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New veterans home set to open six years after deadly covid outbreak
HOLYOKE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Six years after a deadly covid outbreak killed 76 veterans at the soldiers’ home in Holyoke, a new state-of-the-art veterans home reaches another milestone. It’s scheduled to officially open its doors in the fall of 2028, but a ceremonial ribbon cutting is happening Thursday and the families of those lost will be there to see it.
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Register to march in this year’s Veterans Day parade in Westfield
WESTFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The City of Westfield announced plans for its annual Veterans Day parade and ceremony scheduled. The Westfield Veterans Council and the office of Mayor Michael McCabe released details for the upcoming observance on Wednesday, November 11. Julie Barnes, director of Veterans’ Services for Westfield, is coordinating registration for local groups and organizations interested in participating in the parade.
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Holyoke Residents Get Another Shot at Shaping 20-Year Growth Plan Wednesday
Holyoke residents will get a chance this week to tell city leaders what they want their neighborhoods to look like over the next two decades. Mayor Joshua A. Garcia and city department leaders are set to host a community meeting Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Holyoke Senior Center, 291 Pine Street, to discuss the city's Comprehensive Plan and gather resident priorities.
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Letter: Vote No on Question 7
I’m surprised I haven’t seen more about Ballot Question 7, since it’s hugely consequential for our area. What’s at stake is: Do rural towns still have a right to exist, and to continue to choose to remain rural?. There’s absolutely an affordable housing crisis, and we...
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This Historic Outdoor Flea Market In Massachusetts Is America’s Oldest And Hides Antique Treasures Everywhere You Look
Somewhere in the rolling hills of central Massachusetts, a small town called Brimfield is quietly holding onto one of America’s greatest open-air secrets. The Brimfield Antique Flea Markets aren’t just a shopping destination. They’re a full-blown experience that turns an ordinary stretch of Route 20 into the kind...
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Legal Notices - October 27, 2026
CONNECTICUT -- All Registrars of Voters' offices in Connecticut will hold a statewide voter registration session from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. This is the last regular session for admission of electors who have turned 18, become a US citizen, or moved to Connecticut. This deadline includes registration by mail which must be post marked by this day, registration at DMV by close of business, Online registrations must be completed by 11:59 pm or in person by 8:00 pm. Residents of Norfolk can register at Norfolk Town Hall, Registrar's Office, 19 Maple Ave, Norfolk CT November 2, 2026 CONNECTICUT -- All Registrars of Voters' offices in Connecticut will hold a statewide voter registration session from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This is a limited registration session for admission of electors who have turned 18, become a US citizen, or moved to Connecticut since October 16th of this year. This registration session is also open to members of the Armed Forces, and former Armed Forces members who have been discharged within the calendar year. The Norfolk CT session will be held at Norfolk Town Hall, Registrar's Office, 19 Maple Ave, Norfolk CT 06058.
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Westfield students mark STEM Week with hands-on learning
WESTFIELD — Westfield students, from pre-K to high school, celebrated science, technology, engineering and math during this year’s STEM Week in Massachusetts from Oct. 19–23. This year’s theme was “STEM starts now,” focusing on learners of all ages and highlighting that STEM education and careers are happening in Massachusetts right now.
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Veterans’ families impacted by COVID outbreak receive late invitation to upcoming Holyoke ceremony
HOLYOKE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - With the new Veterans Home at Holyoke preparing to open its doors Thursday, some families who lost loved ones there during the COVID-19 pandemic say they were nearly left off the guest list for the ribbon cutting. For six years, Susan Kenney has carried the memory...