The teenage victim said two Hispanic teenagers assaulted him and took his book bag and other items.

 

A 19-year-old victim told investigating officers he was assaulted in a wooded section of the park by two other teenagers who took his book bag and other items. No weapon was shown during the alleged incident.

An ambulance was dispatched to the area of the ranger station to assist the victim. The extent of his injuries was not immediately known.

Officers said they were checking the area for the suspects, who were described as two Hispanic teens last seen near the park's tennis courts. One was wearing a white T-shirt and cargo shorts, the other a black shirt and jeans.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Springfield Police Detective Bureau at (413) 787-6355.

Three teenagers were shot in early-morning incidents in Worcester Sunday. Police say in one incident there appeared to be an exchange of gunfire between two groups.

WORCESTER -- The Worcester Telegram & Gazette is reporting that three teenagers were shot in two separate incidents in the city early Sunday morning. 

None of the injuries were life threatening. 

According to a story by T&G reporter Scott J. Croteau, police believe the first shooting, which involved a 15-year-old male victim with a gunshot wound to the thigh, took place on Albert Street. The victim and the witnesses were uncooperative with police, the T&G reported. 

The second shooting was on Dorchester Street just before 3 a.m., the T&G reports. A 16-year-old and a 19-year-old male were found with gunshot wounds to the legs. 

From the Telegram:

Police have responded to at least three gunfire reports in Six Corners since Aug. 21, including an incident involving a man who was shot on Foster Street.

A violent Thanksgiving holiday weekend in Springfield has some city residents on edge, but a police department spokesman said the incidents were isolated and that residents have nothing to worry about.The Republican / File Photo 

Officers were called to Six Corners about 3:30 a.m. after the city's ShotSpotter system detected four gunshots in the area of 67 Dexter St. Details of the investigation were not immediately known, but a detective unit was called back to the scene around 11 a.m. Sunday to take photographs.

The Indian Orchard incident was reported around 4:55 a.m. on Montcalm Street, where a resident reportedly awoke to gunfire and found a bullet hole in a window. A car parked next door to the residence also was struck by gunfire, according to police reports.

Meanwhile, police have responded to multiple gunfire reports in Six Corners over the past 10 days, including this morning's incident.

On Aug. 21, officers responded to shots fired at three people on a George Street porch, none of whom were hit, and an Aug. 23 incident involving a victim who was shot in the foot.

George Street connects to Dexter Street, and Foster Street is just one block away, but police have not indicated if the incidents are connected.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat who leads the Senate intelligence panel, said Obama is perhaps "too cautious" in his approach to combatting the Islamic State group.

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Leaders of the House and Senate intelligence committees on Sunday prodded President Barack Obama to take decisive action against what they say are growing threats from Islamic State militants on U.S. soil.

The lawmakers, one Republican and one Democratic, offered bipartisan pressure on the White House to turn back the hazard of Islamist fighters who have taken control of vast swaths of Syria and Iraq. Those militants now are looking toward the United States or Western Europe for its next targets, lawmakers said.

Without offering specifics on any threats or suggestions how to confront them, the lawmakers said Obama soon needs to develop a comprehensive strategy to crush the fighters.

"His foreign policy is in absolute free-fall," said Rep. Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican who heads the House Intelligence Committee.

In another TV interview, Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the California Democrat who leads the Senate intelligence panel, said Obama is perhaps "too cautious" in his approach to combatting the Islamic State group.

"This is a group of people who are extraordinarily dangerous," Feinstein said. "And they'll kill with abandon."

The pair of lawmakers, who have access to some of the nation's most sensitive secrets and receive regular and detailed briefings from the nation's spy agencies, offered dire predictions of an attack on the United States or its European allies if the militants are not confronted.

"They have announced that they don't intend to stop," Feinstein said. "They have announced that they will come after us if they can, that they will, quote, 'spill our blood.'"

The threat, Rogers said, could include Americans who have trained with Islamic State fighters. He said there are hundreds of Islamic State-trained Americans who can return to the U.S. with their American passports.

"I'm very concerned because we don't know every single person that has an American passport that has gone and trained and learned how to fight," Rogers said.

Rogers said U.S. intelligence agencies were tracking the Americans who are known to have traveled to the region. If they helped Islamic State fighters, he said, they should be charged under laws that prohibit Americans from aiding terrorists.

"ISIL would like to have a Western-style attack to continue this notion that they are the leading jihadist group in the world," Rogers said, using another name for the group.

The top Democrat on his intelligence panel, Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger of Maryland, was more skeptical. He said more needs to be known before judging whether they plan to commit terrorist acts in the U.S. any time soon. The group's priority now seems to be to hold on to territory it has gained rather than export violence.

"It is extremely urgent, but you don't just rush in," he said.

It was a view shared by Rep. Adam Smith, a Washington state Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee: "We can't simply bomb first and ask questions later."

Sen. John McCain, an Arizona Republican who serves on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, urged fast action and said Islamic State fighters "must be defeated, not contained," because they represent a direct threat to the U.S.

Added Homeland Security Committee member Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y.: "The longer we wait, the more dangerous" the group becomes.

Feinstein said she has seen nothing that compares to the viciousness of the militants who have overrun large portions of Iraq, killed civilians and beheaded American journalist James Foley. The Islamic State group has financing, military structure and weapons unlike any other militants, she said.

Obama said Thursday he did not yet have a strategy for dealing with the Islamic State organization, a remark that brought criticism from Democrats and Republicans. In an interview published early this year by The New Yorker, the president appeared to minimize the group by comparing it to a junior varsity basketball team. The White House said he was speaking about a different threat posed by a range of extremists across the world.

Feinstein said she thought the basketball analogy was wrong -- "I think it's a major varsity team" -- but would not say whether she thought Obama projected weakness by admitting he had no strategy.

"I think I've learned one thing about this president, and that is he's very cautious," she said. "Maybe in this instance, too cautious. I do know that the military, I know that the State Department, I know that others have been putting plans together. And so hopefully, those plans will coalesce into a strategy."

Feinstein spoke to NBC's "Meet the Press." Rogers appeared on "Fox News Sunday." Ruppersberger was on CNN's "State of the Union." McCain, Smith and King were interviewed on CBS' "Face the Nation."

The Islamist militia's move likely will reinvigorate debate in the U.S. over its role in Libya, more than three years after supporting rebels who toppled dictator Moammar Gadhafi.

TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) -- The Islamist-allied militia group in control of Libya's capital has "secured" a U.S. Embassy residential compound there, more than a month after American personnel evacuated from the country over ongoing fighting, one of its commanders said Sunday.

The Islamist militia's move likely will reinvigorate debate in the U.S. over its role in Libya, more than three years after supporting rebels who toppled dictator Moammar Gadhafi. It also comes near the two-year anniversary of the slaying of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans in Libya's second-largest city of Benghazi.

An Associated Press journalist walked through the U.S. Embassy compound Sunday after the Dawn of Libya, an umbrella group for Islamist militias, invited onlookers inside. Some windows at the compound had been broken, but it appeared most of the equipment there remained untouched. The journalist saw treadmills, food, televisions and computers still inside.

A commander for the Dawn of Libya group, Moussa Abu-Zaqia, told the AP that his forces had entered and been in control of the compound since last week, a day after it has seized control of the capital and its international airport after weeks of fighting with a rival militia. Abu-Zaqia said the rival militia was in the compound before his troops took it over.

The Dawn of Libya militia is not associated with the extremist militia Ansar al-Shariah, which Washington blames for the deadly assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11, 2012, that killed Stevens and the three other Americans.

A video posted online Sunday showed unarmed men playing in a pool at the compound and jumping into it from a second-story balcony. Voices heard in the video identified it as the U.S. Embassy compound.

In a message on Twitter, U.S. Ambassador to Libya Deborah Jones said the video appeared to have been shot in at the embassy's residential annex, though she said she couldn't "say definitively" since she wasn't there.

"To my knowledge & per recent photos the US Embassy Tripoli chancery & compound is now being safeguarded and has not been ransacked," she wrote on Twitter. She did not immediately respond to a request to elaborate. State Department officials in Washington also declined to immediately comment.

On July 26, U.S. diplomats evacuated the compound and the capital to neighboring Tunisia under a U.S. military escort as fighting between rival militias intensified and thousands fled. The State Department said embassy operations would be suspended until the security situation improved.

Typically, local forces provide security for diplomatic posts, but Libya's government has largely relied on militias for law enforcement since Gadhafi's ouster, as its military and police forces remain weak. In the past several weeks, the security vacuum in Tripoli deepened as militia violence worsened. It remains unclear who the U.S. left in control of guarding its facilities after its personnel evacuated.

Libya's militias, many of which originate from rebel forces that fought Gadhafi, have become powerful players in post-war Libya. Successive governments have put militias on their payroll in return for maintaining order, but rivalries over control and resources have led to fierce fighting among them and posed a constant challenge to the central government and a hoped-for transition to democracy.

Following weeks of fighting that brought the capital to a standstill, the Dawn of Libya militia said last week it managed to seize control of Tripoli's airport and drive a rival militia from the mountain town of Zintan out of the capital. It is now deployed around the capital and has sought to restore normalcy in the city. The group called on foreign diplomats to return now that the fighting has subsided.

The residents were home at the time, said police.

 

EASTHAMPTON — Easthampton residents are warned to remain vigilant after a report of an attempted daytime breaking and entering.

Saturday around 2:40 p.m., police responded to 139 Hendrick St. for a report of a breaking and entering in progress, said officer William Mielke. The residents were home at the time, he said. Nothing was taken, and no arrest has been made, said Mielke.

Mielke said residents should call police if they observe suspicious activity in their neighborhoods. The incident remains under investigation.

