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Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger

By Sarah Heinonen | Apr 30, 2024

Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger

A Monson couple has been recognized by BusinessWest as examples of how individuals can make a big difference in the world. Fred and Mary Kay Kadushin, co-founders of the charity Feed the Kids, were selected as part of the magazine’s Difference Makers Class of 2024.

Sarah Heinonen

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By G. Michael Dobbs | Apr 30, 2024

Augustus details the Healey approach to improving housing

SPRINGFIELD — Secretary of Housing and Livable Communities Ed Augustus said that his secretariat is evidence of Gov. Maura Healey’s commitment to addressing the housing crisis in the commonwealth. Augustus explained in a recent episode of “Government Matters” on...

East-West Rail design to start soon, construction in summer 2027

By Sarah Heinonen | Apr 30, 2024

East-West Rail design to start soon, construction in summer 2027

SPRINGFIELD — At a press conference on April 22, U.S. Rep. Richard Neal (D-Springfield) spoke alongside legislators, and local and state officials, announcing the design of East-West Rail will begin this summer.

Sarah Heinonen

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Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand

By Bill Zito | Apr 24, 2024

Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand

Patrols in Forest Park by Hampden County Sheriff’s Deputies will increase this summer following an April 16 announcement by city of Springfield and Hampden County officials. Mayor Domenic Sarno announces the increase in Forest Park patrols with Hampden County...

Springfield church’s pinwheels offer hope, awareness

By Staasi Heropoulos | Apr 24, 2024

Springfield church’s pinwheels offer hope, awareness

Pinwheels are spread out across the lawn at St. Patrick’s Catholic Church on Allen Street.Reminder Publishing submitted photo SPRINGFIELD — Spinning and sparkling in the sunshine, dozens of pinwheels are catching a breeze on the front lawn at St. Patrick Catholic...

By Sarah Heinonen | Apr 24, 2024

‘Outrun Hunger’ 5K returns as Rachel’s Table expands services

SPRINGFIELD — This May, people have the chance to walk or race around Springfield’s Forest Park, while helping to feed those in need at the Outrun Hunger 5K Race and 1 Mile Fun Walk. Outrun Hunger is organized every two years by Rachel’s Table, an anti-hunger...

By Staasi Heropoulos | Apr 24, 2024

Hall of Fame president named pancake breakfast honorary chair

SPRINGFIELD — When Basketball Hall of Fame President John Doleva was asked to meet Judy Matt in her office, he wasn’t sure what the Spirit of Springfield president had in mind. When he arrived for the meeting, inside the room he saw the mayor, then-police...

Local community mourns loss of ‘rose in a world of thorns’

By Chris Maza | Apr 23, 2024

Local community mourns loss of ‘rose in a world of thorns’

Family, friends and public officials are mourning the death of Eileen Monaghan, a victim of a murder allegedly committed by her boyfriend, Chicopee firefighter Jason Chapdelaine, on April 14.

Chris Maza

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By Tyler Garnet | Apr 23, 2024

HCS Head Start receives MA FRESH grant funding

The second round of the Massachusetts Farming Reinforces Education and Student Health grant funding was announced by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Office for Food and Nutrition Programs. One of the recipients included Holyoke...

Girl Scout project highlights history of St. Gregory Armenian Church

By Staasi Heropoulos | Apr 17, 2024

Girl Scout project highlights history of St. Gregory Armenian Church

Sophia MinassianReminder Publishing submitted photo SPRINGFIELD — When Sophia Minassian visits her Armenian grandmother in Springfield, she hears stories about the old country and what life was like for her Armenian ancestors who settled in the city a century ago....

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Couple recognized for charity that works to end child hunger

Sarah Heinonen

Augustus details the Healey approach to improving housing

East-West Rail design to start soon, construction in summer 2027

Sarah Heinonen

Forest Park Sheriff’s Department patrols will continue, expand

Springfield church’s pinwheels offer hope, awareness

‘Outrun Hunger’ 5K returns as Rachel’s Table expands services

Hall of Fame president named pancake breakfast honorary chair

Local community mourns loss of ‘rose in a world of thorns’

Chris Maza

HCS Head Start receives MA FRESH grant funding

Girl Scout project highlights history of St. Gregory Armenian Church

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