 13
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton preliminary to narrow candidates in five races
• Trent Levakis

  CitySpace makes upgrades to Blue Room, first floor
• Trent Levakis

  CitySpace events adding to monthly Art Walk
• Trent Levakis

  Bombeta Farms joins Grow Food Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton St. Patrick’s committee to celebrate halfway to holiday
• Trent Levakis

  Friends of Easthampton Dog Park to host fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  State announces Literacy Launch awardees
• Trent Levakis

  Tee Off for Tim to fund scholarship for aspiring plumbers
• Trent Levakis

  Smith Voc. program to train adult ed students for culinary arts positions
• Trent Levakis

  Community Music Center to host annual open house Aug. 26
• Trent Levakis

  Laferriere’s Easthampton mayoral bid comes from ‘love for community’
• Trent Levakis

  Velis key in legislation aimed at school phone use
• Trent Levakis

  Three County Fair returns Labor Day Weekend
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Light Northampton Purple’ set for Aug. 28
• Trent Levakis

  Big Brothers Big Sisters expands mentorship program
• Trent Levakis

  State announces funding for rental housing developments
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton honors Purple Heart Day
• Trent Levakis

  LookStock returns to city under new name
• Trent Levakis

  Instuctor’s library yoga classes a multi-community hit
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton selected to be part of statewide EV charging initiative
• Trent Levakis

  CitySpace announces Pay It Forward 2025 cohort
• Trent Levakis

  Pickleball courts open at Ray Ellerbrook Field
• Trent Levakis

  Yonder Community Toy Shop offering space for families
• Trent Levakis

  Second annual Vet Fest offers various resources, family fun
• Trent Levakis

  Next phase of Easthampton’s Old Town Hall breaks ground
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Torch Song’ revival: production running from July 25-Aug. 3
• Trent Levakis

  Local women step out in support of Dana-Farber with fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  Kismet Brewing excited to grow brand, community connections
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton offering slate of musical gatherings all summer
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Slavery and Freedom in Northampton’ exhibit opens
• Trent Levakis

  Energy advocate offers time, money, energy savings
• Trent Levakis

  Film festival recognizes Disability Pride Month
• Trent Levakis

  Sidewalk Sales to return to Northampton streets
• Trent Levakis

  Nourish Wellness Cafe expands to Eastworks building
• Trent Levakis

  Hilltown 6 Pottery Tour returns for 19th year
• Trent Levakis

  Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival to mark 30 years
• Trent Levakis

  The Sphere receives grant to launch Westfield business accelerator program
• Trent Levakis

  Whynott heads for new role with RIZE Massachusetts
• Trent Levakis

  Thornes Market pride flags torn down, burnt in street
• Trent Levakis

  Blais, Comerford host rural schools aid discussion
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Councilor JT Tirrell kicks off mayoral bid
• Trent Levakis

  Janiesiski Farm celebrates centennial
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton closes portion of sidewalk on lower Main Street
• Trent Levakis

  Construction under way on Rocky Hill Greenway Multi-Use Trail
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council fails to pass budget in back-to-back years
• Trent Levakis

  Sekula announces Easthampton mayoral bid
• Trent Levakis

  Affordable housing lottery open for new Prospect Place apartments in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s postponed budget vote to be reconsidered at June 18 council meeting
• Trent Levakis

  Family Fourth Celebration returns on June 21
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Theater Co. to present ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton protest calls out immigration enforcement
• Trent Levakis

  Comedy show to support Tides for Reproductive Freedom
• Trent Levakis

  Cross-generation book club meets with author, reflects on experience
• Trent Levakis

  Cooley Dickinson adds to Emergency Department
• Trent Levakis

  Velis, local leaders honored by Scouting America
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Parents Center Tag Sale fundraiser returns June 7
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton residents recognize Memorial Day with parade, ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Districts meet with education secretary
• Trent Levakis

  Former city officer David Dombrowski running for mayor
• Trent Levakis

  Sisu Wellness Center to host expo, celebrate one year of business
• Trent Levakis

  Both ballot questions fail in Southampton town election
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton raises flag for mental health awareness
• Trent Levakis

