Holyoke
Holyoke City Council welcomes new faces following election
HOLYOKE — Holyoke saw two longtime city councilors lose their seats in contested races amid a 17% voter turnout.
Holyoke’s Ward 5 School Committee candidates talk race
HOLYOKE — With the Nov. 4 general election less than a week away, Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to Holyoke School Committee candidates on the ballot.
Way Finders breaks ground on affordable housing investment
HOLYOKE — On Oct. 22, Way Finders hosted a groundbreaking ceremony and site tour at its latest affordable housing development in Holyoke: Essex Village.
Holyoke’s at-large City Council candidates look to earn their spot
HOLYOKE — With the Nov. 4 general election quickly approaching, Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to City Council candidates on the ballot.
Holyoke City Council candidates share goals, priorities
HOLYOKE — With the Nov. 4 general election a little over a week away, Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to City Council candidates on the ballot.
Holyoke Public Schools announce 2025 Athletic Hall of Fame class
HOLYOKE — The 2025 Holyoke Public Schools Athletic Hall of Fame will feature Ron DeRoy, Brian Griffin, Mike Levin, Tina Mertes, Robert Sisson and Leslie St. Lawrence.
Holyoke City Council at-large incumbents share goals
HOLYOKE — With the Nov. 4 general election only a few weeks away, Reminder Publishing sent questionnaires to City Council and School Committee candidates on the ballot. This year’s City Council at-large race features nine candidates vying for six spots. Incumbents...
Holyoke City Council votes down controversial sanctuary city resolution
HOLYOKE — On Oct. 6 and 7, a subcommittee and City Council decided not to support a proposed resolution that would state that Holyoke is not a sanctuary city.
Exhibit highlights historical Black leaders
HOLYOKE — At the end of September, the Wistariahurst Museum announced the return of its popular outdoor display, Faces on the Fenceline.
Agreement allows STCC, HCC students to reside at Elms
CHICOPEE — On Oct. 8, Elms College entered into a new agreement with Springfield Technical Community College and Holyoke Community College that will allow students of those two community colleges to reside in residence halls at Elms.