A resident of a Boston Road home reportedly "spooked" a would-be burglar, who fled the scene on a scooter-type vehicle with no lights. Anyone with information is asked to call the Wilbraham Police Department at (413) 596-3837.

 

Officer Brent Noyes, Sgt. Edward Lennon and Detective Jeffrey Rudinski responded to the area of 3000 Boston Road after receiving a report of someone trying to illegally enter the occupied home through a bedroom window.

"The suspect was spooked by an occupant of the residence and fled the scene," police said.

No description was given for the suspect, who reportedly fled the scene on a scooter-type vehicle with no lights.

Police were unable to locate the vehicle, however, and are asking anyone with information about the incident to call them at (413) 596-3837.

In a culture where the 24/7 news cycle dissects events and often fills the information void with opinion, the topic of police shootings has become polarizing — from the White House to cable shows to Asia.

LOS ANGELES — They were killed in Wisconsin, New York and California. Some were shot on the street. One was killed in a Wal-Mart. Another died after being placed in a chokehold. All died at the hands of police and all have been united by one thing: the killing of Michael Brown.

Details may differ, circumstances of their deaths may remain unknown, but the outrage that erupted after the Aug. 9 fatal shooting of the unarmed, black 18-year-old by a white officer in Ferguson, Missouri, has become a rallying cry in protests over police killings across the nation.

While there's been nothing approaching the violence seen in the St. Louis suburb, demonstrations fueled by a sense of injustice and buoyed with the help of social media have rolled across cities, regardless of whether the shootings took place last week or last month.

The spark, said Garrett Duncan, an associate professor of education and African-American studies at Washington University in St. Louis, was how Ferguson police bungled the aftermath of Brown's killing, leading to rioting and looting in the face of a heavily armed police force and, later, the National Guard.

"When you leave an 18-year-old boy's body in the street for four hours in a Missouri summer, that's going to trigger something," Duncan said. "The reason it's politicized is we still don't know what's going on. The boy is buried and we still don't know the circumstances."

"Folks exploit these things for one thing or another," he said. "Whether to loot — or get their 15 minutes of fame."

In a culture where the 24/7 news cycle dissects events and often fills the information void with opinion, the topic of police shootings has become polarizing — from the White House to cable shows to Asia.

Brown's name and Ferguson have become synonymous with police killings. They have been splashed on signs by protesters, added to hashtags on Twitter and referred to on T-shirts that sport the refrain heard in the city: "Hands up! Don't shoot."

In Albuquerque, New Mexico, a city facing federal-ordered reforms over excess police force, protesters have begun invoking Brown's name at rallies connected to the city's string of police shootings.

David Correia, a critic of city police, said protesters invoked Brown's name because they believe minorities have been targeted in some excessive force cases. Around half of the 41 police shootings involved Hispanic suspects in a city where about half of the residents are Latino.

"Although it is true that many of the victims of police shootings here have been the homeless and those struggling with mental illness, that element of racialized police violence is there," Correia said.

Brown's name has been spoken loudly in Los Angeles where demonstrators peacefully marched, held vigils and confronted police leaders over the Aug. 11 killing of Ezell Ford, a 25-year-old unarmed black man who family members said was mentally ill.

Police said he tackled an officer and reached for his gun. News media have reported that witnesses did not see any struggle.

With LA's long history of racial tensions between police and the black community — including the deadly violence that followed the acquittal of officers who beat Rodney King — the Los Angeles Police Department has taken a more proactive approach, releasing information and holding public forums.

"They've gone on a charm tour with the community," said Earl Ofari Hutchinson, president of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable. Still, he said, the same tensions that boiled over in Ferguson lie just beneath the surface in Los Angeles.

"While you didn't see the looting and mass demonstrations that you saw in Ferguson, the hostilities, distrust and mistrust between the African-American community and LAPD is still there," he said.

Brown's death has refocused attention on race in some killings or renewed interest in older cases.

The Aug. 5 shooting of a black man holding an air rifle in an Ohio Wal-Mart didn't become a racial issue until after Ferguson blew up with violence. The family of John Crawford III has since called on the U.S. Department of Justice to launch a civil rights probe.

In Milwaukee, demonstrators have taken to the streets three weeks in a row to call for federal officials to investigate police brutality against minorities after Dontre Hamilton, a 31-year-old black man who was shot and killed by a white Milwaukee police officer four months ago.

In New York, the City Council will review police procedures after a black man suspected of illegally selling cigarettes on the street died after being placed in a chokehold by a white officer.

Gina Thayne's nephew, Dillon Taylor, 20, was fatally shot by Salt Lake City police within days of Brown's death. Protesters decried the use of lethal force in Taylor's shooting and others, including Brown's, as well as the outfitting of officers around the nation with military-style gear.

Thayne said she participated in the demonstrations, but was reluctant to make a connection between the two cases.

"I just want to find out the truth, no matter what it is," she said.

The man was declared dead at the scene.

File photo  

CABOT, VT. – A 70-year-old man was killed Friday when the tractor he was driving rolled over and trapped him underneath, according to Vermont State Police officials.

Robert Eastman, of 103 Jug Brook Road, was working on an area near his driveway when he lost control of his tractor on an embankment. It rolled over and down the embankment into a brook, police said.

Eastman was found pinned underneath the tractor at about 5 p.m. He was declared dead on the scene as a result of his injuries, police said.

Police have ruled his death an accident.

Cabot is located northeast of Montpellier.

WESTFIELD - Freshman moved into the dormitories at Westfield State University on Sunday, Aug. 31. Classes are scheduled to begin next week.

WESTFIELD - Freshman moved into the dormitories at Westfield State University on Sunday, Aug. 31. Classes are scheduled to begin next week.

The fair runs through Monday, Sept. 1.

The Three County Fair, now in its 197th year, runs through Monday at the fairgrounds just off Route 9 in Northampton.

Monday's highlights include a new local music festival, featuring bands ranging from The Dire Honeys and Sun Parade to Gone By Daylight, The Alchemystics and Potty Mouth.

Above, a gallery of scenes from Saturday night at the fair.

Banh Mi, destroyed last year by fire, is back in a new Northampton location.

NORTHAMPTON — A well-loved, family-owned Vietnamese restaurant burned out of its former location in Hadley is now up and running in downtown Northampton.

Banh Mi Saigon was one of a dozen small businesses destroyed in a massive Oct. 27 fire that consumed a rambling, wooden Route 9 Hadley strip mall. Friday, Bahn Mi reopened its doors at 181 Main St. in Northampton, the former site of Pho Vietnam.

On Sunday afternoon, owner Chuong Son, his wife Mung Pham, and other family members could be found working in the restaurant's downstairs kitchen. While some prepped vegetables for the venue's signature bahn mi sandwiches, pho soup, bun noodle bowls, rice plates and appetizers, others were cleaning and stocking after the day's lunch rush.

"The first day was a little hectic," said Son, taking a break. "We're getting used to the new place, and figuring out how to set things up so we can be most efficient. Simple things, such as where do you put certain utensils?"

At the time of the fire, Son didn't think he'd be able to rebuild. The family had poured its life savings into the venture. Thanks to generous contributions from individuals and the business community — and a loan from the non-profit community development group Common Capital — Banh Mi was able to rise again.

Son said he immigrated to the United States from Vietnam in 1989. In 2007, the woman who was soon to be his wife also arrived on American soil. "We were from the same village," said Pham. "We met each other at a wedding ceremony in Vietnam."

Northampton is a great place to be, said Son, with its bustling downtown.

"Maybe things happen for a reason," he mused. "Losing our business to fire was horrible, but now we are in a much better place."

AGAWAM - The New England Antique Racers, Inc. and the NEAR Hall of Fame hosted the Riverside Park Speedway celebration at the Agawam Polish Club on Suday, Aug. 31. The event featured stock race cars on display, former drivers and loads of speedway memorabilia.

AGAWAM - The New England Antique Racers, Inc. and the NEAR Hall of Fame hosted the Riverside Park Speedway celebration at the Agawam Polish Club on Suday, Aug. 31.

The event featured stock race cars on display, former drivers and loads of speedway memorabilia.

The Tweet-Along is a way to show people the duties of police and give residents a chance to ask questions.

GREENFIELD – Police are trying a new way to reach out to residents and give them a better idea of what the day in the life of an officer is all about.

At the start of the second shift on Sunday, Lt. William Gordon signed onto to the Greenfield Police Twitter account and started sending out messages describing the minute-by-minute duties of Officer Jason Haskins, a 7-year-veteran of the force.

“It is a new technology for us and we are trying to be a part of it,” he said.

Greenfield Police already has a Facebook Page where officers post a variety of information including arrest reports and public service announcements. The Department recently also started putting announcements out on Twitter.

The Tweet-Along started with the roll call, held every day at 2:50 p.m. before officers on the second shift hit the streets. It also showed the equipment used daily and a brief test of one of the Tasar guns, which is done before every shift. It is to end at 7 p.m.

During the feed, Gordon is posting photographs and information about what Haskins is doing. He is also following the scanner and including information about what other officers are also doing.

“It is a way to have another connection with our community. It is kind of a ride along people can do in the safety of their own homes and in the air conditioning,” Gordon said.

Gordon said so far his favorite part of the experiment is being able to answer questions from the public.

After showing a radar stop, one person asked if police have limitations on where they can use radar to catch speeders. The answer is they can go anywhere as long as it is a public way.

Another person wanted to know if the bulletproof vests officers wear are hot, especially on a day like humid day like Sunday. The answer is they are very heavy and on a warm day most officers have salt stains on their T-shirts when they take the vests off at the end of a shift. Greenfield Police are required to wear the vests, Gordon said.

“I can get information to people that they want to know. I can lecture all day but I’ve been a police officer for 20 years so my perception is different than someone’s who has never been in a cruiser,” he said.