  Tri for Jimmy returns to Hampton Ponds Park June 1
• Trent Levakis

  Paradise City Arts Festival returns Memorial Day weekend
• Trent Levakis

  Bow Bow Bash benefit concert to showcase young musical talent
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire County towns set for Memorial Day celebrations
• Trent Levakis

  Forbes Library breaks ground on outdoor stage
• Trent Levakis

  Girls on the Run celebrates 10 years with 5K
• Trent Levakis

  Westfield’s Flat Fast 5K expected to be largest yet
• Trent Levakis

  Jillian Duclos becomes third candidate for Northampton mayor
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton among Climate Leadership Communities announced by state
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton council passes new citywide speed limit
• Trent Levakis

  Override heads to ballot after Southampton Town Meeting vote
• Trent Levakis

  Lifelong Easthampton resident named next police chief
• Trent Levakis

  Forbes Library Board of Trustees to have four openings on November ballot
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra announces FY26 Northampton school budget proposal
• Trent Levakis

  The Giant’s Harp debut EP expands on several genres
• Trent Levakis

  Grow Food’s Tuesday Farmers Market new season underway
• Trent Levakis

  Community mural installed at Northampton City Hall
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Live Life Like Jesse:’ Annual ride honors Hadley man’s spirit and legacy
• Trent Levakis

  Southampton town election features two ballot questions
• Trent Levakis

  Climate outreach initiative launched on Earth Day
• Trent Levakis

  Bombyx Center to host first ‘Brass in Bloom’ Festival
• Trent Levakis

  Neal talks cuts to services at Ludlow Veterans Center
• Trent Levakis

  Local fire departments benefit from state grant awards
• Trent Levakis

  Welcome Home Northampton closed, citing federal cuts
• Trent Levakis

  Grant to expand harm reduction services in Hampshire County
• Trent Levakis

  Commission denies $31,000 CPA request for Easthampton Dog Park
• Trent Levakis

  ValleyBike Share returning, expanding services
• Trent Levakis

  Berry & Batter offering healthy and sweet treats downtown
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s Department Health and Human Services celebrates public health week, hosting food drive
• Trent Levakis

  Three County Fair Food Drive set for April 19
• Trent Levakis

  All Hamptons Read programming running this month
• Trent Levakis

  Edwards Public Library adding sensory garden
• Trent Levakis

  Inaugural R.I.S.E. Fest to celebrate youth arts in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton issues spring amphibian migration notice
• Trent Levakis

  Sisters bring awareness to colorectal cancer
• Trent Levakis

  WSU paramedic program to meet workforce needs
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton opens public hearing on FY26 school budget
• Trent Levakis

  Downtown Northampton Association names Amanda Shafii new board president
• Trent Levakis

  Youth Cinema Festival builds up young filmmakers in region
• Trent Levakis

  Green Communities grant awarded to Northampton, Westhampton
• Trent Levakis

  Velis recognized for leadership in suicide prevention
• Trent Levakis

  Local officials come out for White Oak School celebration
• Trent Levakis

  GoBerry to return to Northampton in April on Main Street
• Trent Levakis

  New Forbes outdoor stage to break ground by end of March
• Trent Levakis

  Neal talks Medicaid at Riverside Industries
• Trent Levakis

  Magic for Maddie rises above the rim for pediatric cancer research
• Trent Levakis

  Applicants wanted for CitySpace’s Pay It Forward program
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton artist debuts latest exhibit in Westfield
• Trent Levakis

  Westfield’s oldest resident celebrates 103rd birthday
• Trent Levakis

  Old Sturbridge Village puts out call to artists for this year’s CowParade
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council censures Ward 3 Councilor Rothenberg
• Trent Levakis

  Family Fourth Fireworks seeking funding support for 2025
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton mayor announces reelection bid
• Trent Levakis

  Walk for Tibet travels through Hampshire County
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke, Chicopee colleens talk journey, reaction to being selected
• Trent Levakis

  Westfield Boys and Girls Club fundraising races step off on March 29
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council OK’s $295K in compromise of schools’ mid-year request
• Trent Levakis

