Springfield

MONSON — A May 13 bus trip to the Massachusetts State House included local community members, part of the Massachusetts Residents Against Crumbling Foundations, an advocacy group made of homeowners from across the state who seek to raise awareness and work with lawmakers to pass legislation regarding issues concerning the construction of their homes and others like them.

Bill Zito

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  Opacum Land Trust chosen as 2024 TerraCorps service site
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  Select Board approves final agreement for move to regional dispatch
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  Ware library opens the books for summer reading program
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  Water bylaws, budget discussion dominate Ware Town Meeting
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  Foundation kicks off campaign to support sober living for women
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  Select Board, School Committee races decided in Longmeadow election
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  Public health grant budget approved by Quabbin Health District
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  Ware artist’s work showcased at Suffield gallery
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  New Ware principal gets to class early
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  Palmer School Committee finalizes FY25 budget
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  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
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  Springfield officials observe Memorial Day
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  Springfield City Council approves $928 million FY25 budget
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  Western Mass. senators push priorities in budget debate
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  School district assessment, pickleball dominate Wilbraham Town Meeting
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  Springfield Restaurant Week returns June 7-16
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  East Longmeaodw Town Center Steering Committee pushes forward with community input
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  Select Board, School Committee races are contested in Longmeadow election
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  Mount Carmel Society liquor license suspended
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  New Community Health Center planned for Springfield
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  Belchertown Select Board seats new members following town election
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  Wilbraham election runs smoothly, aided by mail in balloting
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  Group lobbies legislators for decaying home foundation relief
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  Street sign unveiling honors former Clerk Magistrate Abbie Davies
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  Springfield receives $6.4M in HUD funding for housing programs
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  Warrant articles pass across the board at Belchertown Town Meetings
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  Budget, capital projects, literacy program highlight Longmeadow Town Meeting
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  The Apple Place tradition continues with new owners
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  Middle school golf program coming to Springfield
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  Mass. State Police offer car seat assistance program
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  Sarno administration unveils Springfield’s FY25 budget
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  Ludlow CARES seeks reimbursement from opioid funds
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  Longmeadow residents ready for spring Town Meeting
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  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
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  Belchertown residents look toward election, Town Meeting
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  Oliveira leads lawmakers on district tour
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  Gomez named Legislator of the Year by MOVA
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  Committee hosts second forum on Hampden Senior Center expansion
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  Longmeadow reviews updated Hazard Mitigation Plan
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  Inaugural Bear Paw Roll & Stroll moves around the WNE campus
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  Springfield School Committee offers public hearing on proposed FY25 budget
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  Elections impacted by diminished interest, mail-in balloting
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  Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand
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  Akers sworn in as next Springfield police superintendent
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  Sluggish turnout yields some changes in Ware election
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  Hardwick Planning Board rejects landfill zoning changes
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  Plans for third annual Springfield Pride Parade Weekend announced
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  Hampden’s Government Study Committee provides public forum on report findings
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  Springfield awards $12M to support local businesses, projects
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  Saunders talks state aid, immigration policy with Belchertown Select Board
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  Longmeadow hosts visioning session for middle schools
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  Councilor to Springfield Parking Authority: be aggressive in pursuing maintenance funding
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  Legislators provide updates to Monson Select Board
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  Incumbents hold on to seats in Ludlow election races
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  Longmeadow Select Board moves on funding priorities of capital projects
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  Incumbents face challengers in Ludlow Board of Selectmen race
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  Xpress Med Urgent Care opens its doors on Sumner Avenue
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  Ludlow moves toward ‘consumer-friendly’ electricity program
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  Library advocacy groups join state officials for Legislative Breakfast
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  Springfield City Council removes barriers for Akers to be police superintendent
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  Runners’ Hall of Fame to Celebrate third class of inductees
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  Wilbraham community members attend forum on town tax rates
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  Springfield Fire Department receives $50k in safety grant funds
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  Monson Planning Board hears Palmer Road day care proposal
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  Wilbraham Select Board gets first look at FY25 budget proposal
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  Wilbraham awarded Green Communities grant funding
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  MassWildlife updates Patrill Hollow Dam removal plans
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  Palmer moves closer to town manager selection
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  Transfer of Plumb Field property at Duggan approved in Springfield
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  Springfield veteran services director retires, deputy steps up
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  Car break ins prompt warning from Hadley police
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  Hadley Fire Department moving to 24-hour shifts
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  $9M water tank replacement proposal will go to Hadley voters
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  Hadley Planning Board issues more warnings for Russell St. landscaping business
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  Hadley officer honored by police leaders group
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  Young Men’s Club granted alcohol license revision in Hadley