Springfield

SPRINGFIELD — Back for its eighth year, more than 30 city eateries will take part in Springfield Restaurant Week, the 10-day food extravaganza that will run June 7-16 with participating restaurants promoting their diversity of fare in their own ways, through a variety of deals and offerings that fit their styles and clienteles.

Bill Zito

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• Bill Zito

  Opacum Land Trust chosen as 2024 TerraCorps service site
• Bill Zito

  Select Board approves final agreement for move to regional dispatch
• Bill Zito

  Ware library opens the books for summer reading program
• Bill Zito

  Water bylaws, budget discussion dominate Ware Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Foundation kicks off campaign to support sober living for women
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races decided in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Public health grant budget approved by Quabbin Health District
• Bill Zito

  Ware artist’s work showcased at Suffield gallery
• Bill Zito

  New Ware principal gets to class early
• Bill Zito

  Palmer School Committee finalizes FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  Springfield officials observe Memorial Day
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council approves $928 million FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Western Mass. senators push priorities in budget debate
• Bill Zito

  School district assessment, pickleball dominate Wilbraham Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  East Longmeaodw Town Center Steering Committee pushes forward with community input
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races are contested in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Mount Carmel Society liquor license suspended
• Bill Zito

  New Community Health Center planned for Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown Select Board seats new members following town election
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham election runs smoothly, aided by mail in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Group lobbies legislators for decaying home foundation relief
• Bill Zito

  Street sign unveiling honors former Clerk Magistrate Abbie Davies
• Bill Zito

  Springfield receives $6.4M in HUD funding for housing programs
• Bill Zito

  Warrant articles pass across the board at Belchertown Town Meetings
• Bill Zito

  Budget, capital projects, literacy program highlight Longmeadow Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  The Apple Place tradition continues with new owners
• Bill Zito

  Middle school golf program coming to Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Mass. State Police offer car seat assistance program
• Bill Zito

  Sarno administration unveils Springfield’s FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow CARES seeks reimbursement from opioid funds
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow residents ready for spring Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown residents look toward election, Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Oliveira leads lawmakers on district tour
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Committee hosts second forum on Hampden Senior Center expansion
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow reviews updated Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Bill Zito

  Inaugural Bear Paw Roll & Stroll moves around the WNE campus
• Bill Zito

  Springfield School Committee offers public hearing on proposed FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Elections impacted by diminished interest, mail-in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand
• Bill Zito

  Akers sworn in as next Springfield police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Sluggish turnout yields some changes in Ware election
• Bill Zito

  Hardwick Planning Board rejects landfill zoning changes
• Bill Zito

  Plans for third annual Springfield Pride Parade Weekend announced
• Bill Zito

  Hampden’s Government Study Committee provides public forum on report findings
• Bill Zito

  Springfield awards $12M to support local businesses, projects
• Bill Zito

  Saunders talks state aid, immigration policy with Belchertown Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow hosts visioning session for middle schools
• Bill Zito

  Councilor to Springfield Parking Authority: be aggressive in pursuing maintenance funding
• Bill Zito

  Legislators provide updates to Monson Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents hold on to seats in Ludlow election races
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow Select Board moves on funding priorities of capital projects
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents face challengers in Ludlow Board of Selectmen race
• Bill Zito

  Xpress Med Urgent Care opens its doors on Sumner Avenue
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow moves toward ‘consumer-friendly’ electricity program
• Bill Zito

  Library advocacy groups join state officials for Legislative Breakfast
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council removes barriers for Akers to be police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Runners’ Hall of Fame to Celebrate third class of inductees
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham community members attend forum on town tax rates
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Fire Department receives $50k in safety grant funds
• Bill Zito

  Monson Planning Board hears Palmer Road day care proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham Select Board gets first look at FY25 budget proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham awarded Green Communities grant funding
• Bill Zito

  MassWildlife updates Patrill Hollow Dam removal plans
• Bill Zito

  Palmer moves closer to town manager selection
• Bill Zito

  Transfer of Plumb Field property at Duggan approved in Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Springfield veteran services director retires, deputy steps up
• Bill Zito

  Car break ins prompt warning from Hadley police
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Fire Department moving to 24-hour shifts
• Bill Zito

  $9M water tank replacement proposal will go to Hadley voters
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Planning Board issues more warnings for Russell St. landscaping business
• Bill Zito

  Hadley officer honored by police leaders group
• Bill Zito

  Young Men’s Club granted alcohol license revision in Hadley

SPRINGFIELD — Under the massive American flag towered by two Fire Department ladder trucks, ceremony and remarks began the city’s Memorial Day weekend observances.