  Syrup Stampede returns in support of Empty Arms
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton artist’s work to be on exhibit in Westfield
• Trent Levakis

  Shamrock Shake sales support Ronald McDonald House
• Trent Levakis

  K and E kicking off 5th season with ‘Spring Awakening’
• Trent Levakis

  Klezmer Festival coming to Bombyx Center March 23
• Trent Levakis

  Debate continues on funding solutions for Northampton schools
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton’s We the People Team talks dominance, influence
• Trent Levakis

  Wingstop adds another chicken option to city, where does it rank?
• Trent Levakis

  Battery storage facility remains point of contention in Westfield
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton secures firefighter safety equipment grant
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Council endorses mayor’s reaffirmation of ordinance
• Trent Levakis

  Visions Video aims to bring back in-person video stores
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Quilts of Edjohnetta Miller’ on display through April 1
• Trent Levakis

  11th annual Back Porch festival kicks off March 7
• Trent Levakis

  State Rep. Sabadosa looks ahead to 2025 and beyond
• Trent Levakis

  Focus groups underway for Northampton’s CDBG Consolidated Plan
• Trent Levakis

  Balch introduced at Easthampton School Committee meeting
• Trent Levakis

  Tenants association shines light on spike to rent
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton appoints new Division of Community Care head
• Trent Levakis

  Hampshire HOPE’s new coordinator ‘grateful’ for opportunity
• Trent Levakis

  VINS 17th Annual Dog Show set for March 1 at NHS
• Trent Levakis

  Central Hampshire Veterans Services to host benefits event
• Trent Levakis

  Big Brothers Big Sisters to host third karaoke fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Theater Company to present ‘On Golden Pond’
• Trent Levakis

  Zaret resigns in midst of request for censure
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton mayor shares review, preps for next budget in joint meeting
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton DHHS receives $596K grant to support diversions to care
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Arts Council, mayor approve over $24K in grant funding
• Trent Levakis

  The Sphere secures grant to support women, nonbinary entrepreneurs
• Trent Levakis

  Westfield’s Woman’s Club to use grant for ‘Sounds of Westfield’
• Trent Levakis

  Suffield Players to present ‘A Few Good Men’
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Fire Department awarded grant for protective firefighting gear
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton’s Central Services Director to retire
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council approves six capital improvement orders
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton School Committee requests censure of Councilor Zaret
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Council welcomes new member to fill Gomez’s seat
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Fire Department hosts second annual Polar Plunge
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton City Council transfers funds for pickleball courts, union raises
• Trent Levakis

  Graduation competency, determination sought in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton passes new fossil fuel ordinance
• Trent Levakis

  Interim Ward 2 School Committee member approved
• Trent Levakis

  Comerford reinforces importance of constituents
• Trent Levakis

  CitySpace Bluegrass monthly jams return Feb. 1
• Trent Levakis

  Central Hampshire Vets Services seeking to honor World War II vets in the region
• Trent Levakis

  Lower rates set for public EV chargers in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton City Council approves just over $1 million in CPA funds
• Trent Levakis

  State Rep. Homar Gomez looks ahead to 2025
• Trent Levakis

  WinterFest fundraiser for Nashawannuck Pond underway
• Trent Levakis

  Chicopee gathers to learn about, celebrate Kwanzaa
• Trent Levakis

  Youth Comm. continues proper school funding advocacy efforts
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton seeking applicants for its next police chief
• Trent Levakis

  Carey sworn in as Hampshire County Clerk of Courts
• Trent Levakis

  First Night Northampton has great turnout during day and into night
• Trent Levakis

  Site chosen within Nonotuck Park for new dog park in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  Public Health Nurse Jennifer Brown recognized for work
• Trent Levakis

  CSO celebrates new shelter with ribbon cutting
• Trent Levakis

  $25K raised for local nonprofits by UMassFive employees
• Trent Levakis

  City looking to fill Ward 2 School Committee seat
• Trent Levakis

  Michelle Balch named new Easthampton superintendent
• Trent Levakis

  First Night Northampton returns for 40th year
• Trent Levakis

  Westfield Boys & Girls Club set to host Gordy’s First Race 5K and 10K on Jan. 1
• Trent Levakis

