Longmeadow

LONGMEADOW — The Longmeadow Middle School Building Committee voted to remove two potential options from consideration for the Middle School Building Project at its April 17 meeting, reducing the remaining options to five. This decision comes after the committee...

LONGMEADOW — A pickleball fundraiser benefiting the Longmeadow Food Pantry will take place on Saturday, April 27 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Longmeadow Adult Center, 211 Maple Rd. The entry fee is $10 per person, and the event will take place on three courts with...

LONGMEADOW — Longmeadow Artist Stuart Warshaw only has to visit the town’s Adult Center to see the fruits of his work this month as an exhibit of his cartoons and drawings is on display throughout April. The exhibit features roughly 30 works, each with vivid colors...

LONGMEADOW — Superintendent M. Martin O’Shea presented a recap of the town’s past community visioning sessions and reviewed the next steps for the middle school building project during the School Committee’s April 9 meeting. Longmeadow’s middle school building...

LONGMEADOW — Melissa Cybulski had always heard the rumor that Longmeadow was once home to the legendary American folkloric hero Johnny Appleseed.

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  Agawam City Council cautions naysaying neighbors, approve senior living zone change
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  Cooper’s Gifts in Agawam hosts drive to support Westover Galaxy Community Council
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  Gulluni presents funds to addiction recovery programs
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  IOCC teaches youth wide range of leadership skills in summer program
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  Springfield Jazz & Roots Festival brings crowds to Court Square
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  Legal injunction sought against courthouse site, citing ‘impropriety’
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  Rachel’s Table celebrates truck to help with gleaning program
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  City announces $2.6 million to stabilize Old First Church exterior
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  Springfield Law Department: Claims against Oyola-Lopez appear as ‘witness intimidation’
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  As Calvi preps for retirement, Sarno taps Rivera to lead Springfield Fire Department
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  MLK Charter School of Excellence receives state cybersecurity grant
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  Local principal writes children’s book to celebrate school community
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  Sounds of Springfield instruments bring musical experience
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  Panel discussion to follow autobiographical play about clergy abuse
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  EMS memorial convoy honors ‘unsung heroes of public safety’
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  Worthy Brewfest draws crowds to sample beer, cider at The Landing
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  Western Mass. lacking is programs to help victims of trafficking
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  DA, police ‘crack down’ on ‘illegal activities’
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  Hurst alleges city clerk involved in potential corruption
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  Agawam students collect donations, tour CHD Cancer House of Hope
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  Agawam City Council passes voter ID resolution
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  Agawam City Council questions Flock cameras in Agawam
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  City Council, organizers support free buses, but youth are split
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  Community Legal Aid receives $200k to battle housing discrimination
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  Springfield City Council supports proposed rule to appear in person
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  Hampden County Sheriff’s Department participates in Flag Sojourn 250
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  Springfield City Council votes to support state rent control legislation
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  Biodiversity in our backyard: Robinson Park’s Science and Nature Day
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  Activists protest proposed Eversource gas pipeline in Springfield
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  Agawam Senior Center hosts 2nd annual car show
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  Small rally calls on Baystate to support Massachusetts Medicare for All
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  Square One staff strike, call for living wage in contract negotiations
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  Springfield reopens Magazine Park, latest in neighborhood park rehabs
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  Flock cameras cause privacy concerns for Agawam residents
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  Springfield unveils renovated Blunt Park fields, walking track
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  Springfield marks 15 years since tornado
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  Sarno threatens to end free buses after Union Station incident
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  Residents push for rent control, participatory budget process
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  Youth Commission structure would leave City Council in the cold
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  Symphony orchestra to play live at Star-Spangled Springfield
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  Springfield City Council approves $1.04B budget
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  Springfield Symphony Orchestra announces free Juneteenth celebrations featuring Avery Sharpe
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  City Council approves restaurant parking lot over landlord concerns
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  Elected officials remember former state Rep. Ben Swan
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  Springfield honors its fallen military members for Memorial Day
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  Springfield Public Schools to open day school for students with autism
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  Agawam compromises with Pajer Superette on sidewalk easement
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  Springfield City Council reviews school, police budget proposals
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  EMTs, paramedics graduate from AMR’s Earn While You Learn
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  Springfield City Councilors debate whether to mandate in-person meetings
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  Half of Veritas Prep seniors to graduate with diploma, college degrees
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  Springfield honors its fallen police officers with ceremony
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  Elected officials fight Pine Point post office closure
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  Judge dismisses DOJ-Springfield Police consent decree
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  Hampden voters approve budget, vote down HWRSD capital costs
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  Springfield School Committee chooses new Gerena site
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  Think you know what a human trafficker looks like? Guess again.
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  Agawam City Council supports utility legislation to spur competition
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  City Council approves Johnson’s capital improvement plan
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  Workers’ rights groups honor those who died on the job
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  Foundations for Success to offer one-stop-shop for early childhood
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  Springfield Code Ninjas location builds skills beyond the keyboard
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  Proposed Springfield budget tops $1 billion for first time
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  Fenton stages bid for District 8 seat on Governor’s Council
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  Agawam councilors, residents question intersection project
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  Warm weather means more motorcycle rides — and crashes
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  Massachusetts Senate passes sweeping environmental bond bill
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  Transgender rights activists call out Baystate for ending care
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  Celtics award $750,000 to Square One to expand school-aged program
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  Baystate Health to absorb Springfield’s Mercy Medical Center
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  Hurst questions Springfield election commissioner about votes cast
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  Agawam residents object to proposed intersection changes as danger to Pajer’s
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  Scoreboard leans into history as neighborhood bar
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  Mass Fair Housing welcomes new head, keeps fighting discrimination
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  Activist Lachenmeyer to challenge Puppolo in Democratic primary
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  Springfield City Council wary of 5-year contract for future school meal vendor
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  Final funding secured for new $12.4M East Springfield Branch Library
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  Cancer Connection to offer therapies, services at Springfield location
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  Educator, coach Steve Athas named Springfield’s Hometown Hero
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  Mobile Museum of Tolerance visits Springfield Jewish Community Center
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  Springfield peddling ordinance restricts food trucks on private property
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  Forbes Library hosts wide-ranging fiber arts exhibit by The Fiberistas
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  Wellness shop owner fulfills ‘lifelong dream’ of helping community