Greenfield Police Chief Robert H. Haigh Jr. proposed rolling out the Tweet-Along on Sunday afternoon because it is typically a quieter shift. Gordon said he is relatively new to posting on Twitter so a slower-paced day gave him a chance to figure things out when there is less chaos.

People have the perception that police just drive around patrolling. This gives them a chance to see what officers do. Even on a quiet day they go from call-to-call, Gordon said.

Some of the incidents included in the posts are about deliveries of summons, traffic stops with a warning given, a $185 ticket for possession of marijuana, a minor car accident and a breaking-and-entering call. One of the calls he only Tweeted a small bit of information since the case is under investigation and some details have to stay confidential.

Gordon also mixed some humor into the blog. Before he rolled out the Tweet-Along, he posted a couple of video clips from 80s police shows CHiPS and Hill Street Blues. He also posted a photo of a Dunkin’ Donuts drink with the caption “must stay hydrated.”

He also posted some fun facts such as: Police never slam their doors to give them the element of stealth.

The Greenfield Police tweets can be seen by typing in #gpdtweets or @GreenfieldPD.

The lunch event is scheduled for noontime on Sept. 18 at the 350 Grille, 350 Worthington St., Springfield. Reservations can be made by calling (413) 783-0195.

SPRINGFIELD — Police Commissioner John Barbieri last week declined an invitation from the Outer Belt Civic Association to discuss the city's latest homicide, which happened in the Outer Belt section of Sixteen Acres. But the commissioner has apparently accepted an invite to speak at an upcoming Exchange Club of Springfield event in downtown Springfield, according to that organization's leader.

Barbieri is the guest speaker at a Sept. 18 event at the 350 Grille on Worthington Street, according to Dot Lortie, chairwoman of the Exchange Club, an organization dedicated to promoting youth and community service and preventing child abuse.

Lortie said the public is invited to attend the noontime lunch event, which costs $15. Reservations can be made by calling (413) 783-0195.

Meanwhile, Barbieri cited the ongoing investigation into the Aug. 22 shooting death of 24-year-old Keith Gendreau as the reason for declining the invite from the Outer Belt Civic Association.

The association had sent a letter to Barbieri, asking him to keep them in the loop about crime prevention efforts in the normally quiet neighborhood in the wake of the killing – the city's tenth this year. But the commissioner said it was too early to elaborate on the investigation.

Walter Gould, president of the association, said he understood Barbieri's rationale, adding that the group didn't want to jeopardize the police investigation. "We are just trying to get information," he said, adding that Barbieri told him he may be able to attend the association's October meeting.

A man called police after seeing his girlfriend's stolen car on Memorial Drive in Chicopee, police said.

From left, top row: Brandon Jones, Damahja Sharpe. Bottom row: Dante Lee, Kourtney JohnsonChicopee police photo 

CHICOPEE - Police arrested four men Sunday afternoon on Memorial Drive after they were spotted in a car that had been reported stolen in South Hadley, police said.

According to Chicopee police, they were called to the Hess Station on Memorial Drive just before 1 p.m. by a man who reported seeing his girlfriend’s car, which had been reported stolen, being driven along Memorial Drive.

Officer William Powell spotted the vehicle parked at the Auto Zone Plaza on Memorial Drive. He ordered the four occupants to get out and lie on the ground, and all four complied, police said.

When the car was confirmed to have been stolen, police arrested the four men, Brandon Jones, 19, of Vernon, Connecticut, Damahja Sharpe, 19, and Kourtney Johnson, 20, both from Boston, and Dante Lee, 18, of Springfield.

Each was charged with possession of stolen property, a motor vehicle.

They are scheduled to be arraigned on the charge Tuesday in Chicopee District Court.

Kindergarten and early childhood students will start class one week later.

CHICOPEE - Most of the 7,900 students in the city's public school will begin class on Tuesday.

There are exceptions, with students in grades 10 through 12 beginning the school year on Wednesday so freshmen will have one day of orientation while they are alone in the high schools.

Kindergarten and early childhood students start school one week later.

Chicopee traditionally begins the school year after Labor Day. Most of the public schools in the region returned to school last week.

This is the bus schedule for the city's 14 schools

ANNA E BARRY SCHOOL BUS #1
7:44 a.m. GRANBY RD@STANLEY DR.
7:52 a.m. MEMORIAL DR @ LAUZIER TER.
7:52 a.m. MEMORIAL DR @ BEAUREGARD TER.
7:53 a.m. BEAUREGARD TER @ BEAUREGARD CT
7:59 a.m. SCHOOLHOUSE RD @ FELIX ST
8 a.m. 260 SCHOOLHOUSE RD
8:02 a.m. 80 VALIER AVE
8:07 a.m. 11 CHRISTOPHER ST
8:08 a.m. CHRISTOPHER ST & TRILBY AVE
8:08 a.m. GRATTAN ST & KAVENEY ST
8:18 a.m. ANNA E BARRY SCHOOL ARRIVAL

ANNA E. BARRY SCHOOL BUS #2
7:35 a.m. 999 MEMORIAL DR @ ARBOR DAYCARE
7:41 a.m. SWOL ST @ SIMONICH ST
7:43 a.m. WANDA ST @ SZETELA DR
7:46 a.m. EDGEWOOD AVE @ CLAIRMONT AVE
7:50 am ONDRIK ST @ SUNFLOWER AVE
7:54 a.m. BEESLEY AVE @ COBB AVE
7:57 a.m. NELSON ST @ PARKWOOD DR
7:58 a.m. MAYFLOWER AVE @ SHERWOOD ST
8:01 a.m. ACKER CIR @ KANE DR
8:02 a.m. ACKER CIR @ MAYFLOWER AVE
8:05 a.m. NELSON ST @ GRANDVIEW ST
8:05 a.m. GRANBY RD @ BARIL LN
8:08 a.m. GRANBY RD @ FISHER RD
8:10 a.m. GRANBY RD @ LAWRENCE RD
8:12 a.m. LAWRENCE RD @ BROUILLARD DR
8:15 a.m. CHAMPAGNE AVE @ DANIEL DR
8:20 a.m. ANNA E BARRY SCHOOL ARRIVAL

ANNA E. BARRY SCHOOL BUS #3
8:03 a.m. 470 MEMORIAL DR @ WINDSOR CT APTS
8:07 a.m. SHERIDAN ST @ CELEBRATION CIR
8:09 a.m. SHERIDAN ST @ GERARD LANE
8:12 a.m. SLATE RD @ DEJORDY LN
8:13 a.m. SLATE RD & NAWROCKI DR
8:17 a.m. NAWROCKI DR @ TURNAROUND
8:18 a.m. SHERIDAN ST @ DEWEY STREET
8:18 a.m. SHERIDAN ST @ CENTRAL AVE
8:19 a.m. SERGEANT AVE @ CENTRAL AVE
8:21 a.m. SHERIDAN ST @ PATRICK ST
8:23 a.m. ANNA E BARRY SCHOOL ARRIVAL

ANNA E. BARRY SCHOOL BUS #4
7:40 a.m. QUARTUS ST@INGHAM ST
7:45 a.m. JOHNSON RD @ Gum Drop Lane
7:45 a.m. 226 COLLEGE ST
7:47 a.m. 63 VOSS AVE
7:48 a.m. BRITTON ST @ ROYAL ST
7:52 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ RIVERVIEW PL
7:54 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ ADAMS ST
7:55 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ FOREST ST
7:57 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ WILLWOOD ST
7:59 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ RAYMOND AVE
7:59 a.m. BERNARD ST @ HAUS AVE
8:00 a.m. MCKINSTRY AVE @ DOUGLAS CIR
8:00 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ CLARENDON AVE
8:02 a.m. CHICOPEE ST @ ROY ST
8:09 a.m. ANNA E BARRY SCHOOL ARRIVAL

ANNA E. BARRY SCHOOL BUS #5
7:47 a.m. MONTELLO RD & MONTAUK RD
7:50 a.m. DALE ST & STEBBINS ST
7:55 a.m. CHAMPAGNE AVE & DANILE DR
7:56 a.m. LEONA AVE & LAWRENCE RD
8:03 a.m. 224 EXCHANGE ST
8:05 a.m. FAIRVIEW AVE & SARATOGA AVE
8:09 a.m. NEWBURY ST & RIMMON AVE
8:16 a.m. BROADWAY & SUMMER
8:16 a.m. COCHRAN ST & HAMILTON ST
8:18 a.m. COCHRAN ST & MUZZY ST
8:19 a.m. MUZZY ST & EAST ST
8:22 a.m. 226 EAST MAIN ST
8:25 a.m. ANNA E. BARRY SCHOOL ARRIVAL

BELCHER SCHOOL BUS #1

8:03 am E MAIN ST@BELCHER ST
8:04am 226 EAST MAIN ST
8:06 am 270/276 EAST MAIN ST
8:07 am E MAIN ST @ ROSE ST
8:09 am E MAIN ST @ HILTON ST
8:10 am E MAIN ST @ HILLMAN ST
8:12 am E MAIN ST & ARMANELLA ST
8:14 am E MAIN ST @ SUNNYSIDE ST
8:16 am E MAIN ST @ RUSKIN ST
8:17 am E MAIN ST @ LESTER ST
8:19 am LESTER ST & RICH ST
8:20 am ONDRICK DR & EAST ST
8:21 am EAST ST @ BUTLER AVE
8:22 am EAST ST @ HILTON ST
8:28 am BELCHER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

BELCHER SCHOOL BUS #2

7:53 am BELCHER ST@MAPLE ST
7:56 am 70 BROADWAY
8:08 am WALNUT STREET @ HASTINGS ST
8:08 am HASTINGS ST & WALNUT ST
8:10 am PINE ST & GROVE
8:11 am BROADWAY @ SUMMER ST
8:16 am GROVE ST @ ELLERTON ST
8:17 am GROVE ST @ BEAUDOIN CT
8:18 am GROVE ST & OAK ST
8:22 am BELCHER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