  Suzette French Creperie joins Thornes Marketplace
• Trent Levakis

  Highview of Northampton facility closes
• Trent Levakis

  Northampton Reparations Comm. presents preliminary report
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Senior Center unveils mural by college students
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Town Council approves appointment of Stromgren as new fire chief
• Trent Levakis

  Claus for a Cause returns to Amherst Senior Center
• Trent Levakis

  Library seeking public support amid expansion
• Trent Levakis

  Florence Church looks to spread holiday cheer with caroling
• Trent Levakis

  Comerford credits team, constituents for recognitions
• Trent Levakis

  Board of Health bans oral nicotine pouches from convenience stores
• Trent Levakis

  Wistariahurst to host fourth annual Open House and Festive Market
• Trent Levakis

  Art Walk Easthampton returns with CitySpace pop-up, showcases
• Trent Levakis

  Sciarra honored as Elected Official of the Year
• Trent Levakis

  Organizers rally for restored school positions
• Trent Levakis

  First leg of Food Bank march ends in Northampton
• Trent Levakis

  K and E Theater Group brings back holiday cheer in fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  McCray’s Holiday Light Stroll set to be biggest spectacle yet
• Trent Levakis

  Look Park set for milestone holiday celebrations with Santa
• Trent Levakis

  Passalongs returns its Winter Wreath Workshops
• Trent Levakis

  Artisan Fair returns to Northampton for fourth year
• Trent Levakis

  Agawam Police Association continues food drive
• Trent Levakis

  Council resolution endorses embargo on U.S. arms to Israel
• Trent Levakis

  Spill the Tea Sis continues connection with community
• Trent Levakis

  The Shiny Black Door brings eclectic shop to Thornes second floor
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton honors veterans with Veterans Day ceremonies
• Trent Levakis

  Area clerks reveal results following Nov. 5 election
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke voters choose to reduce CPA surcharge to 1%
• Trent Levakis

  WestMass ElderCare looks ahead while celebrating 50 years
• Trent Levakis

  CitySpace awarded $501K to finish next phase of restoration
• Trent Levakis

  New Holyoke Veterans Home given topping off ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Granby search for new administrator continues
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Miss Nelson is Missing’ set as fall show for Holyoke High
• Trent Levakis

  Care Center accomplishes $4M endowment campaign
• Trent Levakis

  End date in sight for Holyoke school’s receivership status
• Trent Levakis

  Granby special Town Meeting approves funds for fire, ambulance services
• Trent Levakis

  Residents sought for Citizens Advisory Committee
• Trent Levakis

  Homework House announces new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke acquires ‘graffiti eater’ to help clean up city
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Art Stitch n’ Sip offers space for fiber artists
• Trent Levakis

  HPS seeking feedback on new school name semi-finalists
• Trent Levakis

  Warren, Velis host roundtable discussion on veteran suicide rates
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke recognizes breast cancer awareness with flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  Eagle Eye’s Equity Walk celebrates nature for all youth
• Trent Levakis

  Cataldo Ambulance Services expands with new base in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Health celebrates jumpstart to careers training center
• Trent Levakis

  Basketball legends,‘SuperFans’ honored during enshrinement weekend
• Trent Levakis

  Palmer School Committee receives update on budget, state of the district
• Trent Levakis

  Discussion continues on Mary Lane Hospital in Ware
• Trent Levakis

  Doors Open Holyoke 2024 puts spotlight again on cultural landmarks
• Trent Levakis

  Carlos Vega Fund for Social Justice to honor legacy of Lebron-Martinez
• Trent Levakis

  Early voting information for Herald Communities
• Trent Levakis

  Six articles on Granby’s special Town Meeting warrant
• Trent Levakis

  Community Preservation Committee seeking community rep
• Trent Levakis

  Third annual Magic for Maddie comes to Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  WestMass ElderCare partners with Delaney’s for meal program
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke student recovering after struck by car, district to review infrastructure safety
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Committee fills two vacant seats
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke voters to decide on potential CPA surcharge reduction
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Community Charter celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Trent Levakis