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  Rep. Carlos Gonzalez named chair of World’s Largest Pancake Breakfast
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  Cignoli, MassDOT deliver update on construction at The X
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  Springfield receives $5.8 million to remove lead from children’s homes
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  Shouting match erupts between Whitfield, Davila in council chamber
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  Gubernatorial candidate Shortsleeve stumps in Agawam
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  Agawam author publishes first in nine-book fantasy series
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  Listening With Love expands, Govan recognized
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  Wagner named executive director at Springfield Prep
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  Sheriff’s Department’s funding woes end many partnerships
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  Neal, transportation officials deliver update on Compass Rail
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  JFS, refugees sue Homeland Security over policy to detain refugees
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  No Kings III draws smaller, still determined crowd in Springfield
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  Neighbors oppose development of wooded land for housing
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  Future Lawyers of Springfield participate in mock trial
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  Faith-based orgs receive grant fundings to secure against hate
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  Rocky’s Ace Hardware celebrates 100 years of solving problems
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  Area chambers of commerce partner to Fill the Food Bank
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  Springfield Prep Charter School celebrates Black history
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  City councilors examine issue of potholes plaguing Springfield motorists
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  Springfield resident stranded in Lebanon aids humanitarian efforts
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  DiZoglio continues push for Legislature audit, public records referendum
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  Tatham School embraces 28th annual Read Across America
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  Springfield schools face $3M deficit now while $20M cliff looms
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  Tactile experience allows people to experience painting in new way
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  Frederick Harris among schools exhibiting ‘surge’ of academic growth
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  Whitfield survives City Council no-confidence vote
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  Wilbraham residents hear options for Memorial School
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  Baystate updates Play Deck, where young patients can just be kids
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  Run to End Homelessness to raise money for Springfield Rescue Mission
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  Early figures show West Springfield schools face $3.5 million budget gap
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  ROCA receives $1.66M for anti-violence employment program
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  $250,000 in federal funds secured for community development org
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  Historic home owner made to fix mistakes after ignoring rules
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  Whitfield stands her ground in face of conflict controversy
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  Davila calls for Whitfield resignation, councilors withhold judgement
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  Agawam City Council votes down municipal benefits for domestic partners
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  YWCA receives $1.22 million federal earmark to maintain facilities
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  Springfield City Council to rescind ‘tainted’ vote, Whitfield apologizes
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  Book highlights importance of middle school connection
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  HOPE Center for the Arts receives $5 million earmark to improve building
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  Workers brave frigid temps to protest ICE actions around the country
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  Student art made into mural at Memorial Elementary School
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  Town seeks names of Agawam veterans for new monument
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  Schools surpass goals in college and career readiness metrics
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  Requests to permanently close roads cause City Council much debate
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  Putnam names gym for alum state Rep. Bud Williams
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  Feeding Hills church cupboard seeks help to feed community in need
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  Special education teachers decry classroom conditions as dangerous
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  Springfield Public Schools receive $1.79 million in state earmarks
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  Fabulous February invites families to experience winter at Forest Park
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  BHN launches intensive youth crisis family support program
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  The Majestic to offer free Apprentice Program for aspiring performers
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  Agawam receives $1.97 million earmark for stormwater project
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  AMR answers snow-related calls, faces challenges during storm
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  BHN opens Abilities Learning Center for dedicated youth behavioral services
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  Sarno talks economic investment opportunities, acknowledges challenges
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  O’Dell Women’s Center Foundation provides $550,000 to community
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  District attorney connects with youth through outreach programs
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  MLK’s dream kept alive in Springfield at 11th annual celebration
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  State Sen. Adam Gomez shares his legislative goals for 2026
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  Residents ask questions of battery energy storage company
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  West Side’s 2026 to be filled with infrastructure upgrades
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  Mittineague Elementary School to close at end of 2025-26 school year
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  Springfield receives $5.33 million in grants for variety of programs
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  Oliveira hosts workforce summit with Labor Secretary, higher ed leaders
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  Community prays at multi-faith vigil for people targeted by ICE
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  Neal addresses passage of healthcare tax credits, ICE shooting
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  Gonzalez wants to support microbusinesses in 2026, fears federal cuts
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  Time to restore dignity to emergency food assistance, says advocate
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  Forest Park Zoo seeks donations to care for animals
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  Ramos to focus on facial recognition, economic development in 2026
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  First phase of Agawam High School ‘topped out’ in traditional ceremony
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  Springfield City Council elects Whitfield as first Black woman president
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  ‘Diverse’ Springfield School Committee welcomes members
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  Oliveira sees affordability as state’s main challenge in 2026
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  Springfield to pay record $14.8 million in child sex abuse civil suits
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  Agawam swears in elected officials
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  Springfield Crossing ‘open for business’ at former mall site
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  Cuts likely to worsen police struggle to provide resources
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  First phase of Stockbridge Street building restoration complete
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  GySgt. Thomas Sullivan Memorial Fund makes year-end donations
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  Best around: Central honors Springfield native, NBA alumnus
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  Officials, activists rally with city’s Somali community
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  Senior Center creates festive experience with ‘Snowflake Spectacular’
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  Historical Association to celebrate nation’s 250th all year long
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  Zaza Green donates $500 in toys to Indian Orchard
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  Permanent housing funding for homeless at risk
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  Cannabis changes pass, synthetic kratom ban delayed in Springfield
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  Neal, Banko warn legislation will hurt area health care
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  Italian Christmas Market comes to Springfield’s south end
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  Tarantino novice watches ‘Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair’
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  Springfield remembers radio personality John O’Brien
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  Repair of home at Springfield Museums complete
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  Springfield City Council agrees to regulate kratom products, talks cannabis laws
