Wilbraham
HWRSD budget roundtable highlights challenges of vocational access
WILBRAHAM — During the March 25 budget roundtable meeting, Hampden and Wilbraham officials discussed the challenges of offering vocational training programs, highlighting the multiple factors that impact students’ access. The discussion was first raised by School...
Decades in the making, new Wilbraham Senior Center is ‘a fun, happening space’
WILBRAHAM — Next week, for the first time in decades, older residents of Wilbraham will be able to walk into a space that is dedicated to their enjoyment and helping them live their best lives as they age.
Wilbraham community members attend forum on town tax rates
WILBRAHAM — Residents recently received a crash course on why their local taxes rise or fall, what goes into the arithmetic that determines the tax rates themselves and what often used terms such as “free cash” and “mill rates” actually mean.
Wilbraham awarded Green Communities grant funding
WILBRAHAM — The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources’ Green Communities Division awarded the Town of Wilbraham a $54,358 Green Communities grant to help fund a variety of energy conservation measures.
Wilbraham Select Board gets first look at FY25 budget proposal
WILBRAHAM – In what Town Administrator Nick Breault said he envisions as the first of at least two and possibly three discussions with members, the Select Board received an overview of the FY25 budget proposal at the Jan. 29 meeting.
Local nominated for Grammy for album of grief and reawakening
The music of Carla Patullo’s 2023 album, “So She Howls,” is haunting yet hopeful.
Campaign raises more than $20,000 for officer shot in line of duty
WILBRAHAM — In less than 48 hours, a campaign through the Greg Hill Foundation raised more than $13,500 to benefit Wilbraham Police Officer Cameron Prosperi, who was shot and injured recently during a confrontation with an armed man who allegedly threatened others in his home.
- « Previous
- 1
- …
- 5
- 6
- 7