Seen@ 2019 Not Your Typical Dog Show in Northampton
The 14th annual March Forth With Your Dog Not Your Typical Dog Show was held on Saturday at Northampton High School. NORTHAMPTON - For the Volunteers in Northampton Public Schools, these are the dog...
View ArticleSpringfield Armory's wartime years backdrop for new novel that puts lives and...
In "The Wartime Sisters," by Longmeadow native Lynda Cohen Loigman, weaves a tale of two estranged sisters whose conflict takes place during World War II when the armory employed as many as 14,000...
View ArticleState commission recommends piloting supervised injection sites for illicit...
Report say such sites "keep people who use drugs alive and help reduce the public health risks of disease transmission." BOSTON -- A state commission charged with reviewing "harm reduction"...
View ArticleFDA: Voluntary recalls of blood pressure drugs expands with 3rd impurity found
FDA refers to impurity NMBA as "a known animal and potential human carcinogen." The Food and Drug Administration has issued consumer alerts on two expanded voluntary recalls of medications associated...
View Article'Victory Garden' star Roger Swain to offer tips at Springfield Garden Club...
Known for his signature red suspenders, Swain - a biologist, gardener, writer and storyteller will share his knowledge and gardening tips with members and guests of the Springfield Garden Club at 1:30...
View ArticleWare fire chief, on paid leave, asks AG to fine selectmen
Asked if selectmen have scheduled a meeting to discuss the complaint, Ware Town Manager Stuart Beckley said the board had yet to do so, adding: "they may wait to hear response from AG's office." WARE...
View Article5 calves perish, barn destroyed in Westfield dairy farm fire
The city's fire department confirmed that five calves perished during a Monday afternoon blaze that destroyed a large barn at Pomeroy Dairy Farm, 491 Russellville Road. WESTFIELD -- The city's fire...
View ArticleFormer Holyoke councilor Nelson Roman under investigation for role at...
Nelson Roman resigned his position at the nonprofit and his council seat in late 2018, saying he'd taken a job in Chicago. HOLYOKE -- Police are investigating allegations of theft and misappropriation...
View ArticleEast Longmeadow 125th anniversary celebration dinner kickoff this Friday
The spaghetti dinner will be the first in a series of events scheduled this year. EAST LONGMEADOW -- This Friday, the town will kick off a year-long celebration commemorating the 125th anniversary of...
View ArticleMeasles vaccine does not increase risk for autism, study finds
A large, multi-year Danish study evaluating whether immunization against measles, mumps and rubella increases the risk for autism has concluded it does not. A large, multi-year Danish study has...
View ArticleSeen@ Western New England University fundraiser at MGM Springfield
More than 4,000 individual alumni, friends, and foundations have contributed toward the $35 million campaign goal. SPRINGFIELD - Western New England University officials held their "Campaign for Our...
View ArticleSeen@ The Springfield Museums Culture & Cocktail 'Toytopia' social event
Springfield Museums bring back memories for many at Culture & Cocktails social. SPRINGFIELD - Toys, toys, and more toys, were the main attraction during the Springfield Museums Culture &...
View ArticleSeen@ Mark's Northeast Motorsports Expo at Eastern States Exposition
The 3-day show features everything wheels in the Better Living Center WEST SPRINGFIELD - All things with wheels were parked under the roof of the Better Living Center as Mark's Northeast Motorsports...
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J.R. Greene to discuss "The Rabbit" railroad at Palmer Public Library
Greene said the railroad was a major route around the Swift River Valley towns from the 1870s to 1930s before the debut of the automobile. JR GREENE will discuss "The Rabbit" railroad on March 12 at...
View ArticleSeen@ 2019 St. Baldrick's Foundation 'Be Brave and Shave' benefit for...
More children are lost to cancer in the United States than any other disease. SPRINGFIELD -- "These are the toughest kids on the planet. Anything I can do to support them, I'm all for it." A few...
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