Month: April 2022

Residents were able to talk with town officials to voice concerns and get clarification as to why this new roundabout would be a good solution for this area.

Mayor Reichelt has looked at the economic impact of the retail sales of marijuana. The town voted to ban retail sales when it became legal in Massachusetts in 2016.

Warmer weather is finally here, which means summer is coming soon.

Springfield’s first pride parade will include floats, banners, giveaways, music, food vendors and more.

The state is now looking into the feasibility of a new courthouse after dangerous mold has been discovered inside the Roderick Ireland Courthouse in Springfield.

The Big E, Old Sturbridge Village and Spirit of Springfield also won funding from the Travel and Tourism Recovery Grant Program.

The council unanimously endorsed the proposed amendment, which is on the November state ballot, saying it would raise money for public education and transportation needs.

Springfield, Massachusetts is about to get a dose of ‘Country Grammar’ as hip hop superstar Nelly will headline the Big E this coming September.

State building officials will explore the idea of building a new court complex in Springfield, appearing to open the door to investing in a brand-new facility amid ongoing efforts to renovate the dilapidated and highly criticized Roderick Ireland Court…

The City of Springfield’s Department of Public Works announced they will begin the collection of yard waste Tuesday.