Bill Zito

bzito@thereminder.com |  + postsBio

• Bill Zito

  Opacum Land Trust chosen as 2024 TerraCorps service site
• Bill Zito

  Select Board approves final agreement for move to regional dispatch
• Bill Zito

  Ware library opens the books for summer reading program
• Bill Zito

  Water bylaws, budget discussion dominate Ware Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Foundation kicks off campaign to support sober living for women
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races decided in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Public health grant budget approved by Quabbin Health District
• Bill Zito

  Ware artist’s work showcased at Suffield gallery
• Bill Zito

  New Ware principal gets to class early
• Bill Zito

  Palmer School Committee finalizes FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  Springfield officials observe Memorial Day
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council approves $928 million FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Western Mass. senators push priorities in budget debate
• Bill Zito

  School district assessment, pickleball dominate Wilbraham Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  East Longmeaodw Town Center Steering Committee pushes forward with community input
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races are contested in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Mount Carmel Society liquor license suspended
• Bill Zito

  New Community Health Center planned for Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown Select Board seats new members following town election
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham election runs smoothly, aided by mail in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Group lobbies legislators for decaying home foundation relief
• Bill Zito

  Street sign unveiling honors former Clerk Magistrate Abbie Davies
• Bill Zito

  Springfield receives $6.4M in HUD funding for housing programs
• Bill Zito

  Warrant articles pass across the board at Belchertown Town Meetings
• Bill Zito

  Budget, capital projects, literacy program highlight Longmeadow Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  The Apple Place tradition continues with new owners
• Bill Zito

  Middle school golf program coming to Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Mass. State Police offer car seat assistance program
• Bill Zito

  Sarno administration unveils Springfield’s FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow CARES seeks reimbursement from opioid funds
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow residents ready for spring Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown residents look toward election, Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Oliveira leads lawmakers on district tour
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Committee hosts second forum on Hampden Senior Center expansion
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow reviews updated Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Bill Zito

  Inaugural Bear Paw Roll & Stroll moves around the WNE campus
• Bill Zito

  Springfield School Committee offers public hearing on proposed FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Elections impacted by diminished interest, mail-in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand
• Bill Zito

  Akers sworn in as next Springfield police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Sluggish turnout yields some changes in Ware election
• Bill Zito

  Hardwick Planning Board rejects landfill zoning changes
• Bill Zito

  Plans for third annual Springfield Pride Parade Weekend announced
• Bill Zito

  Hampden’s Government Study Committee provides public forum on report findings
• Bill Zito

  Springfield awards $12M to support local businesses, projects
• Bill Zito

  Saunders talks state aid, immigration policy with Belchertown Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow hosts visioning session for middle schools
• Bill Zito

  Councilor to Springfield Parking Authority: be aggressive in pursuing maintenance funding
• Bill Zito

  Legislators provide updates to Monson Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents hold on to seats in Ludlow election races
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow Select Board moves on funding priorities of capital projects
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents face challengers in Ludlow Board of Selectmen race
• Bill Zito

  Xpress Med Urgent Care opens its doors on Sumner Avenue
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow moves toward ‘consumer-friendly’ electricity program
• Bill Zito

  Library advocacy groups join state officials for Legislative Breakfast
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council removes barriers for Akers to be police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Runners’ Hall of Fame to Celebrate third class of inductees
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham community members attend forum on town tax rates
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Fire Department receives $50k in safety grant funds
• Bill Zito

  Monson Planning Board hears Palmer Road day care proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham Select Board gets first look at FY25 budget proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham awarded Green Communities grant funding
• Bill Zito

  MassWildlife updates Patrill Hollow Dam removal plans
• Bill Zito

  Palmer moves closer to town manager selection
• Bill Zito

  Transfer of Plumb Field property at Duggan approved in Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Springfield veteran services director retires, deputy steps up
• Bill Zito

  Car break ins prompt warning from Hadley police
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Fire Department moving to 24-hour shifts
• Bill Zito

  $9M water tank replacement proposal will go to Hadley voters
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Planning Board issues more warnings for Russell St. landscaping business
• Bill Zito

  Hadley officer honored by police leaders group
• Bill Zito

  Young Men’s Club granted alcohol license revision in Hadley

SPRINGFIELD — With some trimming by the City Council, a slightly leaner $928 million budget for fiscal year 2025 was passed unanimously at the May 28 meeting by the 11 members in attendance.

