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What to know about Jared Ravizza, man charged in stabbings - Vimarsana News

What to know about Jared Ravizza, man charged in stabbings

Jared Ravizza, accused in multiple stabbings and identified as a suspect in a fatal Connecticut attack, presented himself as living a jet-setting lifestyle and touted his success in marketing, professional skiing, and the arts. But many of his claims could not be verified.

Preliminary election is Tuesday for Ward 5 City Councilor - Vimarsana News

Preliminary election is Tuesday for Ward 5 City Councilor

First time a special election is filling a vacancy on the Springfield City Council

Source: wamc.org
Raising Of African American Heritage Flag Begins Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Raising Of African American Heritage Flag Begins Black History Month

   The city of Springfield, Massachusetts kicked off Black History Month with an annual observance.       Each year for 35 years now, a ceremony has been held on February 1st in Springfield City Hall that features music, speeches, and culminates with the raising of the African American Heritage Flag.      The tradition was started by Ruth Loving, known as Springfield’s mother of civil rights, who died in 2014 at the age of 100.   State Rep. Bud Williams now organizes the ceremony in Loving’s honor.     " Ruth Loving would say ' rain, snow, sleet, or shine, we are going to...

Source: wamc.org
Springfield City Council considers rule changes aimed at enhancing debate - Vimarsana News

Springfield City Council considers rule changes aimed at enhancing debate

The Springfield City Council will have its first regular meeting of the year on Monday, planning to consider changes in the meeting rules intended to improve discussions, debate and decorum.