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IOCC teaches youth wide range of leadership skills in summer program
SPRINGFIELD — Nearly 20 children and teens, ranging in age from elementary school to high school, gathered at the Indian Orchard Citizen’s Council to listen to the day’s guest speaker, Ayanna Crawford.
Springfield Jazz & Roots Festival brings crowds to Court Square
SPRINGFIELD — Court Square was packed on July 10 for the kickoff of the Springfield Jazz & Roots Festival.
Legal injunction sought against courthouse site, citing ‘impropriety’
The Roderick L. Ireland Courthouse currently sits on State Street in Springfield’s downtown. A site for a new courthouse has caused controversy, including a lawsuit from two local developers.Reminder Publishing file photo SPRINGFIELD — The selection of 125...
Rachel’s Table celebrates truck to help with gleaning program
SPRINGFIELD — Rachel’s Table, a food insecurity organization in the greater Springfield area, officially celebrated the acquisition of a new truck, dubbed the “Glean Machine,” with a ribbon cutting on June 7.
City announces $2.6 million to stabilize Old First Church exterior
SPRINGFIELD — Old First Church, one of Springfield’s oldest and most recognizable buildings, will receive some much-needed work to stabilize the exterior of the building.
Springfield Law Department: Claims against Oyola-Lopez appear as ‘witness intimidation’
SPRINGFIELD — Public allegations of potential corruption made by At Large City Councilor Justin Hurst against City Clerk Gladys Oyola were left untouched by the city solicitor, who warned that the claims could be seen as “witness intimidation.”
Sarno sounds off on courthouse decision
SPRINGFIELD — Days before the Fourth of July, Mayor Domenic Sarno provided his own display of verbal fireworks, taking aim at state officials’ decision to place a new courthouse on Liberty Street.
MLK Charter School of Excellence receives state cybersecurity grant
SPRINGFIELD — A Springfield charter school recently received a helping hand in the everlasting battle against cybercriminals and bad actors. Martin Luther King Jr. Charter School of Excellence received a $35,000 state grant to replace its cybersecurity hardware....
Local principal writes children’s book to celebrate school community
SPRINGFIELD — Danielle Delgado is so grateful to be the principal of Brightwood Elementary School that she wrote a children’s book to celebrate it.
Sounds of Springfield instruments bring musical experience
SPRINGFIELD — Tucked into a corner of Tower Square Park are six large-scale harmonic instruments. Far from being labeled “do not touch,” people are urged to experiment with the massive instruments, dubbed the “Sounds of Springfield.”
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