Bill Zito

bzito@thereminder.com |  + postsBio

• Bill Zito

  Opacum Land Trust chosen as 2024 TerraCorps service site
• Bill Zito

  Select Board approves final agreement for move to regional dispatch
• Bill Zito

  Ware library opens the books for summer reading program
• Bill Zito

  Water bylaws, budget discussion dominate Ware Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Foundation kicks off campaign to support sober living for women
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races decided in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Public health grant budget approved by Quabbin Health District
• Bill Zito

  Ware artist’s work showcased at Suffield gallery
• Bill Zito

  New Ware principal gets to class early
• Bill Zito

  Palmer School Committee finalizes FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  Springfield officials observe Memorial Day
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council approves $928 million FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Western Mass. senators push priorities in budget debate
• Bill Zito

  School district assessment, pickleball dominate Wilbraham Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
• Bill Zito

  East Longmeaodw Town Center Steering Committee pushes forward with community input
• Bill Zito

  Select Board, School Committee races are contested in Longmeadow election
• Bill Zito

  Mount Carmel Society liquor license suspended
• Bill Zito

  New Community Health Center planned for Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown Select Board seats new members following town election
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham election runs smoothly, aided by mail in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Group lobbies legislators for decaying home foundation relief
• Bill Zito

  Street sign unveiling honors former Clerk Magistrate Abbie Davies
• Bill Zito

  Springfield receives $6.4M in HUD funding for housing programs
• Bill Zito

  Warrant articles pass across the board at Belchertown Town Meetings
• Bill Zito

  Budget, capital projects, literacy program highlight Longmeadow Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  The Apple Place tradition continues with new owners
• Bill Zito

  Middle school golf program coming to Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Mass. State Police offer car seat assistance program
• Bill Zito

  Sarno administration unveils Springfield’s FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow CARES seeks reimbursement from opioid funds
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow residents ready for spring Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Belchertown residents look toward election, Town Meeting
• Bill Zito

  Oliveira leads lawmakers on district tour
• Bill Zito

  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
• Bill Zito

  Committee hosts second forum on Hampden Senior Center expansion
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow reviews updated Hazard Mitigation Plan
• Bill Zito

  Inaugural Bear Paw Roll & Stroll moves around the WNE campus
• Bill Zito

  Springfield School Committee offers public hearing on proposed FY25 budget
• Bill Zito

  Elections impacted by diminished interest, mail-in balloting
• Bill Zito

  Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand
• Bill Zito

  Akers sworn in as next Springfield police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Sluggish turnout yields some changes in Ware election
• Bill Zito

  Hardwick Planning Board rejects landfill zoning changes
• Bill Zito

  Plans for third annual Springfield Pride Parade Weekend announced
• Bill Zito

  Hampden’s Government Study Committee provides public forum on report findings
• Bill Zito

  Springfield awards $12M to support local businesses, projects
• Bill Zito

  Saunders talks state aid, immigration policy with Belchertown Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow hosts visioning session for middle schools
• Bill Zito

  Councilor to Springfield Parking Authority: be aggressive in pursuing maintenance funding
• Bill Zito

  Legislators provide updates to Monson Select Board
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents hold on to seats in Ludlow election races
• Bill Zito

  Longmeadow Select Board moves on funding priorities of capital projects
• Bill Zito

  Incumbents face challengers in Ludlow Board of Selectmen race
• Bill Zito

  Xpress Med Urgent Care opens its doors on Sumner Avenue
• Bill Zito

  Ludlow moves toward ‘consumer-friendly’ electricity program
• Bill Zito

  Library advocacy groups join state officials for Legislative Breakfast
• Bill Zito

  Springfield City Council removes barriers for Akers to be police superintendent
• Bill Zito

  Runners’ Hall of Fame to Celebrate third class of inductees
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham community members attend forum on town tax rates
• Bill Zito

  Springfield Fire Department receives $50k in safety grant funds
• Bill Zito

  Monson Planning Board hears Palmer Road day care proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham Select Board gets first look at FY25 budget proposal
• Bill Zito

  Wilbraham awarded Green Communities grant funding
• Bill Zito

  MassWildlife updates Patrill Hollow Dam removal plans
• Bill Zito

  Palmer moves closer to town manager selection
• Bill Zito

  Transfer of Plumb Field property at Duggan approved in Springfield
• Bill Zito

  Springfield veteran services director retires, deputy steps up
• Bill Zito

  Car break ins prompt warning from Hadley police
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Fire Department moving to 24-hour shifts
• Bill Zito

  $9M water tank replacement proposal will go to Hadley voters
• Bill Zito

  Hadley Planning Board issues more warnings for Russell St. landscaping business
• Bill Zito

  Hadley officer honored by police leaders group
• Bill Zito

  Young Men’s Club granted alcohol license revision in Hadley