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Westfield commission has no objection to truck terminal on Lockhouse Road
WESTFIELD — The Conservation Commission approved work on a proposed truck terminal at 209 Lockhouse Road after determining it wouldn’t impact the nearby wetlands. Ryan Nelson of R. Levesque Associates, representing DM Express, said that a new wetland had been discovered during an April 17 site visit. That meant that a portion of the proposed stormwater basin on the northeast side of the terminal would now be within the 50-foot no disturb zone of a wetland.
Northampton’s Iron Horse down to the wire on liquor license; storied venue reopens Wednesday with sold-out show
NORTHAMPTON – Though renovated and expanded, the Iron Horse Music Hall was still without a liquor license Monday, ahead of its sold-out reopening show Wednesday. The license is held up because former owner and one-time entertainment impresario Eric Suher had not provided documents proving that he’s up-to-date on taxes.
Here are the 5 WMass cities that received federal funding for housing
SPRINGFIELD — Recent federal funding will assist 38 cities across the Massachusetts address key local housing needs. Springfield, Chicopee, Holyoke, Northampton and Westfield were the five Western Massachusetts cities that were awarded millions of dollars in funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Totally, Massachusetts received...
Springfield Garden Club invites all on ‘magical’ garden tour
Forty miniature habitats for magical creatures surrounded by ribbons fluttering, crystals gleaming and dream catchers waving in the trees and gardens will be on display for five afternoons and two evenings this month. The Springfield Garden Club will host the Magical Fairy Garden Tours May 18, 19, 25, 26 and...
Historic music hall reopens in Northampton
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Saddle up, the Iron Horse is back. The legendary Northampton music venue re-opened its doors for the first time since the early days of the pandemic, kicking off this next chapter with a sold out show. For months, Chris Freeman and the parlor room collective have...
MGM Springfield gaming revenue $22.7 million last month, down from prior year
SPRINGFIELD — MGM Springfield reported $22.7 million Wednesday in gross gaming revenues from its slot machines and table games in April. The April total is down from $25.2 million in March 2024 and from just more than $23.7 million reported a year ago in April 2023. The casino business varies by season.
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