BELCHER SCHOOL BUS #3

7:39 am BROADWAY@WILLIAM ST
7:41 am KIRBY ST @ EDMUND ST
7:43 am ST JAMES AVE @ WOODLAWN ST
7:45 am MARLBOROUGH ST @ MEDFORD ST
7:48 am MEDFORD ST @ CORTLAND ST
7:51 am CORTYLAND ST & ST JAMES AVE
7:53 am BROADWAY & SUNNYMEADE AVE
7:59 am BROADWAY @ GOODHUE AVE
7:58 am WESTERN AVE @ WHEATLAND AVE
8:02 am 265 WHEATLAND ST
8:03 am WHEATLAND AVE@MUSIAK DRIVE
8:03 am BEMIS AVE & DALTON AVE
8:04 am WHEATLAND AVE & GOODHUE AVE
8:07 am WHEATLAND AVE @ SUNNYMEADE AVE
8:08 am WHEATLAND AVE @ ARCHIE ST
8:11 am BEAUCHAMP TER @ CONNECTICUT AVE
8:12 am BEAUCHAMP TER @ CLAIRE ST
8:14 am SOUTHWICK ST @ YALE ST
8:17 am SOUTHWICK ST @ CHARLES ST
8:21 am BELCHER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

BELCHER SCHOOL BUS# 4

7:55 am FRONTENAC ST@HILLCREST ST
7:57 am FRONTENAC ST @ HAJEC CIR
7:58 am HUNTINGTON AVE @ HENDRICK ST
8:01 am HUNTINGTON AVE @ MONROE ST
8:03 am HUNTINGTON AVE @ MADISON ST
8:03 am MADISON ST @ WASHINGTON ST
8:07 am BROADWAY & ARLINGTON ST
8:07 am BROADWAY @ ALVORD AVE
8:12 am COCHRAN ST @ HARVARD ST
8:17 am COCHRAN ST @ SOUTHWICK ST
8:21 am EAST ST @ E STREET AVE
8:22 am EAST ST @ FULLER ST
8:25 am BELCHER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

BELCHER SCHOOL BUS# 5

7:50 am E MAIN ST@CRESTWOOD ST
7:51 am CRESTWOOD ST @ MARGUERITE ST
7:53 am GLENDALE ST @ ASHLAND ST
7:54 am E MAIN ST @ BALTIMORE AVE
7:56 am E MAIN ST @ ETON ST
7:57 am 72 CAREW ST
7:59 am BROMONT ST & ROCHESTER ST
7:58 am BROMONT ST & ROYALTON ST
7:59 am EAST ST & ROCHESTER ST
8:00 am EAST ST & FRONTENAC ST
8:01 am FRONTENAC ST & BRITTANY ST
8:03 am BRITTANY ST & LACHINE ST
8:04 am MT ROYAL ST & EAST ST
8:05 am EAST ST & MT ROYAL ST
8:04 am EAST ST @ CRESTWOOD ST
8:08 am 62 CAMBRIDGE ST
8:06 am CAMBRIDGE ST @ VICTORIA PARK
8:09 am EAST ST & BUTLER AVE
8:09 am 42 GROVE ST @ HYDRANT & COURT ST
8:15 am BELCHER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #1

6:40 am 357 BURNETT RD @ ECONO-LODGE
6:45 am BURNETT RD @ ROBAK DR
6:47 am BURNETT RD @ LOOMIS DR
6:48 am BURNETT RD @ OLKO CIR
6:50 am OLKO CIR @ DEROY DR
6:55 am BLUEBIRD ACRES TRAILER PARK
7:05 am 283 FULLER ROAD/283D FULLER RD
7:07 am FULLER RD @ DAVID ST
7:09 am SHERIDAN ST @ SCHLEY ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS # 2

6:34 am ECONO LODGE DOOR C
6:39 am DOBEK AVE@SZADY DR
6:44 am POST RD @ ANGELA DR @ 2ND INTERSECTION
6:45 am ANGELA DR @ POST RD
6:49 am CINNAMON DR @ BASIL RD
6:54 am LAFOND DR @ TOLPA CIR
6:57 am TOLPA CIR @ TOLPA CT
6:59 am LABELLE CIR @ MARK ST
7:02 am 36 JOHNNY CAKE HOLLOW RD @ MOTEL 6
7:07 am SHERIDAN ST @ CENTRAL AVE
7:08 am MONTGOMERY ST @ COLONIAL CIR
7:14 am GRANBY RD @ STANLEY DR
7:21 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #3

6:54 am E MAIN ST@ETON ST
6:57 am E MAIN ST @ MARYLAND AVE
6:57 am E MAIN ST @ NEW YORK AVE
6:58 am E MAIN ST @ CRESTWOOD ST
7:00 am LOVELAND TER @ GLENDALE ST
7:08 am CAREW ST @ EAST ST
7:08 am ONDRICK DR & JEAN CIR
7:10 am ONDRICK DR & EAST ST
7:10 am EAST ST @ RUSKIN ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #4

6:43 am E MAIN ST @ HELEN ST
6:44 am E MAIN ST @ ARMANELLA ST
6:44 am E MAIN ST @ HILLMAN ST
6:45 am E MAIN ST @ ROSE ST
6:48 am BELCHER ST @ MAPLE ST
6:59 am E MAIN ST @ HILLMAN ST
7:03 am SHERIDAN ST @ CENTRAL AVE
7:06 am SLATE RD @ DEJORDY LN
7:09 am NAWROCKI DR @ TURNAROUND
7:12 am SHERIDAN ST@GERARD LANE
7:15 am SHERIDAN ST @ CELEBRATION CIR
7:15 am SHERIDAN ST @ HOLIDAY CIR
7:21 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #5

6:58 am BEAUCHAMP TER@TORONTO ST
7:02 am BEAUCHAMP TER @ FRONTENAC ST
7:06 am BROADWAY @ SMITH ST
7:06 am BROADWAY @ WOODLAWN ST
7:06 am BROADWAY @ WESTERN AVE
7:08 am BROADWAY @ MEDFORD ST
7:11 am BROADWAY @ MADISON ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #6

6:42 am 463 MEMORIAL DR @ QUALITY INN
6:43 am 450 MEMORIAL DR @ DAYS INN
6:48 am HAMILTON ST @ COCHRAN ST
6:49 am SHELTON ST @ HUNTINGTON AVE
7:01 am WAITE AVE @ COCHRAN ST
7:01 am EAST ST @ HILTON ST
7:07 am MONTGOMERY ST @ FITZPATRICK LN
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #7

6:49 am BROADWAY@SUNNYMEADE AVE@MEDFORD ST
6:50 am WESTERN AVE @ WHEATLAND AVE
6:53 am WHEATLAND AVE @ SUNNYMEADE AVE
6:56 am WHEATLAND AVE @ FRONT ST
6:59 am GROVE ST @ BEAUDOIN CT
7:03 am 42 GROVE ST@HYDRANT@COURT ST
7:10 am COLUMBA ST @ CONNELL ST
7:11 am COLUMBA ST @ LAUREL ST
7:21 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #8

7:03 am BROADWAY @ SUMMER ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #9

6:52 am GRATTAN ST@LEARY AVE
7:00 am GRATTAN ST @ GRANBY RD
7:01 am GRATTAN ST @ HOBSON CT
7:04 am STEWART ST @ LUDGER AVE
7:10 am JULIA AVE @ VALIER AVE
7:10 am #260 SCHOOLHOUSE RD
7:12 am TRILBY AVE @ CHRISTOPHER ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #10

6:55 am GRANBY RD @ SZETELA DR
6:57 am CHAMPAGNE AVE @ DANIEL DR
6:58 am LEONA AVE @ LAWRENCE RD
7:04 am GRANBY RD @ FISHER RD
7:04 am NELSON ST @ CARTER DR
7:06 am OVERLOOK Dr. & MAYFLOWER
7:08 am NELSON ST @ RANDALL ST
7:11 am SUNFLOWER AVE @ ONDRIK ST
7:12 am CLAIRMONT AVE @ EDGEWOOD AVE
7:14 am SIMONICH ST @ SWOL ST
7:17 am GRANBY RD @ CZEPIEL ST
7:20 am GRANBY RD @ LAUZIER TER
7:23 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Bus #11

6:54 am CHESTER ST @ PAJAK ST
6:57 am OLD FIELD RD @ ARNOLD AVE
7:01 am OLD FIELD RD @ BEAUMONT ST
7:04 am OLD FIELD RD @ POPLAR ST
7:06 am OLDFIELD RD & KURTZ
7:10 am CHICOPEE ST @ ELMER DR
7:14 am EASTERN DR @ CRESCENT DR
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #12

7:04 am MEETINGHOUSE RD @ ELMER DR
7:23 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Bus #13

6:58 am MCKINSTRY AVE@EASTERN DR@BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
7:02 am MCKINSTRY AVE @ CRESCENT DR
7:21 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #14

6:55 am MEETINGHOUSE RD@ELCON DR@STEFANIK MEM ES
7:08 am CHICOPEE ST @ WILLWOOD ST
7:10 am CHICOPEE ST @ MELVIN ST
7:19 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #15

7:00 am CHICOPEE ST.@ BONNER ST. & STATE ST../460 CHI
7:16 am CHICOPEE ST@SHEPARDST@DUCHARME
7:16 am CHICOPEE ST @ ST ANTHONY ST
7:23 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #16

7:00 am CHICOPEE ST & LORRAINE ST
7:15 am MEADOW ST & STATE ST
7:10 am MEADOW ST & LEMAY ST
7:12 am ELIZABETH ST & CHICOPEE ST
7:23 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #17

7:00 am CHICOPEE ST@HOPE ST
7:20 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