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  Mayflower Marathon breaks record, raises $260K for Open Pantry
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  Holiday overindulgence can increase cardiac distress risk
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  MGM Springfield hosts star-studded tree lighting, opens ice rink
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  Gomez, volunteers give out 1,000 turkeys
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  AIC seals time capsule to mark college’s 140th anniversary
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  Agawam City Council sets tax factor, tax rate of $14.10
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  Springfield City Council talks CPA funds for historical home
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  Springfield organization remembers crash victims, sees more work ahead
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  Springfield City Council split on raising taxes, sets residential rate
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  Agawam Police Headquarters opens doors, dispatch now operational
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  Campbell meets with tenants in Springfield Gardens case
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  Ordinances would ban kratom products, regulate food trucks
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  Baystate Health to offer buyouts in bid to cut costs
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  Square One returns to William St. with state-of-the-art facility
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  East Longmeadow Board of Assessors warns residents to expect higher taxes in 2026
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  Local author among best American mystery writers
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  Springfield honors veterans with parade, wreath laying
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  Restaurant owner distributing hot free meals to those in need
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  SJC declines to hear Springfield’s effort to keep biomass out
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  State backs Springfield’s Breakfast in the Classroom
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  Chestnut Street warehouse approval includes intersection funds
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  Longmeadow High School program recognized by Anti-Defamation League
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  Fighting the loneliness epidemic, one cuddle at a time
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  Western Mass. leaders come together to combat hunger
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  Hampden voters approve local lodging tax by single vote
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  Longmeadow residents ask questions about intersection plan
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  East Longmeadow Town Council uses free cash to pay off debt
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  Reichelt wins mayoral reelection against O’Brien in a landslide
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  Western Mass. leaders create coalition to combat federal SNAP crisis
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  Former Healey Western Mass. deputy director charged with trafficking cocaine
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  Hampden’s Town Meeting warrant includes $1.2M in capital expenses, lodging tax
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  Shaker Road construction approved for two East Longmeadow businesses
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  Family finds purpose after tragedy, raises money for rare epilepsy form
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  How to avoid mail theft and check washing as the holidays approach
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  Longmeadow Town Meeting warrant seeks several big items
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  Boards discuss how to pay for capital projects and MSBA participation
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  Wilbraham officers Prosperi and Alberici honored by governor
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  Augustus visits East Longmeadow on tour of housing authorities
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  Longmeadow Select Board, Planning Board appoint Mongillo to vacant seat
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  Friends of Storrs Library to host community ‘thank you’ events
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  East Longmeadow Town Council talks rotary, speed sign changes
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  Boards, committees spar over bleachers, agree to budget collaboration
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  Bruno selected to become Hampden’s police chief
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  Longmeadow Select Board considers three options to redesign intersection
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  Chestnut Street warehouse plan discussion continues in East Longmeadow
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  Memorial School named School of Recognition by state
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  School Committee candidates present ideas for Agawam
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  LEEF helps educators provide ‘robust’ education with grants
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  East Longmeadow author pens debut crime novel, first of series
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  Planner shares walkable downtown vision for East Longmeadow
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  Agawam City Council candidates see difference of needs now, in the future
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  Wilbraham Planning Board discusses creation of master plan
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  Livy’s VIP Dance to fund ‘hope’ for those with genetic disorder
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  Accessory dwelling units approved under Wilbraham’s bylaw
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  Longmeadow approves debt exclusion to fund new middle school
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  East Longmeadow Police, Fire share call data with council
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  Fright Fest returns to Six Flags for a ghoulishly good time
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  City Council candidates share priorities, vision for Agawam
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  Local shares stories of dementia as love letter to Memory Care Café
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  Long list of upgrades needed at new Hampden Town Hall before November
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  Longmeadow fire chief: Department needs more staff, higher ambulance rates
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  The tradition continues: The Apple Place to host 8th annual Apple Fest
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  East Longmeadow School Committee begins process of superintendent search
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  Greater Springfield Habitat for Humanity to host Family Fun Fest
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  Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School Committee considers bleachers conditions, funding
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  A.W. Brown’s Pet & Garden to host 3rd annual Fall Festival
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  Celebrate EL to offer small-town fair charm, family fun
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  Six applicants interviewed for Planning Board seat
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  East Longemadow hosts September 11 vigil
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  West Springfield residents concerned about ADUs, Mittineague School future
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  Meet the Wilbraham Public Library’s new director: Melissa Harter
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  Hampden Selectboard approves appointments, discusses equipment
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  Hundreds attend the ‘Little E’ at Pleasant View
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  Developers approach East Longmeadow with new plan for a warehouse
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  Combined middle school approved for $151M
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  Precautions, changes made in preparation for oversized Town Meeting
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  East Longmeadow PTOs host annual E-Cycle and Paper Shredding Fundraiser
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  Longmeadow to vote on new middle school
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  Longmeadow School Committee approves article for middle school funding
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  Business owners to renovate and modernize Wilbraham’s Lakeside Inn
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  East Longmeadow Planning Board chair rebukes business owner, neighbor arguing over picnic tables
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  East Longmeadow Town Council to put recreational cannabis dispensaries on ballot
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  Future of Wilbraham Hill Climb may depend on state law against street racing
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  Free tutoring offered to struggling East Longmeadow first graders
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  Municipalities grateful for added road aid to tackle large backlog
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  Jarzabski appointed as new East Longmeadow School Committee member
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  Longmeadow’s infrastructure needs investment, says DPW director
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  Parents concerned, upset after Longmeadow school librarian’s arrest
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  Longmeadow parents concerned, outraged after librarian arrest
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  Hampden police chief search underway
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  Longmeadow Pride Festival to celebrate fifth anniversary
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  Kennealy meets Monson voters ahead of 2026 governor’s race
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  Eversource hosts forum, hears from people against pipeline
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  Annual cancer walk to benefit survivor charity
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  Fire, police get nearly $300k for equipment, training
