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Ed Canny is up for a vote as new Springfield fire chief - Vimarsana News

Ed Canny is up for a vote as new Springfield fire chief

Ed Canny's father was a Springfield fire captain. Now he's up for a vote as the department's new chief.

Source: sj-r.com
Mayor Misty Buscher and Chairman Andy Van Meter spoke at chamber luncheon - Vimarsana News

Mayor Misty Buscher and Chairman Andy Van Meter spoke at chamber luncheon

Revisiting points she brought up during her campaign, Mayor Misty Buscher said she wanted to create "jobs and opportunities for our citizens" at the inaugural "State of Greater Springfield" luncheon.

Source: sj-r.com
Gas prices up following Colonial Pipeline shutdown; AAA hopes other pipelines, imports can pick up slack - Vimarsana News

Gas prices up following Colonial Pipeline shutdown; AAA hopes other pipelines, imports can pick up slack

Gas prices up following Colonial Pipeline shutdown; AAA hopes other pipelines, imports can pick up slack Updated May 10, 2021; Posted May 10, 2021 01/16/2020-Springfield-Pride Stores CEO Robert Bolduc stands in the new Pride Store under construction at 700 State St. in Springfield. (Dave Roback/Special to The Republican) Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD — Pride Stores raised gasoline prices 10 cents a gallon Monday in response to the Colonial Gas pipeline shutdown following cyberattacks. “There is no effect on supply yet,” said CEO Robert Bolduc. “This is when all the traders and the oil...

Push for Federal backing of Ipswich's 'Silicon Valley' - Vimarsana News

Push for Federal backing of Ipswich's 'Silicon Valley'

Premium Content Subscriber only THE NEXT phase of Greater Springfield’s $12 billion development hub could soon be one step closer to getting underway. Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack last week met with key stakeholders Springfield City Group, who called for Federal funding for the 120-hectare IDEA project. About 20,000 jobs are expected to be created by 2026 as the group moves to develop the city’s own “Silicon Valley.” Several shovel-ready projects are reportedly set to be introduced in phases as part of the five-year plan. Last week’s sit-down with Deputy ...

Source: qt.com.au