  Pelham Cultural Council seeking funding proposals for arts, more
• Trent Levakis

  Bonfire, music festival will support Hatfield Fire Department
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst BID selects John Page as new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Fort River School construction bids in under budget
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Department opens up on process for addressing threats
• Trent Levakis

  Tournament remembers Parade Committee member
• Trent Levakis

  Downtown Holyoke center of Recovery Day observance
• Trent Levakis

  Hike for Hunger to help continue Amherst Survival Center’s mission
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke observes Childhood Cancer Awareness month
• Trent Levakis

  Veterans’ Lunch Program celebrates eighth anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  HCC adding esports team to athletics department
• Trent Levakis

  HCC reopens, expands on food pantry, Thrive Center
• Trent Levakis

  Fr. Gentile honored by St. Patrick’s Citizens Award
• Trent Levakis

  QueerCore Fest a celebration for LGBTQ+ and allies
• Trent Levakis

  Rep. Duffy shares local impact of Fair Share Amendment
• Trent Levakis

  City to host public listening sessions for Comprehensive Plan
• Trent Levakis

  State, local leaders celebrate investments for veterans in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst remembers Sept. 11 with North Station ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  First Annual Strides for Serenity 5K to support new women’s sober home
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia active in pressure put on PVTA resolution
• Trent Levakis

  10th annual Dino Fest slated to be biggest one yet
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke organizations receive grant funding for capital renovations
• Trent Levakis

  Flag raising at MiraVista for Overdose Awareness Day
• Trent Levakis

  Rainbow and Allies groups growing across region
• Trent Levakis

  Two vacancies on School Committee, public gives feedback on chief search
• Trent Levakis

  2024 athletics HOF inductees showcase Holyoke legacies
• Trent Levakis

  Velis celebrates collaborative summer outreach for youth
• Trent Levakis

  Tech Foundry, Comcast donate 50 laptops to residents
• Trent Levakis

  BID Block Party returns for 11th year on Sept. 19
• Trent Levakis

  District presents Capacity Building Plan, works toward local control
• Trent Levakis

  2025 Grand Marshal selected by St. Patrick’s Committee
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Library to host annual month-long fall book sale
• Trent Levakis

  Way Finders grant to further digital equity and advocacy work
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Community Preservation seeking FY25 grant applicants
• Trent Levakis

  Back to School event at merry-go-round preps youngest students
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Superintendent provides district updates before new school year
• Trent Levakis

  Disability advocacy group CAN-DO celebrates first anniversary of work
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Tourism Advisory Committee seeks Historic Tourism projects
• Trent Levakis

  The Care Center to host 24th annual Regatta
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton Police Chief Alberti retires, search committee to be formed
• Trent Levakis

  HCC, STCC prepare for potential influx of free tuition students
• Trent Levakis

  Coakley-Rivera faces independent challenger for Registry of Deeds
• Trent Levakis

  Communities focus on revitalization
• Trent Levakis

  MassDOT, municipalities collaborate on bridges
• Trent Levakis

  Public listening session to continue new police chief search
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke DPW votes to put wastewater treatment services out to bid
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Library sees tax-exempt status reinstated
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Art to celebrate one year anniversary
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates Purple Heart Day with flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  Cummington Fair will soon return for 156th year
• Trent Levakis

  Thai Chili Food Truck paint job brings out collaboration
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Schools taking suggestions for mascot, middle school names
• Trent Levakis

  UMass Fine Arts Center sets 2024-2025 season
• Trent Levakis

  Local nursing homes facing fines, receivership
• Trent Levakis

  Five projects by HPS communications team receive national recognition
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia talks uptick in gun violence in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Fiestas Patronales continues growth of festival into third year of event
• Trent Levakis

  Gov. Healey kicks off Summer Nights programming in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Herrell’s Ice Cream to join Mill District in Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke begins outreach for Comprehensive Plan update
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves free cash transfers to end FY24
• Trent Levakis