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  Longmeadow native seeks funding for film to spark social change
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  Hampden volunteers join Parks & Rec to refurbish gazebo at TWB
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  Wilbraham Select Board hears support for Hill Climb, discusses tree proposals
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  The Depot to offer rides on miniature steam locomotive
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  Local farm allows hands-on animal experience
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  Neal blasts cuts while marking Medicare, Medicaid anniversary
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  Girl Scouts Gold Award earners found ways to make positive change
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  Longmeadow Select Board supports changes to Water and Sewer Commission
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  Longmedow middle school tours focus on conditions
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  Food Truck Friday series coming to West Springfield Town Common
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  Water users may see rate hike to cover $2 million project
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  Wilbraham Select Board eyes tight deadline while hiring new police officer
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  Longmeadow Public Schools accepts out of state student
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  Longmeadow celebrates oldest resident with the Golden Cane
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  Agricultural retail space, event venue approved for Somers Road
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  Local author pens nostalgic anthology about Scouting in the 1980s
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  Info sessions, tours hosted as Longmeadow middle school project nears vote
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  Residents ask about Longmeadow Community Electric at meeting
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  HWRSD impacted by withheld federal funding
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  Scott Trombly to serve as Hampden’s interim police chief
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  East Longmeadow Town Council talks rotary, town center district design funding
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  Longmeadow Select Board cancels Town Meeting, future recall charter change possible
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  East Longmeadow residents express concerns with proposed store, venue
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  Salon hosts shoe and school supply drives
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  ELHS grows work-study program, student asks hard questions
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  Hampden Selectboard discusses search for police chief, facilities manager
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  Burack named East Longmeadow parade grand marshal
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  East Longmeadow native turns filmmaking passion to reality
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  Vanderleeden wins Hampden Selectboard seat, Prop. 2½ override passes
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  Longmeadow to offer lower energy rates through ‘cooperative buying power’
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  Longmeadow Select Board sets water, sewer meter hike, hears Cooley Brook plans
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  East Longmeadow Knights of Columbus donates to Senior Center, veterans memorial
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  Longmeadow Select Board receives update on middle school
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  Review: I’ll give you 10-to-1 odds that you’ll enjoy ‘Guys and Dolls’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Fourth of July charity run, Freedom Four Miler, to benefit ELEEF
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  East Longmeadow Public Library kicks off summer reading season
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  East Longmeadow Town Council hears veterans’ memorial request, discusses move
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  Hampden Selectboard decides if camp regulations apply to program
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  Two people vie for election of vacant Hampden Selectboard seat
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  Gunn resigns amid public outcry, steps to remove him
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  Thousands at ‘No Kings’ protest rail against Trump admin
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  ELHS to replace ‘makeshift’ bleachers with $150k earmark
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  Select Board considers opioid education funding, survey analytics
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  Wilbraham becomes ‘friendly’ for people living with dementia
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  Longmeadow Select Board skeptical of tiered water rates, hike in meter costs
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  Longmeadow Planning Board seeks to replace Gunn in liaison assignments
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  HWRSD to receive $92,500 earmark for technology upgrade
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  Charity walk to remember, help domestic violence victims
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  Longmeadow School Committee OKs cell phone policy, hears middle school update
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  Election welcomes new, returning faces to Select Board, School Comm.
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  Jones, Hill and Page reelected, charter bylaw ballot question fails
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  East Longmeadow Town Council sets budget, discusses restricting private used car sales
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  Two enslaved Longmeadow residents remembered
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  HWRSD avoids Town Meeting capital funding ‘crisis’
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  Five candidates competing for three seats on Longmeadow School Committee
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  Pleasant View Senior Center to host Trunk Sale to benefit Alzheimer’s Association
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  East Longmeadow Planning Board approves assisted living facility on Denslow Road
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  E. coli, nitrogen in Hampden’s stormwater
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  Plantier wins reelection to Planning Board with low voter turnout
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  Towns receive $200,000 from state for bridge repairs
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  East Longmeadow Town Council begins budget hearing
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  Longmeadow water meter cost reduced for last quarter of FY25, FY26 will see hike
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  Longmeadow Select Board calls for Planning Board member to resign after ‘bigoted’ incident
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  Election sees familiar faces and a challenge for East Longmeadow Town Council
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  Local cleans headstones to honor veterans
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  Baby goat yoga connects people with nature, baa-dy and soul
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  Agreement talks stall over Wilbraham Middle School capital costs
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  Select Board provides last chance to choose recycling cart size
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  Longmeadow Planning Board discusses former church property changes
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  Longmeadow voters approve some bylaw changes, reject others
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  East Longmeadow Farmers Market grows in size, vendor variety this season
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  Wilbraham voters approve capital expenses, reject meals tax
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  Candidates for reelection dominate Hampden election ballot
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  Opponents urge lawmakers to erase advantage of legacy admissions
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  Three candidates for Planning Board on May 17 Wilbraham ballot
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  Hampden voters to consider budget, capital costs, building renovations
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  East Longmeadow Finance Oversight Committee approves $36.89M ELPS budget
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  Carpet donated in memory of late Blueberry Hill principal
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  Students learn about tree importance for Arbor Day
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  Tariffs not expected to impact local ‘Made in America’ products
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  Five candidates competing for two Select Board seats in Longmeadow
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  Wilbraham’s spring Town Meeting warrant features budget, capital expenditures, zoning changes
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  Third Jack Rome Memorial Walk/Run set to benefit TJO
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  Catholic Charities names new executive director amidst loss of funding
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  Rachel’s Table celebrates new refrigerated box truck
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  East Longmeadow Lions Club hosts annual fishing derby
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  Neal talks Medicaid, pushes back on federal cuts at care facility
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  West Springfield Boys & Girls Club hosts art exhibit for ‘club kids’
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  East Longmeadow to celebrate American Revolution’s 250th anniversary
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  Water, sewer shortfall will mean one-time meter rate hike
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  HWRSD School Committee reduces assessments by $200K
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  Teen mentor named West Springfield Boys & Girls Club Youth of the Year
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  East Longmeadow’s Finance Oversight Committee examines town’s $79.13M budget
• Sarah Heinonen

