Springfield
Developer proposes housing units at former Maple Street offices in Springfield
SPRINGFIELD — A major redevelopment project is likely coming to three buildings on Maple Street after developers met with the City Council during its March 24 hearings meeting.
Place 2 Be hopes to reopen within next couple months
The Place 2 Be on March 27. No sign is visible.Reminder Publishing photo by Ryan Feyre SPRINGFIELD — More than three months after being evicted, the founder and CEO of the Place 2 Be said that the eatery is aiming to reopen its Springfield location sometime in the...
Financial literacy program becomes crucial during time of inflation
SPRINGFIELD — As price hikes continue to plague commodities like food and natural gas, Springfield Partners for Community Action wants to ease the budgeting burden that many residents in the area currently face.
Cignoli says ‘X’ reconstruction project is ‘ready to go’
SPRINGFIELD — Although a concrete schedule is still up in the air, one of Springfield’s largest roadway projects in the city’s recent history is expected to make headway this year.
Springfield pushes ‘zero tolerance’ message for illegal dirt bikes
SPRINGFIELD — As spring begins to blossom in Western Massachusetts, Springfield is once again cracking down on illegal dirt bikes throughout the city.
WSU paramedic program to meet workforce needs
WESTFIELD — Westfield State University has announced the launch of its new Paramedic Program, set to begin in April and designed to help meet workforce needs in the region.
Central High School’s basketball court now named after Travis Best
SPRINGFIELD — A local legend will forever be ingrained in one of Springfield’s great basketball schools.
Hearing on Birnie Ave./Gerena School Pedestrian Tunnel set for April
SPRINGFIELD — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation and the Springfield DPW are hosting a public hearing on the Birnie Avenue/Gerena School Pedestrian Tunnel project on April 2 at Gerena School Library.
Springfield School Committee authorizes SOIs for 12 SPS projects
SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield School Committee agreed to submit statement of interests forms to the Massachusetts School Building Authority for three new school projects and nine school renovation projects.
U.S. Postal Workers protest possible privatization
SPRINGFIELD — President Donald Trump’s potential desire to move the United States Postal Service under the Commerce Department is causing vexation amongst postal workers across the nation, including here in Springfield.