  Under the hood of the Victory Theatre, renovations continue
• Trent Levakis

  MassTrails grant to explore mixed-use path from Whately to Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Enchanted Circle announces organizational pause
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves fiscal year 2025 budget
• Trent Levakis

  Sheehan appointed to vacant Holyoke School Committee seat
• Trent Levakis

  New middle school building topped off, new check point in project
• Trent Levakis

  Rep. Neal earmarks $960K for Easthampton water infrastructure upgrades
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst BID searching for new executive director
• Trent Levakis

  Chicopee City Council, Mayor Vieau discuss economic development director position
• Trent Levakis

  South Hadley hosts groundbreaking for new, expanded Rocky’s
• Trent Levakis

  New MiraVista campaign brings attention to teen mental health
• Trent Levakis

  Velis amendment protects veterans from predatory “claim sharks”
• Trent Levakis

  Thunder in the Valley returns with fireworks, rock music fundraiser
• Trent Levakis

  Balanced budget set for Holyoke schools’ FY25 proposal
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Town Meeting concludes with second night
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Local Control Subcommittee continues DESE meetings
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Farmers Market kicks off 45th season
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke, Amherst receive federal funding for electric school buses
• Trent Levakis

  Mondays at Armour Yard return to Race Street this summer
• Trent Levakis

  PrideFest headlines month of celebrations in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Pride Month celebrations begin with flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke hosts gun violence awareness observance
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Veterans Memorial given grand opening ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke honors those lost with Memorial Day ceremony
• Trent Levakis

  Laurel Park fountain dedicated to former Councilor Norris
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Million Meter Maniacs’ row to record breaking run for age group
• Trent Levakis

  $10M from bill to improve wastewater outflow system in Easthampton
• Trent Levakis

  Improved voter turnout for 2024 Granby town election
• Trent Levakis

  Pride Rainbow Run 5K set to kick off Pride Month in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Longtime School Committee member Erin Brunelle resigns
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Rows to host free National Learn to Row Day event
• Trent Levakis

  Dean Tech students, Holyoke Mayor Garcia visit Veterans Home site
• Trent Levakis

  Summer Sips wine tasting to benefit Newman Catholic Center in Amherst
• Trent Levakis

  Second round of Granby Town Meeting slated for June 10
• Trent Levakis

  Hope for Holyoke honors Velis with ‘Hopey Award’
• Trent Levakis

  Mayoral bike ride showcases Holyoke’s bikeability, vibrancy
• Trent Levakis

  November ballot will include proposed CPA surcharge change
• Trent Levakis

  State of the City address forecasts continued positive momentum
• Trent Levakis

  State approves Valley Green Energy, Amherst leads community choice aggregation
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Selectboard hopefuls make cases at candidates’ night
• Trent Levakis

  HPS makes school day adjustments to help teachers
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates National Day of Prayer
• Trent Levakis

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Chief David Pratt to retire in July
• Trent Levakis

  Senate introduces bill for universal free community college
• Trent Levakis

  New Amherst superintendent named, pending negotiations
• Trent Levakis

  Granby Town Meeting sees articles divided over two dates
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia visits, reads to HCS Head Start students
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke receives state funding for electric school buses
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Library to collect, donate unwanted solar glasses
• Trent Levakis

  Restoration of Victory Theatre murals complete
• Trent Levakis

  LightHouse Holyoke to buy Gateway City Arts, expand programming
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Nutrition offers healthy alternatives
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council discusses Home Rule Petition amendment
• Trent Levakis

  Open Square seeking market rate housing development through state program
• Trent Levakis

  Gov. Healey celebrates Arbor Day in Chicopee
• Trent Levakis

  New CRESS director’s experience aids new role
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton We the People team caps off another successful visit to D.C.
• Trent Levakis

  Open Selectboard seat leads upcoming Granby town election
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council to open public hearing on CPA surcharge
• Trent Levakis

  UMass Dash and Dine 5K supports Survival Center
• Trent Levakis

  Granby School Committee approves FY25 proposal, talks superintendent search
• Trent Levakis