EDWARD BELLAMY MIDDLE SCHOOL Bus #18

6:34 am 70 BROADWAY
6:42 am NEWBURY ST & RIMMON AVE
6:45 am HAMPDEN ST & STONINA DR
6:47 am EXCHANGE ST & DWIGHT ST
6:56 am GRATTAN ST & CHAPEL ST
7:04 am BLANCHARD ST & BRITTON ST
7:07 am MEMORIAL DR & IRENE ST
7:11 am EDWARD BELLAMY MS ARRIVAL

PATRICK BOWE BUS #1

7:55 am FRONT ST @ BONNEVILLE AVE
8:02 am FAIRVIEW AVE@BONNEVILLE AVE
8:04 am RZASA DR & FANJOY DR
8:05 am MOORE ST & RIDGEWOOD RD
8:07 am GLENWOOD ST & HAVEN ST
8:10 am HAFEY ST & FAIRVIEW AVE
8:10 am FAIRVIEW AVE & ORCHARD ST
8:15 am #68 FAIRVIEW AVE
8:16 am CITY HALL PARKING LOT
8:16 am 374 FRONT ST @ VFW
8:19 am SPRINGFIELD ST & FRANKLIN ST
8:21 am PATRICK E BOWE SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V.BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #1
8:10 am EDBERT ST. AT MAILBOXES
8:11 am MEMORIAL DR @ MAUI DR
8:16 am 1631 WESTOVER RD
8:19 am SHIRLEY ST @ BERNICE ST
8:21 am 1721 WESTOVER RD
8:22 am 1760 WESTOVER RD.
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V. BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #2
7:46 am 19 GLADU AVE
7:49 am MEMORIAL DR @ YORKTOWN CT
7:49 am 265 NEW LUDLOW RD.
7:52 am 31 CHERRYVALE ST
7:53 am 10 CHERRYVALE ST
7:54 am ROYAL ST @ HOMER AVE
7:56 am 75 ANN ST
7:56 am ANN ST @ HOMER AVE
7:59 am HOMER AVE @ LOMBARD ST
8:00 am 3 LOMBARD RD.
8:02 am LUDLOW RD @ OLD LYMAN RD
8:04 am 201 OLD LYMAN RD
8:05 am 135 OLD LYMAN RD
8:06 am 744 BRITTON ST
8:08 am PERVIER AVE @ RUSSELL TER
8:10 am 390 NEW LUDLOW RD
8:12 am 336 NEW LUDLOW RD.
8:17 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V. BOWIE SCHOOL BUS # 3
8:01 am 27 STREIBER DRIVE @ SIDE BY SIDE DAYCARE
8:01 am STREIBER DR @ STREIBER SCHOOL PARKING LOT
8:02 am 79 JAMROG DR.
8:03 am JAMROG DR @ FLETCHER CIR
8:05 am FLETCHER CIR @ DUNN ST
8:06 am 196 FLETCHER CIR
8:07 am FLETCHER CIR @ DUNN ST
8:09 am ANDOVER RD @ WESTPORT DR
8:10 am WESTPORT DR @ WARWICK RD
8:13 am WARWICK RD @ PEMBROKE PL
8:15 am BRENTWOOD TER @ FALMOUTH RD
8:16 am FALMOUTH RD @ DESLAURIERS ST
8:20 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V. BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #4
8:09 am 30 CASEY DR
8:09 am 42 CASEY DR.
8:10 am 80 CASEY DR
8:12 am 1285 PENDLETON AVE
8:14 am PENDLETON AVE & HONEYSUCKLE DR
8:18 am PARTRIDGE LN @ WOODBRIDGE RD
8: 22 am 123 APPLEWOOD DR
8:23 am DOVERBROOK RD @ PHEASANT WAY
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V. BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #5
7:49 am 11 CASEY DR
7:51 am 250 CASEY DR
7:54 am 256 BOSTWICK LANE
7:56 am BOSTWICK LN @ PENDLETON AVE
7:59 am 96 BOSTWICK LN
8:00 am BOSTWICK LN@CASEY DR
8:02 am TANGLEWOOD ST @ DIXIE TER
8:02 am PENDLETON AVE & DIXIE TER
8:03 am PENDLETON AVE @ BOUTIN ST
8:05 am TANGLEWOOD ST @ MARTEN ST
8:06 am MARTEN ST @ PENDLETON AVE
8:09 am PENDLETON AVE @ FERNWOOD ST
8:12 am BOUTIN ST @ BOUTIN CT
8:13 am BOUTIN ST @ KEYES DR
8:14 am BOUTIN ST @ ASSELIN ST
8:20 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HERBERT V. BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #6
8:04 am WALLACE AVE@PAUL AVE
8:05 am 59 COLLEGE ST/PU MONITOR
8:05 am COLLEGE ST @ BRITTON ST
8:05 am BRITTON ST @ ROYAL ST
8:07 am BRITTON ST @ BLANCHARD ST
8:10 am BRITTON ST @ PERVIER AVE
8:13 am 72 OLD LYMAN RD
8:13 am ANSON ST @ BLANCHARD ST
8:16 am DEANE ST @ LARIVIERE DR
8:20 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE ACADEMY BUS #1
6:40 am ANDERSON RD & JAMES ST
6:43 am MANDALAY RD & SUNSET DR
6:44 am GREEN POINT CIR & JAMES ST
6:46 am WHITE BIRCH AVE & MCCARTHY AVE
6:50 am OLD LYMAN RD & BRITTON ST
6:53 am BRITTON ST & HUDSON AVE
6:54 am 104 NEW LUDLOW RD
6:58 am HARTFORD ST & HAMPSHIRE ST
7:01 am 433 PROSPECT ST
7:04 am PROSPECT ST & PENDELTON AVE
7:06 am DALE ST & MONTELLO RD
7:08 am DALE ST & DALE CT
7:08 am DALE ST & PLYMOUTH ST
7:11 am CRAWFORD AVE & PLEASANTVIEW AVE
7:13 am DALE ST & DALE CT
7:15 am CHICOPEE ST & TOURTELOTTE AVE
7:17 am CHICOPEE ST & ADAMS ST
7:19 am CHICOPEE ST & LESLIE ST
7:20 am CHICOPEE ST & MT CARMEL AVE
7:21 am CHICOPEE ST & JOHN ST
7:23 am CHICOPEE ST & BEMIS ST
7:26 am CHICOPEE ST & CELESTINE ST
7:28 am CHICOPEE ST @ BONNER ST & STATE ST
7:29 am CHICOPEE ST & RAYMOND AVE
7:33 am MCKINSTRY AVE & ARCADE ST
7:34 am ARCADE ST & TRILBY AVE
7:40 am CHICOPEE ACADEMY ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE ACADEMY BUS #2
6:50 am 285/283 FULLER RD
6:58 am CHICOPEE ST & OLD CHICOPEE ST
7:02 am MEADOW ST & MEETINGHOUSE RD
7:05 am MCKINSTRY AVE & EASTERN DR
7:07 am MCKINSTRY AVE & CRESCENT DR
7:10 am MEETINGHOUSE RD & ELMER DR
7:14 am CHICOPEE ST & POPLAR ST
7:19 am SPRINGFIELD ST & LEMUEL AVE
7:12 am MARION ST & HAMPDEN ST
7:23 am HAMPDEN ST & STONINA DR
7:26 am HAMPDEN ST & CENTER ST
7:28 am WEST ST & PARK ST
7:30 am EXCHANGE ST & DWIGHT ST
7:32 am SCHOOL ST & CENTER ST
7:33 am FRONT ST & GRAPE ST
7:35 am FRONT ST & ORCHARD ST
7:40 am CHICOPEE ACADEMY ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #1
6:48 am CHICOPEE –ARTISAN -CHARPENTIER
6:53 am CHICOPEE ST@SHEPARDST@DUCHARME
6:57 am CHICOPEE ST @ JOY ST
7:01 am OLD FIELD RD @ WILSON AVE
7:07 am OLD FIELD RD @ BLANCHWOOD AVE
7:15 am WILSON AVE & CHICOPEE ST
7:20 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS # 2
6:45 am ECONO LODGE @ DOOR A
6:49 am BURNETT RD @ ROBAK DR
6:52 am BURNETT RD @ LOOMIS DR
6:52 am BURNETT RD & MOREAU DR
6:54 am POST ST.@
ANGELA DR @ SECOND INTERSECTION
.
6:55 am POST ST & MOREAU ST
7:02 am SZADY DR @ CARPENTER AVE
7:10 am 625 LOMBARD RD
7:11 am BLUEBIRD ACRES TRAILER PARK
7:16 am 36 JOHNNY CAKE HOLLOW RD @ MOTEL 6
7:18 am E MAIN ST @ ETON ST
7:24 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #3
6:57 am MCKINSTRY AVE@DOUGLAS CIR
7:10 am MCKINSTRY AVE @ BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB PARKING LOT
7:20 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #4
6:56 am MEETINGHOUSE RD@ELCON DR@STEFANIK MEM
7:01 am MEETINGHOUSE RD @ ELMER DR
7:23 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #5
7:00 am CHICOPEE ST@RIVERPARK AVE
7:04 am CHICOPEE ST.@ BONNER ST. & STATE ST../460 CHI
7:10 am CHICOPEE ST & SHEPARD ST@ DUCHARME ST
7:10 am 231 MEADOW ST
7:12 am BRISTOL ST.@MEADOW ST
7:23 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #6
6:54 am 460 GRANBY RD @ KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
6:56 am NELSON ST @ OVERLOOK DR
6:58 am NELSON ST @ SHERWOOD ST
7:03 am TERIMAR ST @ RAYLO ST
7:06 am LEONA AVE @ LAWRENCE RD
7:10 am CHICOPEE ST @ MEADOW ST
7:15 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE HS BUS #7
6:58 am FAIRWAY DR@PUTTING LN
7:01 am CINNAMON DR @ BASIL RD
7:04 am SESAME DR @ TARDY RD
7:10 am TOLPA CIR @ TOLPA CT
7:13 am LABELLE DR @ LABELLE CIR
7:18 am 244 FULLER ROAD@MOOSE CLUB
7:23 am CHICOPEE HIGH SCHOOL ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS # 1