  Volunteers to pick up town in third annual Wilbraham Clean Up
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School Committee makes last effort to reduce town assessments
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow looking ‘on track’ with budget, HERO Act put on hold
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board reviews proposed $87.38 million town budget
• Sarah Heinonen

  ‘Portraits in RED’ highlights missing, murdered Indigenous people
• Sarah Heinonen

  For most districts, state ed funding has ‘left us out’
• Sarah Heinonen

  New recycling carts to be distributed for automated hauling
• Sarah Heinonen

  DPW director talks water infrastructure, capital projects
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow police equipped with body cameras for transparency, accountability
• Sarah Heinonen

  Question of middle school capital costs far from settled for HWRSD
• Sarah Heinonen

  Children’s book shares event that brought Passover to the White House
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mass. legislators explore Canadian hydropower as energy solution
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow high schoolers read to Meadow Brook students for Read Across America
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board, Finance Committee discuss school budget impacts
• Sarah Heinonen

  Public urges no cuts to music as budget is passed
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Town Council to continue Finance Oversight Committee use, with stipulations
• Sarah Heinonen

  State commission takes testimony on antisemitism in K-12 schools
• Sarah Heinonen

  Six Flags hires executive chef to elevate food experience
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mountain View Dogs training business comes to Wilbraham
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Select Board discusses PVTA assessment increase at meeting
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow’s deteriorating town bell slated for restoration, relocation
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Fire Department marks change of command at ceremony
• Sarah Heinonen

  ‘Fences’ explores complexities of family, generational trauma
• Sarah Heinonen

  HWRSD reviews budget, discusses cuts to staff, programs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow school improvement projects make progress
• Sarah Heinonen

  New East Longmeadow High School ‘topped out’ in milestone-marking ceremony
• Sarah Heinonen

  Newest Delaney’s Market reinvigorates blighted property
• Sarah Heinonen

  Accomplished young pianists perform at Carnegie Hall
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden Selectboard remains opposed to regional agreement changes
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bruins PJ Story Night benefits book lovers, kids in need
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board considers ways to expand capital needs funding
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Lions Club looks to raise money for town events, charity
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Town Council passes bylaw to regulate tiny homes, in-law apartments
• Sarah Heinonen

  Board of Health, business owners find middle ground on tobacco regs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Select Board hears about budget unknowns for FY26
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Planning Board debates requirements for accessory dwelling units
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow School Committee says budget is partly due to low state aid
• Sarah Heinonen

  Christopher Beecher named next fire chief
• Sarah Heinonen

  Refugees, service providers struggle amid funding freeze
• Sarah Heinonen

  Council, Planning Board OK zoning changes, reject 40R
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden, Wilbraham discuss capital cost sharing at WMS
• Sarah Heinonen

  Residents frustrated over L Project easements, communication
• Sarah Heinonen

  95-year-old retires from LPS after 50 years in the district
• Sarah Heinonen

  HWRSD, towns plead case for more ed funding
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local memorializes travel in exhibit at West Springfield Library
• Sarah Heinonen

  New Agawam police station takes shape with upgrades
• Sarah Heinonen

  WMA undergoing renovations, chapel set to be dining hall
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Select Board discusses funding opportunities, savings
• Sarah Heinonen

  Council OKs solar bylaw changes, Mapleshade roof funding
• Sarah Heinonen

  Early Longmeadow School Department budget sees level services for FY26
• Sarah Heinonen

  Committee hammers out East Longmeadow’s center town district bylaw
• Sarah Heinonen

  Charter school students use art to explore Black history
• Sarah Heinonen

  Legislators, activist champion pay equity, overtime for farmworkers
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ashe lays out his priorities for 2025-26 term
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden-Wilbraham School Committee accepts tweaks to regional agreement
• Sarah Heinonen

  Electric buses on hold in HWRSD until fire cause known
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden Selectboard discusses tech needs of potential town office move
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Middle School student chosen for Project 351 youth leadership
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mile Tree Elementary School principal leaves following no confidence vote
• Sarah Heinonen

  Arts Council brings cultural enrichment to West Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Oliveira to continue work on education, transportation, health care
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow School Committee shares budget concerns with Town Council
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Hill Climb approved; sewer rate increased
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow considers complicated, costly split from retirement system
• Sarah Heinonen

  Puppolo says he plans to ‘fight for every penny’ for region
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow schools work to improve academic programs, SEL practices
• Sarah Heinonen

  Upset HWRSD parents ask LPVEC ‘what are we doing?’ about bus delays
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow residents urged to ‘embrace differences’ at DEI Committee event
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden leaders discuss potential town offices move
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow School Committee agrees to add more full-day preschool
• Sarah Heinonen

  Survey seeks opinions on athletic fields, turf at LHS stadium
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Planning Board hashes out accessory dwelling bylaw
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham residents concerned about future of community garden
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow uses state grants to encourage recycling
• Sarah Heinonen

  Menorah lit on Longmeadow’s Town Green to celebrate Hanukkah
• Sarah Heinonen

  The Saucy Mama: from food truck to brick-and-mortar
• Sarah Heinonen

  Annual 48-Hour Play Festival to offer theatrical tour de force
• Sarah Heinonen

  Town evicts resident on public health, sanitary code grounds
• Sarah Heinonen

  Unsafe property, emergency equipment, ARPA discussed by board
• Sarah Heinonen

  Students’ view of schools, academic achievement is mixed
• Sarah Heinonen

  Committee approves proprietary system for high school
• Sarah Heinonen

  West Springfield parade marshal continues family tradition of volunteerism
• Sarah Heinonen

  HWRSD approves regional agreement changes
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bay Path, Willie Ross partnership will educate those educating deaf youth
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board signs fiber partnership agreement with South Hadley
• Sarah Heinonen

  Board OK with assisted living in East Longmeadow’s industrial garden park
• Sarah Heinonen

  Legislators, nonprofits cry foul over HIP reduction
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow native, author to share lessons of survival
• Sarah Heinonen

  LHS orchestra students chosen to play at regional conference
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden leadership talks FY26 budget needs, tax bill increase
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Town Council creates town buildings account, discusses illegal ‘club’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Boundaries drawn for East Longmeadow’ Center Town District after public input
• Sarah Heinonen

  LGBTQ+ Oral History Project studying Springfield’s past
• Sarah Heinonen

  Organizations see spike in people seeking home heating help
• Sarah Heinonen

  New veterans service officer hired, but Sasen’s impact not forgotten
• Sarah Heinonen

  Artist brings vibrant watercolor exhibit to Storrs Library
• Sarah Heinonen

  Business owners to welcome community to The Farm at Hawks Landing
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Planning Board reviews accessory dwelling unit bylaw draft
• Sarah Heinonen

  Truck parade brings Santa to East Longmeadow to light Christmas tree
• Sarah Heinonen

  New Longmeadow fire chief excited to lead ‘best department in the area’
• Sarah Heinonen

  With tax rate hike likely, Gold argues commercial should pay more
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Town Council discusses potential dispensary bylaw changes
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow works toward identifying inequities in digital access and skills
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham looks for vendor to design, build broadband network
• Sarah Heinonen

  Christmas-themed book latest in children’s series on bullying
• Sarah Heinonen

  Public gets look at future Agawam High School
• Sarah Heinonen

  New HWRSD finance head plans to be ‘transparent,’ ‘open and honest’
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow High School construction begins
• Sarah Heinonen

