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Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Death penalty may be back on the table for Tsarnaev.
Special guest, MOSSO Tuba player, Steve Perry.
Beacon Hill legislation for more "hen room."
Changes in Mayor Sarno's Staff.
Funding for improvements at Duggan Park.
National Police Weekend to honor fallen officers,
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
A possible shortage of fish sticks.
Jordan Goodman on inflation, infrastructure, oil prices and more.
Coyotes on the prowl in Longmeadow.
Friday night's concert at Symphony Hall to be streamed.
(and more...)
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
The Springfield Mayor supports bail reform legislation.
Mark Auerbach's Arts Beat Report.
A 9/11 memorial Dog Park is in the works.
Retired Veterinarians jump in to help a shortage of amimal medical care.
A Family Friendly "Spooky Safari" at the forest Park Zoo.
West Springfield Veterans Day Parade Invitation
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Friday Oct 08, 2021
Eversource indicates your gas heating costs will go up this winter.
Jay Caron Memorial Lacrosse game for East Longmeadow.
Men riding on the roof and hood of a car in Springfield
Rude vacuum cleaner salesman in Orange.
Poker returns to MGM Springfield.
Mark Auerbach reviews Shirley Valentine, and It's a Grand Night for Singing.
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
PepsiCo facing shortages may raise prices.
A strike at Kelloggs may boost cereal costs.
Springfield Museums present "The Secrets of Autumn!"
United Way "Diaper Drive-Thru!"
Time to change smoke detector batteries.
Abandoned boat in Hampden.
Springfield Museums receives a million dollar grant.
Hampden Police Dept. "Night Out"event!
Mayor Sarno attemds the Wm. Pynchon Awards.
Hampden County Sheriff's Office announces graduates and promotions.
Southampton Paving ongoing.
Wednesday Oct 06, 2021
Wednesday Oct 06, 2021
Mercy Medical Center announces the new CERT program.
Italian Heritage Month with Charlie Becker, Italian Cultural Center of Western Mass.
Holyoke now requires masks in all indoor buildings and gatherings.
Fees for hunting and fishing licenses increase.
Chicopee plans its “Spooktacular!”
State prepares for a possible egg shortage.
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Springfield nominations for Veteran of The Year.
New Mass Public Safety and Security Secretary.
Belly of The Beast Restaurant closes its doors.
Mark Auerbach’s Arts Beat Report.
“Free Music Fridays” at MGM are coming!
Gas prices are up.
Crime down in Springfield for the 7th straight year.
You are invited to the Springfield Veterans Day parade.
Monday Oct 04, 2021
Monday Oct 04, 2021
The term of Springfield’s Poet Laureate has been extended.
Mark Auerbach reviews “A Crossing” at Barrington Stage.
Springfield Museums host a “Pop-up Vaccination Clinic!”
A new traffic light for the new Brightwood-Lincoln School.
More organizations step up to help Smith and Wesson displaced employees.
Mayor Sarno continues his citywide listening tour.
A date for Westfield fireworks!
Biggest lottery prize in months–is even bigger.
Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
A conversation with Springfield City Councilor-At-Large, Jesse Lederman.
Mayor Sarno comments on the Smith and Wesson move.
Powerball Jackpot now at 620 million.
Jackpot win odds.
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Thursday Sep 30, 2021
Stop and Shop offering Flu shots.
Mass Lottery, a profitable enterprise for the state?
Masks now required in Montague.
Sentences now known for a former Police Captain and a former youth boxing coach.
Ludlow Police cope with dancing Hazmat woman.
Springfield Halloween regulations this year.
I-91 on and off ramps to Northampton closed tonight into Friday.