6:46 am PROSPECT ST @ BOURBEAU ST
6:48 am PROSPECT ST @ ALLEN ST
6:53 am MONTCALM ST @ JAMES ST
6:59 am JAMES ST @ ROSS AVE
7:07 am SYREK ST @ FARMINGTON ST
7:09 am SMITH ST @ HARTFORD ST
7:10 am 110 BRITTON ST
7:11 am BRITTON ST&WOODLAND AVE
7:13 am MONTCALM ST & ROSS AVE
7:20 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS# 2

6:44 am 2063 Memorial Dr.
6:47 am 39 NEW LUDLOW RD
6:51 am 185 MONTCALM HEIGHTS APTS.
6:53 am NEW LUDLOW RD @ CHERRYVALE ST
6:58 am 390 NEW LUDLOW RD
6:59 am LUDLOW RD @ OLD LYMAN RD
7:03 am BRITTON ST @ MONTCALM ST
7:05 am YVETTE ST @ SCHORR ST
7:09 am CYRAN ST @ IRENE ST
7:13 am INGHAM ST @ REED ST
7:18 am PROSPECT ST @ FACTORY ST
7:23 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS #3

6:51 am MOUNTAINVIEW ST@ALFRED ST
6:57 am BRITTON ST @ HUDSON AVE
6:59 am BRITTON ST @ MONTCALM ST
7:01 am MONTCALM ST @ MONTCALM HEIGHTS APTS
7:05 am MEMORIAL DR @ SANDRA ST
7:08 am ASSELIN ST @ BOUTIN CT
7:16 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS #4

6:56 am 463 MEMORIAL DR @ QUALITY INN
7:03 am MEMORIAL DR. AND EDBERT ST
6:59 am JAMROG DR & FLETCHER CIR
6:59 am FLETCHER CIR @ DUNN ST
7:05 am PENDLETON AVE @ BOSTWICK LN
7:07 am PENDLETON AVE @ HONEYSUCKLE DR
7:11 am WESTOVER RD @ CASEY DR
7:12 am WESTOVER RD @ CHAMPION DR
7:14 am 1600 WESTOVER RD
7:20 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS #5

7:00 am ROYAL ST @ DEVLIN DR
7:01 am ROYAL ST @ BRITTON ST
7:03 am BRITTON ST @ PERVIER AVE
7:07 am BRITTON ST @ OLD LYMAN RD
7:10 am BLANCHARD ST @ LARIVIERE DR
7:16 am COLLEGE ST @ GUYOTTE AVE
7:23 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP HS BUS # 6

6:47 am MCCARTHY AVE@WHITE BIRCH AVE
6:53 am GREEN ST @ JAMES ST
6:58 am SUNSET DR @ MANDALAY RD
6:59 am JAMES ST & JOHNSON RD
7:00 am OUTER DR & STEPHENS ST
7:02 am STEPHENS ST @ DAVIS RD
7:08 am COLLEGE ST @ ST JACQUES AVE
7:16 am MEMORIAL DR & STREIBER DR
7:24 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP VOC BUS #10

6:47 am GRANBY RD & SZETELA DR
6:49 am GRANBY RD@BEESLEY AVE
6:51 am GRANBY RD @ LAWRENCE RD
6:56 am WHITIN AVE & DELANEY AVE
6:58 am AMHERST ST@ OLD FIELD RD
7:06 am CHICOPEE ST @ PRIDE STATION
7:06 am CHICOPEE ST & ROY ST
7:08 am CHICOPEE ST @ RIVERPARK AVE
7:11 am CHICOPEE ST.@ BONNER ST. & STATE ST/460 CHI
7:14 am MEADOW ST & EMPIRE ST
7:22 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP VOC BUS #11
6:44 am FAIRVIEW AVE@BONNEVILLE AVE
6:45 am FAIRVIEW AVE @ BELL ST
6:54 am SPRINGFIELD ST @ LEMUEL AVE
7:02 am MELLEN ST @ SHERMAN AVE
7:09 am HAMPDEN ST @ STONINA DR
7:10 am CENTER ST & SPRINGFIELD ST LOT
7:19 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP VOC BUS #12
6:40 am E MAIN ST @ MARYLAND AVE
6:42 am E MAIN ST @ HILLMAN ST
6:43 am E MAIN ST @ BELCHER ST
6:45 am EAST ST @ VICTORIA PARK
6:48 am EAST ST @ CHATEAUGAY ST
6:49 am CAREW ST @ WILDERMERE ST
6:54 am WOODLAWN ST @ BROADWAY
6:56 am WHEATLAND AVE & HYDE AVE
6:57 am BROADWAY @ MONROE ST
7:04 am BROADWAY @ ALVORD AVE
7:05 am 42 GROVE ST@HYDRANT@COURT ST
7:20 amCHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

CHICOPEE COMP VOC BUS #13
6:44 am ECONO LODGE @ DOOR A
6:49 am BLUEBIRD ACRES TRAILER PARK
6:53 am BURNETT RD & OLKO CIR
6:58 am MOREAU DR & POST RD
7:00 am OLKO CIRCLE & OLKO COURT
7:02 am BURNETT RD & FAIRWAY DR
6:59 am SHERIDAN ST & SCHLEY ST
7:09 am SLATE RD & DEJORDY LN
7:16 am SHERIDAN ST & GERARD LANE
7:16 am SHERIDAN ST & CELEBRATION CIR
7:22 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL
CHICOPEE COMP VOC BUS #14
7:07 am MCKINSTRY AVE @ MEADOW ST
7:11 am MEETINGHOUSE RD @ CHICOPEE ST
7:21 am CHICOPEE COMP HS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #1
6:51 am SPRINGFIELD ST@AUSTIN ST@LEMUEL AVE
6:52 am ASINOF AVE @ HAMPDEN ST
6:57 am HAMPDEN ST @ MARION ST
7:02 am CASINO AVE @ NONOTUCK AVE
7:15 am MEADOW ST @ MCKINSTRY AVE
7:22 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #2
6:44 am SPRINGFIELD ST @ PEARL ST
6:52 am SPRINGFIELD ST & PLEASANT ST
6:57 am STONINA DR & HAMPDEN ST
7:23 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #3
6:47 am EXCHANGE ST & PERKINSST
6:54 am EXCHANGE ST & WEST ST
7:02 am CENTER ST & ASH ST
7:19 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #4
6:52 am FAIRVIEW AVE@BONNEVILLE AVE
6:55 am FAIRVIEW AVE @ LOUISE AVE
6:58 am FAIRVIEW AVE @ ORCHARD ST
7:03 am ORCHARD ST @ FRONT ST
7:07 am 374 FRONT ST @ VFW
7:21 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #5
6:55 am STREIBER DR @ STREIBER SCHOOL PARKING LOT
6:59 am NEW LUDLOW RD @ CHERRYVALE ST
6:59 am NEW LUDLOW RD @ LOMBARD ST
7:00 am LUDLOW RD @ OLD LYMAN RD
7:03 am GREENPOINT CIR @ MANDALAY RD
7:04 am MANDALAY RD @ SUNSET DR
7:06 am DAVIS RD @ STEPHENS ST
7:16 am SYREK ST @ FARMINGTON ST
7:20 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL


FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #6
6:50 am 450 MEMORIAL DR @ DAYS INN
6:53 am MEMORIAL DR @ MAUI DR
6:56 am 1600 WESTOVER RD
6:57 am BERNICE ST AND WESTOVER RD
6:57 am DESLAURIERS ST AT INTERSTATE TOWING
6:59 am WESTOVER RD & DESLAURIERS ST
7:00 am 30 CASEY DR
7:01 am APPLEWOOD DR & HORSESHOE DR
7:03 am PARTRIDGE LN @ WOODBRIDGE RD
7:04 am PENDLETON AVE @ CASEY DR
7:13 am 27 STREIBER DRIVE @ SIDE BY SIDE DAYCARE
7:16 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #7
6:58 am PENDLETON AVE@OAKWOOD ST
7:02 am PENDLETON AVE @ JEWISH CEMETARY
7:02 am ANDOVER RD @ WESTPORT DR
7:05 am WESTPORT DR @ WARWICK RD
7:08 am WARWICK RD @ PEMBROKE PL
7:08 am BOUTIN ST @ KEYES DR
7:10 am ASSELIN ST @ JAMROG DR
7:13 am JAMROG DR @ FLETCHER CIR
7:14 am FLETCHER CIR @ DUNN ST
7:16 am 196/186 FLETCHER CIR
7:21 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #7
6:58 am PENDLETON AVE@OAKWOOD ST
7:02 am PENDLETON AVE @ JEWISH CEMETARY
7:02 am ANDOVER RD @ WESTPORT DR
7:05 am WESTPORT DR @ WARWICK RD
7:08 am WARWICK RD @ PEMBROKE PL
7:08 am BOUTIN ST @ KEYES DR
7:10 am ASSELIN ST @ JAMROG DR
7:13 am JAMROG DR @ FLETCHER CIR
7:14 am FLETCHER CIR @ DUNN ST
7:16 am 196/186 FLETCHER CIR
7:21 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #8
6:51 am MOUNTAINVIEW ST@ALFRED ST
6:54 am MOUNTAINVIEW ST @ OAKRIDGE ST
6:55 am OAKRIDGE ST @ PENDLETON AVE
7:00 am PENDLETON AVE @ DUPRAT AVE
7:00 am PENDLETON AVE @ BOSTON ST
7:02 am PENDLETON AVE @ SIMARD DR
7:05 am MONTELLO RD @ BELMONT ST
7:13 am FAIRMONT ST @ LARCHMONT ST
7:14 am 359 DALE STREET @ HARMONY APTS
7:15 am 1052 MONTGOMERY ST
7:20 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #9
7:09 am KENDALL ST @ STEBBINS ST
7:16 am 223 DALE ST
7:16 am DALE ST @ FAIR ST
7:19am PROSPECT ST & PENDLETON AVE
7:23 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #10
6:53 am WOODCREST DR @ MATHIEU DR
6:54 am 258 WOODCREST DR.
6:56 am GRANBY RD @ MOBILE HOME PARK
6:59 am MONTGOMERY ST @ PARENTEAU DR
7:02 am MONTGOMERY ST @ NEILL AVE
7:03 am MONTGOMERY ST @ BRIDLE PATH RD
7:04 am CROSS ST & MONTGOMERY ST
7:05 am YELLE ST @ OHIO AVE
7:10 am FACTORY ST @ EMERY ST
7:12 am QUARTUS ST @ BURNS ST
7:13 am SCHORR ST @ CYRAN ST
7:14 am 24 CYRAN ST
7:17 am IRENE ST @ DEBRA DR
7:17 am IRENE ST & MEMORIAL DR
7:20 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS # 11
6:45 am NELSON ST@CARTER DR
6:49 am GRATTAN ST @ MARY ST
6:58 am GRATTAN ST @ PROVIDENCE ST
7:04 am GRATTAN ST @ PERCY ST
7:07 am TRILBY AVE @ ARCADE ST
7:10 am ARCADE ST @ MARYLU DR
7:13am 943 MONTGOMERY ST
7:14 am 963 MONTGOMERY ST
7:15 am 1042 MONTGOMERY ST
7:16 am 1064 MONTGOMERY ST
7:21 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

