Springfield
MassDems highlight progress and preview state convention in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD — For the first time since 2019, the Democratic State Convention will take place in Springfield ahead of municipal elections this fall.
Plan B Burger Bar closes three locations, including one in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Plan B Burger Bar will be among the three locations to close in the area by Aug. 31.
Springfield councilor wants ‘Re-Store Springfield’ department
SPRINGFIELD — A recent tour through several Springfield business corridors has sparked City Councilor Sean Curran’s desire for sign and façade improvements across the city.
New initiative brings increased police presence to Union Station
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Police Department and Hampden County Sheriff’s office are partnering on a new initiative that brings an increased police presence to Union Station.
Springfield Law Department working on unpaid tickets ordinance language
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield’s Law Department will work with two city councilors on improving the first draft of a proposed ordinance that addresses the issue of unpaid tickets across the city.
Springfield candidates discuss priorities ahead of primary
SPRINGFIELD — On Aug. 27, Focus Springfield hosted a “Meet the Candidates” event at the White Lion Brewing Company’s “PrideLands on Main Street” inside Tower Square Park.
Councilors seek answers to added ADU water, sewer costs
SPRINGFIELD — With accessory dwelling units about to become more ubiquitous than ever before, a couple of Springfield city councilors are seeking more information about how added costs are affecting the city’s residents.
Springfield seeks repairs after West Street Bridge closure
SPRINGFIELD — A major thoroughfare between Springfield and Ludlow needs to undergo repairs after its sudden closure on Aug. 17.
Neal celebrates 90th anniversary of Social Security
SPRINGFIELD — U.S. Rep. Richard Neal called Social Security one of the most important achievements in American history during a recent celebration of the program’s 90th anniversary.
So That Reminds Me visits sheriff’s picnic
Despite it being a rainy, cold afternoon on Aug. 20, Hampden County Sheriff Nick Cocchi’s annual picnic attracted more than 1,000 people, consisting of local and state elected officials, community members and more.