  Father of late ELHS grad creates $30,000 scholarship in her name
• Sarah Heinonen

  ELHS basketball team collects food, life lessons this December
• Sarah Heinonen

  West Springfield makes first connection to municipal fiber
• Sarah Heinonen

  Breakfast with Santa back at WSU
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham tax rate decreases, Select Board considers HERO Act
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Town Council swaps free cash for ARPA funding to buy 382 N. Main St.
• Sarah Heinonen

  Veterans Day marked with thoughts of ‘cost and the blessing of liberty’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow schools submit wish list of capital projects but temper expectations
• Sarah Heinonen

  Annual holiday show to return to Majestic Theater this December
• Sarah Heinonen

  Dakin welcomes artisans, community for Whisker Wonderland
• Sarah Heinonen

  Record rates of food assistance needed, state grants seek to help
• Sarah Heinonen

  Simmons reflects on five years as Longmeadow’s town manager
• Sarah Heinonen

  Voters approve school location, preliminary fiber work
• Sarah Heinonen

  Fire at former Vibra Hospital highlights security issues
• Sarah Heinonen

  Neal defeats activist opponent, secures 19th term in House
• Sarah Heinonen

  Forest Park grandstand reno, horticultural center fundraising underway
• Sarah Heinonen

  Neal, MassDOT announce $36.8M for East-West Rail
• Sarah Heinonen

  Residents, officials urge Parker Street drivers: ‘Check Your Speed’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bright Nights heading into 30th year as Springfield tradition
• Sarah Heinonen

  Speaker shares journey from mental health issues to addiction, recovery
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow educators receive grants to take education to the next level
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Town Meeting to decide funding on several projects, bylaw changes
• Sarah Heinonen

  Early voting up as city prepares for Election Day, Nov. 5
• Sarah Heinonen

  $2.8M received for West Street, Gerena project moves forward
• Sarah Heinonen

  Where to cast your vote on Election Day in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Students solve problems at MassMakes Innovation Challenge
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow schools expect to seek $553k in FY26 capital improvements
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board approves warrant, MassDEP puts town ‘on notice’
• Sarah Heinonen

  ‘Endless’ benefits to fiber, says Longmeadow task force, provider
• Sarah Heinonen

  Way Finders tackles blighted properties through ‘City of Homes’ program
• Sarah Heinonen

  Youth key to better relations between Springfield police, community
• Sarah Heinonen

  After outrage over process, X Improvement Project easements approved
• Sarah Heinonen

  Lupa Zoo’s educational goals supported by $25k earmark
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow sports fans get first peek at new high school facilities
• Sarah Heinonen

  Warren, Deaton spar in debate ahead of U.S. Senate election
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bliss Park playground to be renovated for drainage, ADA-compliance
• Sarah Heinonen

  Rigney selected as Longmeadow’s next fire chief
• Sarah Heinonen

  Comcast awards $70k to help close digital divide in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  More variety than ever at eighth annual Indian Orchard Food Truck Festival
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield receives $60k grant for road safety campaigns
• Sarah Heinonen

  Early voting in Springfield, vote by mail opens Oct. 19, ahead of Nov. 5 election
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow comes out for fall fair, part of 250th celebrations
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow Town Meeting rejects charter, OK’s battery storage bylaw
• Sarah Heinonen

  Milleron: ‘Half the district doesn’t know I’m running’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Celebrate East Longmeadow invites families to spend time together
• Sarah Heinonen

  Friends of Storrs Library: 30 years of engaging with the community
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield residents demand historic bench returned or replaced
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ronald McDonald Family Room to give parents place to recharge
• Sarah Heinonen

  River East allows students to explore careers while in high school
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow selectmen lukewarm on marketing slogan, chair gives update on mills
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield residents, police share experiences at community meeting
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow voters to decide on charter proposal, funding Whitney Park
• Sarah Heinonen

  165th Belchertown Fair offers music, rides, animal shows
• Sarah Heinonen

  Fright Fest’s scare actors: your terror is their labor of love
• Sarah Heinonen

  Blueberry Hill School opens playground that is fit for all children
• Sarah Heinonen

  Estelle Jordan to fill vacancy on Longmeadow School Committee
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow pursues fiber alternative to cable internet
• Sarah Heinonen

  Selectmen, schools begin budget process with ‘hard conversation’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Museums partners with Irish heritage center to explore ties
• Sarah Heinonen

  DA donates to recovery house, pledges to support future women’s house
• Sarah Heinonen

  O’Dell Women’s Center running community diaper drive
• Sarah Heinonen

  Thousands experience ‘Magic’ at 34th Springfield Puerto Rican parade
• Sarah Heinonen

  Fourth Longmeadow Pride features familiar sights, new faces
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow residents’ appeal of rent hike on pause as lawyers spar over conflicts
• Sarah Heinonen

  Organizations receive funding to confront opioid epidemic
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield remembers Sept. 11 with tribute to first responders
• Sarah Heinonen

  Newcomer Milleron runs against incumbent Neal for U.S. House
• Sarah Heinonen

  Controversy over board applicant comments aired at Select Board meeting
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Pride to be bigger than ever, still needs volunteers
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Puerto Rican Parade embraces history, looks to the future
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield childcare center to renovate with $500k in state funding
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield election commissioner explains inactive voter process
• Sarah Heinonen

  Community turns out for 35th annual Stone Soul Festival
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield, Chicopee voters reelect Adam Gomez to state Senate
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow celebrates community, faith at the 76th Festa
• Sarah Heinonen

  Survey seeks opinions on which Longmeadow roadway projects to prioritize
• Sarah Heinonen

  Academics, athletics, finances: new middle school about than location
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mental health, substance use in communities of color focus for nonprofit
• Sarah Heinonen

  Scholarships awarded as Springfield Partners turns 60
• Sarah Heinonen

  Vet’s dream of memorial garden coming to life
• Sarah Heinonen

  Where and how to vote in Springfield for the Sept. 3 state primary election
• Sarah Heinonen

  What to expect when heading to the polls in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Abutters object to location of new Longmeadow middle school at Williams site
• Sarah Heinonen

  Grant allows STCC to expand free adult ed programs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Thousands of Springfield residents request ballots ahead of early voting in the state primary
• Sarah Heinonen

