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Holiday overindulgence can increase cardiac distress risk

Holiday overindulgence can increase cardiac distress risk

The holidays are a time of celebration, but rather than parties with family and friends, some people find themselves in the emergency department with cardiac distress.


Gomez, volunteers give out 1,000 turkeys

Gomez, volunteers give out 1,000 turkeys

SPRINGFIELD — Eating turkey on Thanksgiving is a tradition for many in America, but for families who are facing food insecurity, the cost of a turkey dinner may be out of reach.


AIC seals time capsule to mark college’s 140th anniversary

AIC seals time capsule to mark college’s 140th anniversary

SPRINGFIELD — There are few ways to mark the passage of time that capture the imagination quite like a time capsule. Cracking open a container to see long-hidden items from years past carries the excitement of possibility.


Congressman continues tradition of supporting Toy for Joy

Congressman continues tradition of supporting Toy for Joy

For U.S. Rep. Richard E. Neal, the holiday season is a time to recognize that charity begins at home.


Springfield City Council talks CPA funds for historical home

Springfield City Council talks CPA funds for historical home

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield City Council approved the use of Community Preservation Act funding to renovate the exterior of a historic at 37 George St. that was ravaged by fire, but not before thoroughly questioning the owner’s lack of homeowners’ insurance and how that would impact the project.


Southwick assessor extends public disclosure of valuations to Dec. 8

Southwick assessor extends public disclosure of valuations to Dec. 8

SOUTHWICK — Town Assessor Randy Austin said on Nov. 25 he’s extending the public disclosure of the town’s property valuations to Dec. 8.


Springfield organization remembers crash victims, sees more work ahead

Springfield organization remembers crash victims, sees more work ahead

SPRINGFIELD — As long as there has been traffic, there have been traffic crashes. So far this year, there have been more than 108,000 traffic crashes across the state.


Springfield City Council split on raising taxes, sets residential rate

Springfield City Council split on raising taxes, sets residential rate

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield City Council voted 12-0 to use $3 million of the city’s free cash to reduce the tax rate on Nov. 24.


La Cucina di Hampden House serves up support for Toy for Joy

La Cucina di Hampden House serves up support for Toy for Joy

Paul Roberge knows there’s a need.