Month: April 2022

The Massachusetts Gaming Commission released the gross gaming revenue for all three casinos in the state during March.

Friday is the 52nd anniversary of Earth Day, and you can join over a billion people worldwide in protecting the environment by taking part in local activities.

Praise be to the various gods! (Shout out to Tiamat!) The DOJ is back in the busting up local PD business, something it largely abandoned while Donald “A Police State Is The Best State”…

State Representative Orlando Ramos secured $100,000 for the Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce to help fund Black and Latino-owned businesses in Springfield.

Law enforcement was hard at work ensuring the safety of runners and spectators, especially in light of last week’s New York City subway shooting.

A tragic disaster at sea had Bay State connections

Employees at the Roderick Ireland Courthouse in Springfield report that mold remediation efforts have begun, but although that sounds like a step in the right direction, employees said they are concerned now more than ever for their health.

The structure, located at the main entrance to Springfield’s Forest Park, is being restored.

Patriots’ Day marks start of the weeklong school vacation, a time when local families and first time visitors to Western Massachusetts head to the Museums at the Springfield Quadrangle.