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Cestero offers specifics for AIC’s Pathway to Progress plan

SPRINGFIELD — Several changes are coming to American International College during the next several years in the form of a “Pathway to Progress” plan that the school unveiled last month.


Springfield entrenched in housing consolidation plan process

SPRINGFIELD — The city of Springfield is currently going through the process of gathering public input that will inform a five-year Consolidated Plan for Housing and Community Development.


Springfield adopts trash rules changes, including mattress fee increase

SPRINGFIELD — The City Council officially approved changes to its trash fees and regulations ordinance during a Nov. 26 hearings meeting, more than two months after DPW Director Christopher Cignoli proposed the updates to the full body.


Toy for Joy gets two important contributions

Toy for Joy gets two important contributions

As the weather turned nippier and Christmas began coming into view, the Toy for Joy campaign gained two important contributions — but still needs more.


Frigo’s Foods celebrating its 75th anniversary with open house

Frigo’s Foods is celebrating 75 years of providing specialty food and deli favorites to Western Massachusetts.


One-year extension granted for special permit for Springfield housing project

SPRINGFIELD — The City Council unanimously approved a one-year extension of an existing special permit for a housing project coming to 169 Maple St.


STCC receives state grant to explore EV technician training

SPRINGFIELD — With electric vehicles becoming more prevalent in the area, Springfield Technical Community College is investigating ways in which they can bolster the workforce in this emerging industry.


Springfield teachers union, School Department provide updates on contract negotiations

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Education Association and Springfield Public Schools are currently in the midst of negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement.