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Incumbents win, two open seats filled

Low turnout is expected

One week of in-person voting precedes Election Day on Nov. 2nd

Jaywalkers and speeding cars a concern

Underground pipeline would go from Longmeadow to the South End

My WSBS Radio Wife hosted this get-together with a traditional message sent just in time for Election Day

The city of 150,000 people had a buyback that yielded a whole 38 guns. Is it any wonder so many laugh at these things?

14 hours ago in Local Photo: WHMP BOSTON (AP) – Massachusetts is tightening up access to jobless benefits as it emerges more fully from the pandemic. The Baker administration announced Thursday that work search requirements will be reinstated for all those seeking regular unemployment insurance benefits beginning the week of June 15. The requirement applies to those receiving Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation and those on extended benefits. Massachu...

As pandemic restrictions are about to be lifted in Massachusetts, a town hall has been scheduled in Springfield.

Springfield Council blocks ‘wage theft’ companies from city construction contracts Updated May 12, 2021; Posted May 12, 2021 “Workers deserve the pay and benefits they are entitled to and taxpayers deserve to know that no one is cheating with their tax dollars,” said Councilor at Large Jesse Lederman. (Hoang Leon Nguyen / The Republican file photo) Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — The City Council on Monday unanimously approved an ordinance designed to ensure city construction projects ...