  HCC, STCC prepare for potential influx of free tuition students
• Sarah Heinonen

  BarBurrito brings ‘burritos, beer, tacos and fun’ to Ludlow
• Sarah Heinonen

  Foster parents discuss the ups and downs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Transhealth offers healthcare without barriers
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board sets water rates, seeks alternate registrar candidate
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mason Square community celebrates National Night Out
• Sarah Heinonen

  Gomez speaks on experience, earning re-election for state Senate
• Sarah Heinonen

  Sen. Gomez on his experience, earning re-eelection
• Sarah Heinonen

  Nonprofit awarded grant for veteran financial literacy
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Caribbean Carnival Parade returns Aug. 17
• Sarah Heinonen

  New restaurants, auto dealer receive licenses from Ludlow
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow to use casino mitigation to market itself, buy emergency equip
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hundreds welcome Kamala Harris to Pittsfield for fundraiser
• Sarah Heinonen

  Sheriff’s Shuffle 5k/walk to benefit YWCA domestic violence programs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Casino grant to fund garage, green space, police equipment in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Forum participants skeptical of proposed charter changes in Ludlow
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow selectmen allocate ARPA funds, debate park use policy
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield takes legal action to address former Vibra site
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield schools implement new attendance policy
• Sarah Heinonen

  State funding programs to renovate housing in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Markey seeks to expand YouthBuild, speaks with program grads
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield School Committee expresses support as Dinnall takes the helm
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board questions SWSC, debates water rate mitigation
• Sarah Heinonen

  Neal decries assassination attempt, conspiracy theories
• Sarah Heinonen

  Activist launches bid for U.S. House seat held by Neal for 36 years
• Sarah Heinonen

  Dakin reopens kitten ICU, expects to treat 250 felines per year
• Sarah Heinonen

  Rooney honored as Commonwealth Heroine
• Sarah Heinonen

  Internet competition ensues as GoNetspeed arrives
• Sarah Heinonen

  Color Ludlow with Love group debates park usage with selectmen
• Sarah Heinonen

  Fire Chief Dearborn to retire after 29 years protecting Longmeadow
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Ballers make donation to Boskovic Memorial Fund
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Partners for Community Action use farmers market as venue for SNAP registration
• Sarah Heinonen

  Safe Summer Program offers LGTBQIA+ youth space for summer
• Sarah Heinonen

  Community activists demand answers on voter roll discrepancy
• Sarah Heinonen

  Way Finders breaks ground on Ludlow affordable housing
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Ballers make donation
• Sarah Heinonen

  Age of Excellence to celebrate those living their best life over age 60
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow residents honored by Patriots Foundation
• Sarah Heinonen

  Rally calls for free buses, housing relief, adult English classes
• Sarah Heinonen

  Unfilled school positions lead to budget surplus in Ludlow
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield Jazz and Roots Festival uses music to strengthen community
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow water rate debate carries on, Levine warns of ‘sticker shock’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Neighbors upset as Williams eyed for combined Longmeadow middle school
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield celebrates Juneteenth
• Sarah Heinonen

  Back to Square One: organization to rebuild at tornado site
• Sarah Heinonen

  Committee seeks feedback on Ludlow’s possible change to town council
• Sarah Heinonen

  Boards review draft of Long Range Plan for Longmeadow’s future
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield City Council approves 14 projects funded by CPA
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield community, police agree they must get to know each other
• Sarah Heinonen

  Jen’s Organics restaurant out to prove all-vegan is all-delicious
• Sarah Heinonen

  Community celebrates Juneteenth Jubilee in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Council of Jewish Women awards $70K in scholarships
• Sarah Heinonen

  Pelletier elected to Palmer Town Council, turnout remains low
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden County reaches 48% food insecurity, according to survey
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bay Path University pantry receives $20,000 grant to expand services
• Sarah Heinonen

  Mercy awarded $1.1 M to treat substance use disorder
• Sarah Heinonen

  Superintendent resigns amid outrage over ‘scumbag’ comments
• Sarah Heinonen

  Program seeking people to sponsor single mothers this holiday season
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow Health Department: residents can help reduce rodents
• Sarah Heinonen

  Residents give preferences for future of Warren at workshop
• Sarah Heinonen

  Three vie for councilor-at-large seat in June 11 Palmer town election
• Sarah Heinonen

  Duo to bring Latin American chamber music to Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Nonprofits receive grants to support women, girls in Western Mass.
• Sarah Heinonen

  Water rates may increase substantially for fiscal year 2025
• Sarah Heinonen

  New director talks East Longmeadow’s planning, community development goals
• Sarah Heinonen

  Enslaved couple recognized by plaques, student research in Longmeadow
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow honors Golden Cane recipient
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow’s 250th birthday to be celebrated with parade, block party
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wiederhold Foundation grant to aid Dakin in supporting pets, owners
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield residents consider potential intersection safety improvements
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow departments collaborate with CHD to address mental health
• Sarah Heinonen

  Tight votes on budget, animal control at Ludlow’s Town Meeting
• Sarah Heinonen

  Everything goes right in ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’ at the Majestic
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow community pitches in for Storrs Library Tea Time fundraiser
• Sarah Heinonen

  The MH Group donates to Alianza DV Services to help
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ashe honors championship Longmeadow softball team
• Sarah Heinonen

  Outer Belt residents concerned construction will leave them under water
• Sarah Heinonen

  Belchertown, Ware partner in rain barrel discount program
• Sarah Heinonen

  Workshop ends in early design to restore Longmeadow’s Cooley Brook, improve parks
• Sarah Heinonen

  Couple spends quality time completing perfect runDisney season
• Sarah Heinonen

  Wilbraham Hill Climb returns to Monson Road
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ware Town Meeting to address water infrastructure, bylaws
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow Town Meeting warrant projects are large in scale, price
• Sarah Heinonen

  Tenants take their fight to the attorney general, courts
• Sarah Heinonen

  AMR’s therapy dog provides smiles, comfort to first responders
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Senior Center shares vision for next 3 years with strategic plan
• Sarah Heinonen

  Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger
• Sarah Heinonen

  State loans will help replace aging water lines in Belchertown neighborhood
• Sarah Heinonen

  East-West Rail design to start soon, construction in summer 2027
• Sarah Heinonen