FAIRVIEW VETERANS MEM MIDDLE SCHOOL BUS #12
6:46 am BEAUCHAMP TER @ FRONTENAC ST
6:51 am NEWBURY ST @ RIMMON AVE
6:54 am SHERMAN AVE @ NORTHWOOD ST
7:00 am NEWBURY ST & ELDRIDGE ST
7:11 am PROSPECT ST @ PENDLETON AVE
7:20 am FAIRVIEW VET MEMORIAL MS ARRIVAL

LAMBERT LAVOIE BUS #1
7:50 am 1004 MONTGOMERY ST
7:50 am 1052 MONTGOMERY ST
7:51 am CROSS ST@MONTGOMERY ST
7:52 am MONTGOMERY ST @ YELLE ST
7:53 am YELLE ST @ PENNSYLVANIA AVE
7:56 am YELLE ST @ MASSACHUSETTS AVE
7:58 am 24 SIMARD DR
8:00 am SIMARD DR @ LONGWOOD DR
8:02 am PENDLETON AVE @ PROSPECT ST
8:10 am WOODCREST CIR @ WOODCREST DR
8:12 am WOODCREST DR @ MATHIEU DR
8:14 am WOODCREST DR @ WOODCREST CT
8:16 am GRANBY RD @ CADIEUX AVE
8:17 am MONTGOMERY ST @ PARENTEAU DR
8:20 am LAMBERT LAVOIE SCHOOL

SGT ROBERT R. LITWIN SCHOOL BUS #1
7:48 am 881 FRONT ST
7:53 am ABBEY MEMORIAL DR @ OGRODNIK DR
7:53 am BROADWAY & WILLIAM ST
7:56 am WOODLAWN ST & MEDFORD ST
7:57 am ST JAMES AVE & CORTLAND ST
7:59 am BROADWAY & WESTERN AVE
8:01 am WHEATLAND AVE @ MEAD AVE
8:03 am DALTON AVE & BEMIS AVE
8:04 am WHEATLAND AVE @ GOODHUE AVE
8:07 am WHEATLAND AVE @ ARCHIE ST
8:09 am SUNNYMEADE AVE @ BROADWAY
8:13 am GROVE ST @ ELLERTON ST
8:15 am GROVE ST @ BEAUDOIN CT
8:19 am 42 GROVE ST @ HYFRANT & COURT ST
8:32 am ROBERT LITWIN SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SGT. ROBERT R. LITWIN SCHOOL BUS #2
7:45 am SOUTHWICK ST@CHARLES ST
7:53 am SOUTHWICK ST @ YALE ST
7:56 am SHELTON ST @ HUNTINGTON AVE
7:58 am MADISON ST @ WASHINGTON ST
8:02 am WASHINGTON ST @ MONROE ST
8:03 am FRONTENAC ST @ CLAIRE ST
8:05 am FRONTENAC ST @ BRITTANY ST
8:07 am MT ROYAL ST @ EAST ST
8:08 am EAST ST & FRONTENAC ST
8:10 am EAST ST @ ROYALTON ST
8:13 am 162 WILDERMERE ST
8:24 am ROBERT LITWIN SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SGT. ROBERT R. LITWIN SCHOOL BUS #3
7:47 am ONDRICK D R & JEAN CIR
7:48 am 62 CAMBRIDGE ST.
7:49 am CAMBRIDGE ST & VICTORIA PARK
7:52 am EAST ST @ RUSKIN ST
7:52 am EAST ST @ BUTLER AVE
7:52 am EAST ST @ HILTON ST
7:56 am EAST ST & LINDEN ST
7:57 am BELCHER ST @ MAPLE ST
8:06 am E MAIN ST @ ROSE ST
8:09 am E MAIN ST @ HILTON ST
8:10 am E MAIN ST @ HILLMAN ST
8:11 am E MAIN ST @ ARMANELLA ST
8:16 am EAST MAIN ST & ETON ST
8:16 am ECONO LODGE DOOR C
8:16 am 36 JOHNNY CAKE HOLLOW RD @ MOTEL 6
8:24 am BLANAN DR @ GELINAS DR
8:27 am ROBERT LITWIN SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SGT. ROBERT R. LITWIN SHOOL BUS #4
7:51 am FULLER RD@DAVID ST
7:56 am EAST MAIN ST & BALTIMORE AVE
7:58 am EAST MAIN ST & LESTER ST
8:00 am 70 BROADWAY
8:01 am BROADWAY & SUMMER ST
8:22 am BLUEBIRD PARK TRAILER PARK
8:22 am #725 LOMBARD RD
8:29 am ROBERT LITWIN SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SELSER /BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #1
7:59 am DILLON ST & CHICOPEE ST
8:02 am BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB PARKING LOT
8:03 am CHICOPEE ST @ WILLWOOD ST
8:08 am ADAMS ST @ CHICOPEE ST
8:10 am 865 CHICOPEE ST./884 CHICOPEE STREET
8:24 am BARBARA ST @ BOULAY CIR
8:26 am 27 STREIBER DR @ SIDE BY SIDE DAYCARE
8:29 am SELSER MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SELSER / BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #2
8:11 am TOURTELOTTE AVE @ EMPTY LOT
8:19 am CHICOPEE ST @ CHARBONNEAU TER
8:24 am CHICOPEE ST & BAPTIST AVE
8:24 am PROSPECT ST & PENDLETON AVE
8:25 am SELSER SCHOOL AT GUM DROP LANE
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SELSER/BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #3
7:52 am CHICOPEE ST@MT CARMEL AVE
7:52 am CHICOPEE ST @ JOHN ST
8:59 am CHICOPEE ST @ WALTER ST
8:07 am CHICOPEE ST @ PERRAULT ST
8:09 am CHICOPEE ST & ADAMS ST
8:16 am SELSER SCHOOL AT GUM DROP LANE
8:30 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SELSER/BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #4
7:54 am CHICOPEE-ARTISAN-CHARPENTIER
7:59 am CHICOPEE ST@SHEPARDST@DUCHARME
8:05 am EMPIRE ST @ EASTERN DR
8:07 am STATE ST @ CHICOPEE ST
8:14 am SELSER SCHOOL AT GUM DROP LANE
8:28 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

SELSER /BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #5
7:55 am CHICOPEE ST@WALTER ST
7:55 am CHICOPEE ST @ BEMIS ST
8:00 am CHICOPEE ST @ NASH ST
8:06 am CHICOPEE ST @ CELESTINE ST
8:10 am GRATTAN ST @ ONE BUS LENGTH E OF CHICOPEE ST
8:26 am SELSER SCHOOL AT GUM DROP LANE
8:26 am SELSER MEMORIAL SCHOOL
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL

SELSER/ BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #6
7:38 am @CHICOPEE ST & NARRAGANSETT BLVD
7:41am CHICOPEE ST @ CLARK ST
7:44 am CHICOPEE ST & PENDEXTER AVE
7:49 am PENDEXTER AVE & MEADOW ST
7: 52 am MEADOW ST @ LEMAY ST
7:54 am MEADOW ST & ALDEN ST
7:55 am CHICOPEE ST @ YVONNE ST
8:10 am SELSER SCHOOL
8:31 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL

SELSER/ BOWIE SCHOOL BUS #7
8:03 am CHICOPEE ST.@ BONNER ST. & STATE ST.
8:05 am CHICOPEE ST @ BEVERLY ST
8:07 am CHICOPEE ST @ BILLINGS ST
8:09 am CHICOPEE ST @ CORA AVE
8:16 am CHICOPEE ST & STATE ST
8:18 am CHICOPEE ST & MAPLEWOOD AVE
8:19 am CHICOPEE ST @ RAYMOND AVE
8:22 am SELSER SCHOOL
8:29 am BOWIE MEMORIAL SCHOOL

