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Westfield ballot starting to fill out as 10 incumbent councilors pull papers - Vimarsana News

Westfield ballot starting to fill out as 10 incumbent councilors pull papers

Five incumbents and two newcomers have jumped in the at-large race for City Council, along with a handful for ward seats, adding a few more names to Westfield’s potential November ballot.

'It's a travesty': Training requirements could shut down auxiliary police units in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

'It's a travesty': Training requirements could shut down auxiliary police units in Massachusetts

A group representing volunteer law enforcement officers in Massachusetts says new training standards could "cripple" auxiliary police programs across the state.

'It's a travesty': Training requirements could shut down auxiliary police units in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

'It's a travesty': Training requirements could shut down auxiliary police units in Massachusetts

A group representing volunteer law enforcement officers in Massachusetts says new training standards could "cripple" auxiliary police programs across the state.

Council votes on Pride station, pride flag both postponed | The Westfield News - Vimarsana News

Council votes on Pride station, pride flag both postponed | The Westfield News

WESTFIELD — In the first City Council meeting after the election, prior-year bills and mayoral appointments were approved, but more contentious matters

Westfield Council OKs $1M for road, sidewalk repairs - Vimarsana News

Westfield Council OKs $1M for road, sidewalk repairs

Westfield Council OKs $1M for road, sidewalk repairs Updated Feb 04, 2021; WESTFIELD — Three city roads are slated for improvements this spring at a total cost of $1 million after the City Council voted Thursday to appropriate the funds from the stabilization account. City Engineer Mark S. Cressotti said there is no definitive start date yet as the focus was to get the funding in place first. City View Boulevard will be paved at a cost of $430,000, Hillside Road will also be paved at a cost of $300,000 and sidewalks on Union Street will be reconstructed with a $270,000 price tag. Councilor...