  Laurel Street residents petition, seek traffic calming measures
• Trent Levakis

  First of several meetings on exiting receivership kick off in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Homework House preps for 9th annual adult spelling bee
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Library showcases library building through mini golf, family fun
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst leaders host groundbreaking for new elementary school
• Trent Levakis

  Neal visits We the People team ahead of championship
• Trent Levakis

  What I’m eating: pizza from the latest campus joint
• Trent Levakis

  Candidates for Amherst police chief join community for meet and greet
• Trent Levakis

  Congressman Neal visits Veterans’ Home construction site
• Trent Levakis

  Garcia, Zoeller discuss CBDG grant program for public
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke celebrates Sikh community through flag raising
• Trent Levakis

  HCC president reflects on first year ahead of official inauguration
• Trent Levakis

  Sublime Systems gets $87M for Holyoke low carbon cement plant
• Trent Levakis

  Ordinance allows Holyoke vets to park free with special license plate
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke schools, DESE to begin path out of receivership
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council approves crime analyst position
• Trent Levakis

  Pearl Harbor vet and family honored by Holyoke City Council
• Trent Levakis

  Teacher Retention Working Group gives recommendations for Holyoke schools
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Empty Bowls fundraiser continues fight against food insecurity
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke breaks ground on new middle school building
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke seeks downtown development proposals
• Trent Levakis

  Crime analyst position for Holyoke nearing approval
• Trent Levakis

  Paper City Fabrics offers thrift model and new community resource in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke raises flag for Irish American Heritage Month
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke mayor discusses importance of voting
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Council on Aging gets a new ride
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Department gives clarity on progress made out of police audit
• Trent Levakis

  Greater Holyoke YMCA hires new CEO with deep ties to community
• Trent Levakis

  HEDIC MakerLoan awarded to Raw Beauty Brand
• Trent Levakis

  UMass athletics to join Mid-American Conference
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke ramps up for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations
• Trent Levakis

  Granby School Committee discusses relationship with MSBA
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke to send statements of interest to MSBA for school roofs
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke promotes two new police captains in public interview
• Trent Levakis

  Longtime St. Patrick’s Committee member reflects on Parade history
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke to send statements of interest to MSBA for school roofs
• Trent Levakis

  MassDev grants to support High Street redevelopment in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Easthampton We the People team fundraising for nationals after latest state title
• Trent Levakis

  Habitat for Humanity dedicates Holyoke home
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Finance Committee approves another year of Shannon Initiative funding
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke School Committee discusses next steps in response to receivership indecision
• Trent Levakis

  New restaurant Camellia’s opens on High Street in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst School Committee debates proposed cuts in FY25 budget
• Trent Levakis

  General contractor selected for new school building in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Public Schools to remain under state control
• Trent Levakis

  Officials announce plans for ambitious sports complex project in Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Rafael Fernandez of Fernandez Family Restaurant dies at 71
• Trent Levakis

  Voice of the Celtics to be honored with JFK Award
• Trent Levakis

  ‘Abstract Revelry’ exhibit offers combination of visual and audio
• Trent Levakis

  Panorama survey shows bright spots and areas of improvement for district
• Trent Levakis

  Sen. Velis reflects on 2023, focuses on future
• Trent Levakis

  Amherst Senior Center looking for town support on potential renovations
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke City Council debates rulings addressing chamber seats
• Trent Levakis

  Ortiz Family Cafe to host fundraiser to purchase dessert food truck
• Trent Levakis

  Pearl Harbor vet’s remains identified, return home to Holyoke
• Trent Levakis

  Carey announces candidacy for Hampshire County Clerk of Courts
• Trent Levakis

  The Print Shop in Holyoke to host Hourly Comics Day event
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Library to host Black History Month event
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Mall welcomes new dining,retail businesses, more coming soon
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Mayor Garcia discusses wins, lessons from 2023, looks ahead to new year
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Organizations receive Community Empowerment and Reinvestment funds
• Trent Levakis

  Holyoke Police Department strikes new deal for modern tech, will assist in response and reporting
• Trent Levakis

  The Print Shop in Holyoke to host Hourly Comics Day event