STEFANIK MEMORIAL BUS #1
7:44 am 463 MEMORIAL DR @ QUALITY INN
7:47 am 450 MEMORIAL DR @ DAYS INN
7:56 am OLD FIELD RD @ LAPA FARM RD
7:57 am OLD FIELD RD @ BLANCHWOOD AVE
7:59 am AMHERST ST@ OLD FIELD RD
8:06 am STEFANIK MEMORIAL SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HUGH SCOTT STREIBER SCHOOL BUS #1

7:55 am SYREK ST@THEROUX DR
7:55 am SYREK ST @ NYE ST
7:56 am 1ST DRIVEWAY ON RIGHT HAMPSHIRE ST
7:57 am 15 HAMPSHIRE ST
8:00 am 34 BRITTON STREET
8:01 am 89 BRITTON ST
8:02 am 107 BRITTON STREET
8:03 am BRITTON ST @ LAVALLE AVE
8:05 am BRITTON ST&WOODLAND AVE
8:06 am 245 BRITTON ST
8:06 am 259 BRITTON ST
8:10 am BRITTON ST @ BEELER AVE
8:12 am BRITTON ST @ HUDSON AVE
8:16 am STREIBER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HUGH SCOTT STREIBER SCHOOL BUS #2

7:49 am PENDLETON AVE@OAKRIDGE ST
7:50 am PENDLETON AVE @ DUPRAT AVE
7:51 am OLD PENDLETON AVE @ BOSTON ST
7:52 am PENDLETON AVE & SIMARD DR
7:55 am PENDLETON AVE @ PROSPECT ST
7:56 am PROSPECT ST @ ATKINS ST
7:58 am PROSPECT ST @ FACTORY ST
7:59 am FACTORY ST @ EMERY ST
8:01 am INGHAM ST & DAY ST
8:05 am JAMES ST @ 8TH AVE
8:05 am WHITTLESEY AVE @ 6TH AV
8:08 am WHITTLESEY AVE & 5TH
8:09 am HOLYOKE & 6TH
8:09 am MONTCALM ST @ MANNING ST
8:10 am 30 DOROTHY AVE
8:10 am PROSPECT ST @ BARBY AVE
8:12 am HARRINGTON RD @ REEDSTONE AVE
8:15 am MONTCALM ST @ BEAUDRY AVENUE
8:17 am MEMORIAL DR @ SANDRA ST
8:21 am STREIBER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HUGH SCOTT STREIBER SCHOOL BUS #3

7:51 am BRITTON ST @ MONTCALM ST
7:51 am MONTCALM ST @ MONTCALM HEIGHTS APTS
7:56 am 2063 MEMORIAL DR
7:57 am 15 NEW LUDLOW RD
7:59 am 25 NEW LUDLOW RD
8:01 am NEW LUDLOW ROAD@ EDWIN ST/59 NEW LUDLOW RD
8:06 am 104 NEW LUDLOW RD
8:08 am NEW LUDLOW RD & EDWIN ST
8:09 am MONTCALM ST @ LANGEVIN ST
8:14 am MONTCALME ST & HANSEN ST
8:14 am MONTCALM ST & JAMES ST
8:19 am STREIBER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

HUGH SCOTT STREIBER SCHOOL BUS #4

7:59 am PROSPECT ST@ALLEN ST
8:00 am ALLEN ST @ CHARTIER DR
8:04 am 558 PROSPECT ST
8:03 am SCHORR ST @ YVETTE ST
8:05 am REED ST @ BOURBEAU ST
8:07 am REED ST @ SEARLES ST
8:09 am REED ST @ FRINK ST
8:10 am INGHAM ST & REED ST
8:11 am 1 EMERY ST
8:12 am 262 PROSPECT ST
8:15 am 257 PROSPECT ST
8:17 am 433 PROSPECT ST
8:18 am PROSPECT ST & SEARLESS ST
8:20 am 649 PROSPECT ST
8:21 am PROSPECT ST & TELEGRAPH AVE
8:23 am STREIBER SCHOOL ARRIVAL

A witness said it appeared to be a normal takeoff until the plane's nose pitched up, causing it to lose speed and then crash.

NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. (AP) — A small plane attempting to take off from Hampton Airfield crashed into trees on Monday, killing the pilot and a passenger, emergency workers said.

The Cessna 180 with two people aboard came down alongside the runway at 10:50 a.m., the Federal Aviation Administration said. Both occupants were killed, Fire Chief Dennis Cote said.

It appeared to be a normal takeoff until the airplane’s nose pitched up, causing the plane to lose airspeed and lift before it rolled over and fell to the ground, said witness Bob Lamothe.

‘‘It was an amazing thing to see how quickly a plane can drop out of the sky,’’ he said.

Two Perish in North Hampton Plane Crash http://t.co/btJvXu50lP pic.twitter.com/s9QF91PDYP

— Hampton Patch (@HamptonNHPatch) September 1, 2014

Lamothe, of Hampton, was part of a group that gathered at the Airfield Cafe in anticipation of the flour drop. Conditions were perfect, with good visibility, sunny skies and little wind, as they awaited the start of the event, he said.

The plane crashed about a football field’s length from the cafe, and many patrons ran to help. The plane’s cockpit was ‘‘completely crushed’’ by the impact and only the plane’s tail was intact, he said.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which was investigating the fatal crash, said the plane was registered to a Kingston, New Hampshire, man. No one answered calls Monday to phone numbers associated with him.

The National Transportation Safety Board will be tasked with determining the cause the crash.

The weekly sale of wine bottles and small samples at Forest Park is allowed by the state and by vote of the Springfield License Commission.

SPRINGFIELD – The Farmers’ Market at Forest Park has added a new feature – the sale of wine from a regional winery – as approved recently by the state and the Springfield License Commission.

Mount Warner Vineyards of Hadley was granted Springfield’s first “farmer winery license,” that allows it to sell bottles of wine and give out samples of less than an ounce to potential buyers at the farmers’ market, said Peter L. Sygnatur, License Commission chairman.

Belle Rita Novak, manager of the Forest Park market, said the wine sales begin Tuesday at the weekly market. The market is every Tuesday from 12:30 to 6 p.m. from May through October at Forest Park in the Cyr Arena parking lot.

“I expect it will be well received,” Novak said of the winery participation in the market. “It’s all about helping to preserve agriculture in all of Massachusetts.”

Novak said she pursued the license on behalf of the farmers’ market, and that it may expand to a second regional winery.

“The only winery I want are ones that grow their own or buy local fruits,” Novak said. “Otherwise, it’s not a benefit to our agricultural industry in Massachusetts.”

The market moves indoors at the Forest Park monkey house in November, and then is offered every other week.

“It’s our 17th year for the farmers’ market and it just keeps getting better and better,” Novak said.

Sygnator said the license was approved by unanimous vote of the commission and is specific to the farmers’ market. The license granted is the first of its kind in Springfield, he said.

“This is a great opportunity for additional agriculture in the commonwealth,” he said.

The Massachusetts Department of Agriculture and Resources authorized the winery sales at farmers’ markets in 2010, Novak said. She believes there are several in Massachusetts

Hampden County district attorney candidate Shawn Allyn has come under criticism for his representation of the Carbone family. Now family member Patti Carbone is appearing in a campaign video for Allyn.

SPRINGFIELD — Hampden County district attorney candidate Shawn Allyn has come under criticism for his representation of the Carbone family. Now family member Patti Carbone is appearing in a campaign video for Allyn.

"Shawn Allyn has represented my family vigorously and honestly as our attorney," Carbone says in the video. "He is a man of conviction and integrity."

The video is included at the end of this post.

The criticism arose in March when District Court Judge Philip A. Contant issued a ruling about the relationships among Allyn, his client Dean Carbone Jr. and Carbone’s two children — all of whom Allyn has represented in parallel civil and criminal cases related to a fatal car accident on July 9, 2011, on East Mountain Road in Westfield.

Although he was not found to be impaired, speeding or texting while driving, Carbone, 40, of Springfield, was charged in District Court with motor-vehicle homicide after William Brown, the driver of the second car, died of his injuries. Carbone was not charged criminally until a year after the crash, but, in the meantime, a civil suit ensued, pitting the boys, then 7 and 10, against their father and Brown’s estate.

Allyn represented the children in the civil suit, which resulted in an out-of-court settlement Allyn said, paid out by Carbone’s insurance company and Brown’s estate.

Attorneys are ethically precluded from representing clients in cases with potentially opposing interests. Contant repeatedly wrote in his 25-page ruling that Allyn was “quite disingenuous” and concluded Allyn violated a slew of professional conduct standards.

Allyn said he never represented the children in the civil suit and their father in the criminal case simultaneously, despite the judge’s assertions to the contrary. In addition, Allyn said Contant brought his client into court months earlier and accepted a waiver of conflict-of-interest concerns by Carbone.

The criticism was raised again in an editorial last month by Mary Hurley, retired District Court judge and former Springfield mayor.

It was followed shortly was an editorial by Allyn who said, "It is abundantly clear that Judge Hurley did not review the facts of the case, the affidavits accompanying the motions and other relevant information prior to issuing her written editorial to the Republican/Masslive."

Before the month closed there was a response from Hurley who wrote, "It seems that Mr. Allyn is the one who needs to develop a relationship with the truth" as part of her second editorial.

In the short video, Patti Carbone says, "My family was recently thrown into the media spotlight to attack attorney Shawn Allyn. As a mother I was shocked to see our children used as political pawns."

Despite the attacks, Allyn "stood tall," says Carbone.

"Shawn Allyn looked out for my family," she concludes. "I know he will look out for yours."

Allyn is among four Democrats running for the position. The candidate who wins the Sept. 9 primary will be elected because there are no Republican candidates. The other candidates are attorney Hal Etkins, Assistant District Attorney Athony Gulluni, and former Assistant District Attorney Brett Vottero.

Shawn Allyn campaign video