  Monson Wellness Fair to offer resources, information and fun
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow officers, dispatchers commended for bravery in officer shooting
• Sarah Heinonen

  Przypek ‘excited’ to support small biz as chamber of commerce CEO
• Sarah Heinonen

  ‘Outrun Hunger’ 5K returns as Rachel’s Table expands services
• Sarah Heinonen

  Municipal broadband takes ‘critical’ step closer to reality in Wilbraham
• Sarah Heinonen

  Center Town District restrictions concern East Longmeadow residents
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local artist exhibits cartoons, drawings at Longmeadow Adult Center
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield City Council approves $900K transfer for wrongful death case
• Sarah Heinonen

  Finding medical provider to reuse Mary Lane campus slow going
• Sarah Heinonen

  Palmer to host townwide clean-up event for Earth Day April 20
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow WIC office reopens to support families and dispel misconceptions
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local pens book on Longmeadow boy who became Johnny Appleseed
• Sarah Heinonen

  Raspberries Records brings vinyl-buying experience to town
• Sarah Heinonen

  Organization tackles repairs at 12 Springfield area homes
• Sarah Heinonen

  Belchertown raises a flag in observance of Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Sarah Heinonen

  Bridge connecting Hardwick, New Braintree closed for safety
• Sarah Heinonen

  Western Mass. represented in Healey’s Youth Advisory Council
• Sarah Heinonen

  Pride Prom to offer LGBTQ+ people an inclusive ‘rite of passage’
• Sarah Heinonen

  Farmers market planned for The Depot at Graham Central Station
• Sarah Heinonen

  $22M program brings internet to low-income tenants
• Sarah Heinonen

  Pilot program examines role of diaper access in poverty
• Sarah Heinonen

  Pioneer Valley Jewish Film Festival: cross-section of Jewish experience
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Public Schools set goals for diversity, student supports, teacher development
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden gets first look at proposed Senior Center expansion
• Sarah Heinonen

  Use of force: What it is and how Springfield police review it
• Sarah Heinonen

  Old Sturbridge Village brings Celtic history to life
• Sarah Heinonen

  Palmer Town Council selects Brothers as new town manager
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow takes another look at a mixed-use Center Town District
• Sarah Heinonen

  Xpress Med Urgent Care opens its doors on Sumner Avenue
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield residents seek greater accountability, explanation of police complaints
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow approves parking expansion at LYA, building addition planned
• Sarah Heinonen

  Decades in the making, new Wilbraham Senior Center is ‘a fun, happening space’
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow, Longmeadow police partner with CHD to address mental health crises
• Sarah Heinonen

  Silver Bell Farm to limit days open due to MassDEP regs
• Sarah Heinonen

  Dazed Cannabis becomes Monson’s first dispensary
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local woman wants to buy truck for food distribution
• Sarah Heinonen

  Historical Commission seeks hospital, business to reuse Mary Lane
• Sarah Heinonen

  Locals to take the ‘plunge’ for Special Olympics Massachusetts
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield gun violence summit focuses on experiences, ideas of teens
• Sarah Heinonen

  Palmer community group looks for ways to address opioid addiction
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ludlow celebrates 250th anniversary of incorporation as town
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow to bear witness to the lives of two enslaved people
• Sarah Heinonen

  Historical Commission seeks hospital, business to reuse Mary Lane
• Sarah Heinonen

  Locals to take the ‘plunge’ for Special Olympics Massachusetts
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hubbard Memorial Library recognized for its youth programing
• Sarah Heinonen

  Forest Park Civic Association seeks city funds to revitalize org
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local hero receives city’s support as he reopens business
• Sarah Heinonen

  Ware needs a hospital, residents say, as reuse of site considered
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hope for RA: one woman’s success with experimental treatment
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Planning Board denies warehouse on Chestnut St. for a second time
• Sarah Heinonen

  Planning Board approves housing development at former Belchertown State School
• Sarah Heinonen

  Foster care experts discuss caring for children who need it most
• Sarah Heinonen

  Monson families create and learn together at GVS STEAM Night
• Sarah Heinonen

  Clothing swap to benefit Palmer Domestic Violence Task Force
• Sarah Heinonen

  Monson’s library reopens after window replacement closed doors
• Sarah Heinonen

  Exhibit shows lives of Springfield Latinos through one man’s lens
• Sarah Heinonen

  Tenants fight rent hike, poor living conditions at Ludlow mobile home park
• Sarah Heinonen

  Monson gathers opinions on Developmental Center land reuse
• Sarah Heinonen

  Domina chosen to replace Markel as town administrator in March
• Sarah Heinonen

  Criminals turn to low-tech ‘check washing’ as online fraud made harder
• Sarah Heinonen

  MOCHA promotes vaccinations to men of color in Springfield
• Sarah Heinonen

  Event to share legacy of philanthropist behind Mason Square
• Sarah Heinonen

  Springfield organization provides low-income tax prep help
• Sarah Heinonen

  Warren prepares to update 20-year-old Master Plan
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local wins Grammy for album of grief, reawakening
• Sarah Heinonen

  Outdoor retailer L.L.Bean to open at Brookside Plaza in fall
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow School Committee questions role of Finance Oversight Committee
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden appoints two new Cemetery Commissioners, seeks third
• Sarah Heinonen

  Freezing temperatures make firefighters’ jobs even more hazardous
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow students’ art celebrated at Storrs Library reception
• Sarah Heinonen

  Local nominated for Grammy for album of grief and reawakening
• Sarah Heinonen

  ELEEF to host annual gala fundraiser for ELPS education grants
• Sarah Heinonen

  Parents ‘disappointed’ with Hampden bus fire communication
• Sarah Heinonen

  Three candidates vie for Hampden town administrator
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Key Club to host Winter Festival to raise money for Lydia’s Closet
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow residents say electric vehicle charger rate too steep
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow Select Board supports pool, ‘trusts’ budget balancing process
• Sarah Heinonen

  Campaign raises more than $20,000 for officer shot in line of duty
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Planning Board reopens hearing on disputed warehouse plan
• Sarah Heinonen

  East Longmeadow Rotary Club seeks donations for new concert series bandshell
• Sarah Heinonen

  Hampden town administrator candidates identified; gaming fund uses selected
• Sarah Heinonen

  Longmeadow goes electric with new vehicle chargers around town

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