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Former Healey Western Mass. deputy director charged with trafficking cocaine

Former Healey Western Mass. deputy director charged with trafficking cocaine

SPRINGFIELD — LaMar Cook was arrested and charged with cocaine trafficking after nearly 8 kilograms of the drug were allegedly delivered to the Springfield State Office Building, 436 Dwight St., where Cook worked at the deputy director of Gov. Maura Healey’s Western Massachusetts office. Cook’s employment has since been terminated.  


‘X’ project easements ammendments are approved

‘X’ project easements ammendments are approved

SPRINGFIELD — Over one year after approving easements for the major “X” reconstruction project, the Springfield City Council unanimously approved an amendment to those land takings after a plan for a roundabout at the intersection of Belmont and Commonwealth avenues was slashed.


Springfield subcommittee shares new policy to draw revenue from nonprofits

Springfield subcommittee shares new policy to draw revenue from nonprofits

SPRINGFIELD — The city’s Pilot and New Revenue Subcommittee believes that the city is leaving millions of dollars of revenue on the table due to a dearth of payment in-lieu of taxes agreements.


Candidates talk priorities ahead of Springfield District 3 School Committee race

Candidates talk priorities ahead of Springfield District 3 School Committee race

SPRINGFIELD — With Nov. 4 just days away, Reminder Publishing is finishing its last set of questionnaires for candidates on the ballot.


Special permit approved for 111-unit redevelopment project in Springfield

Special permit approved for 111-unit redevelopment project in Springfield

SPRINGFIELD — A major mixed-use redevelopment project on Main and State streets will move forward after the Springfield City Council approved a special permit for the project during its recent meeting on Oct. 20.


So That Reminds Me previews local municipal elections

So That Reminds Me previews local municipal elections

On the latest episode of “So That Reminds Me,” all the hosts were on hand to discuss local elections that will be taking place on Nov. 4. Hosts Chris Maza, Tyler Garnet, Lauren LeBel and I were joined by James Paleologopoulos, WAMC Northeast Public Radio’s Pioneer Valley bureau chief to discuss some of the major races.


Springfield officials seeking casino mitigation money

Springfield officials seeking casino mitigation money

SPRINGFIELD — The City Council and other local officials are doing everything they can to convince the state to restore $3 million in casino mitigation funding that they say is rightfully Springfield’s.


At large candidates state their cases for Springfield City Council

At large candidates state their cases for Springfield City Council

SPRINGFIELD — With the general election is fast approaching, Reminder Publishing is continuing its election coverage in Springfield with another round of questionnaires.


Naylor talks goals ahead of Springfield Ward 4 City Council race

Naylor talks goals ahead of Springfield Ward 4 City Council race

SPRINGFIELD — Reminder Publishing is continuing its coverage of the general election with another round of questionnaires.


Davila, Johnson talk priorities ahead of Springfield Ward 6 race

Davila, Johnson talk priorities ahead of Springfield Ward 6 race

SPRINGFIELD — Reminder Publishing is continuing its coverage of the general election with another round of questionnaires.


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