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Chicopee moves ahead with former high school renovation project
The old Chicopee High School on Front Street is soon expected to be converted to a middle school.
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Northboro women honored at Girl Scout recognition dinner
Karen Clarke of Northboro received an Appreciation Pin at the Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts' annual meeting and volunteer recognition dinner on April 7 at the Castle of Knights Banquet and Meeting House in Chicopee.
Legislators wary of new tribe compact
Legislators deciding whether a gaming compact goes before the full House and Senate were worried Wednesday about how much it cost when the first agreement between the Mashpee Wampanoag and the governor was rejected by the federal government.
Granby's Adam Gray and East Longmeadow's Tom Fearn finish...
Prior to the Spring Sizzler two weeks ago, Adam Gray expressed optimism for the upcoming season at Stafford Motor Speedway.
8 Western Massachusetts communities get low-interest loans to improve water, sewer systems
Workers for Baltazar Contractors of Ludlow perform repair work on the sewer line at Washburn and Plainfield streets in Springfield Friday.
Legislators to examine revised Mashpee gaming compact
Lawmakers will take up a revised gaming compact with the Mashpee Wampanoag tribe during a hearing Wednesday and while the compact is not subject to amendment, the chairman of the committee reviewing it says he won't serve as a "rubber stamp." The compact negotiated between the tribe and Gov.
Elms College Bringing BA Program To Berkshire...
The chance from BCC students to earn a bachelor's degree from Elms College just got a lot closer - about 40 miles closer.
Holyoke: Motorcycle run to benefit Soldiersa Home
The second annual Holyoke Soldiers' Home motorcycle run is scheduled for Saturday, June 1, commencing at the Soldiers' Home, 110 Cherry St., and ending at the Moose Lodge, 244 Fuller Road, Chicopee.
Amanda Arsenault pleads guilty to reckless endangerment of child
Amanda Arsenault has pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless endangerment of a child in connection to the death of her 6-month-old son, Naiden Goitia, in July 2009.
Landmark class action disability lawsuit settles in U.S. District Court in Springfield
Loretta Rolland of Holden, Mass., center, smiles as she leaves U. S. Federal Court in Springfield Wednesday with her brother Alfred Rolland, left, of Springfield and her sister, Claire Harris, right, of Chicopee.
Chicopee to offer free classes on building, backyard safety
This photo shows a backyard pool in Central Islip, N.Y. where two young children were found and later pronounced dead, last month.
Testimony begins in lawsuit against Domino's pizza in the...
Attorney Paul G. Boylan from the Boston office of the law firm LeClair Ryan LLC is on the defense team for Dominos Pizza Inc in a civil suit filed by the family of Corey Lind.
As director of campus ministry at Elms College in Chicopee, Sister...
ABOUT THE SERIES The Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield, founded in 1883, is confronting a severe financial crisis which could leave the order without cash assets by 2017.
West Springfield animal lovers comment, offer assistance to city in...
A cat and kittens are seen after being displaced due to fires in Philadelphia. West Springfield is in the process of developing a new animal control ordinance.
Chicopee High School to try preparation course for algebra II
CHICOPEE - In an attempt to help students who struggle in math, teachers have developed an intermediate algebra course that will better prepare teenagers for more advanced courses.
Springfield, Chicopee fire departments battle brush fires
The biggest of the three Saturday was reported at about 4:30 p.m. at 1215 Wilbraham Road in the woods behind Western New England University.
Elizabeth Gloss of Wilbraham presented with Girl Scouts Honor Pin
WILBRAHAM - Elizabeth Gloss, of Wilbraham, was presented the Honor Pin at the Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts annual meeting and volunteer recognition dinner held at the Castle of Knights Banquet and Meeting House in Chicopee.
Fire outside Chicopee Lanes bowling center confined to building exterior
Firefighters work at the scene of a fire outside the Chicopee Lanes bowling center Thursda night on Burnett Road.
Springfield Chamber of Commerce recommends $40,000 pay increase for...
The Springfield Chamber of Commerce is recommending that the salary for mayor be increased to $135,000, saying the $40,000 pay raise is justified given the responsibilities of the job, the size of the community and the lack of any raise in 16 years.