West Springfield
By Tyler Lederer | Sep 25, 2024
Police site committee focusing on downtown West Springfield
WEST SPRINGFIELD — The Police Station Siting Committee has recommended seven parcels to Mayor William Reichelt, who said he plans to meet with committee Chair Anthony DiStefano after the Big E to discuss them and figure out the town’s next steps. Next steps could...
By Miasha Lee | Sep 25, 2024
Festival, cemetery tours to explore West Springfield’s early history
WEST SPRINGFIELD — On Oct. 19, the Ramapogue Historical Society will host its third annual Fall Festival at the Josiah Day House, 1-4 p.m., followed by cemetery tours from 4 to 7 p.m. at the nearby Park Street Cemetery. “Both events are free,” said Ramapogue...
By Staasi Heropoulos | Sep 25, 2024
West Springfield arts booster exhibits own works at library show
“I had not done a show for maybe 10 years. I used to love it, but assumed I was done with that,” she told Reminder Publishing. “But someone who was supposed to display their work canceled, and the head librarian said to me, ‘Jane, we need your paintings.’ So, I did it.”
Staasi Heropoulos has been a broadcast and print journalist as well as a corporate communications practitioner, in Western Mass. and internationally for more than 40 years. He loves writing feature articles on local people and places but also welcomes story ideas about corporate and government malfeasance. Staasi can be reached at Staasi.Heropoulos@gmail.com.
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By Mike Lydick | Sep 18, 2024
West Springfield teen’s Caribbean trip mixes sports, service
Ten American teenagers traveled to the Dominican Republic this past July to not only play baseball with 10 teenagers from this island country, but also to work together as teammates on a community service project.
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By Tyler Lederer | Sep 18, 2024
Unions call for safety gate at West Springfield railroad crossing
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Mere feet away from the Big E’s busy Gate 9, train conductors use a railroad crossing to transport 33,000 gallons of propane from West Springfield’s CSX yard to NGL Supply, behind Memorial Avenue’s shopping centers.
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By Michael Ballway | Sep 18, 2024
More than speed humps sought on West Springfield’s Circle Drive
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Fixing the potholes on Circle Drive has only made the speeding problem worse, so the town is adding a few bumps back in. The neighborhood is the latest street approved by the Town Council to receive speed humps. But at a Sept. 9 public hearing,...
By Michael Ballway | Sep 18, 2024
West Springfield will try again for Tatham School connector
WEST SPRINGFIELD — The enclosed connector between Tatham School’s main building and its modular classrooms won’t be built until next spring or summer. School Finance and Operations Chief Adam Tarquini told the School Committee on Sept. 10 that the project remains a...
By Tyler Lederer | Sep 18, 2024
Ceremony in West Springfield honors victims of 9/11 attacks
Mayor William Reichelt tells attendees at West Springfield’s annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony to share their stories of the day with the younger generations. Reminder Publishing photo by Tyler Lederer WEST SPRINGFIELD — On Sept. 11, 2001, 23 years ago, West...
By Mike Lydick | Sep 11, 2024
Firehouse, fundraiser or restaurant? Big E’s Station 4 is all 3
WEST SPRINGFIELD — At the Eastern States Exposition, fairgoers can find a variety foods, from deep-fried Oreos to loaded baked potatoes to a variety of exotic foreign dishes. But there is only one place that offers classic American fare cooked and served by local firefighters.
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By Michael Ballway | Sep 11, 2024
West Springfield GOP supports Deaton as U.S. Senate nominee
WEST SPRINGFIELD — Republican voters in West Springfield helped John Deaton gain the nomination for U.S. Senate in the region’s only contested race during the Sept. 3 state primary election. Local GOP voters gave Deaton, a cryptocurrency lawyer from Bolton, about...
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