Greenfield awarded grant for clean energy projects

The City of Greenfield is the recipient of a “Green Communities” grant to support three green energy projects. The Massachusetts Department of Energy Resources (DOER) has awarded the city $100,302 to fund the following projects: Read the source article at WWLP 22 News Springfield

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Celebration held for outgoing Community Foundation CEO

The Community Foundation hosted a celebration for outgoing President and CEO Katie Allan Zobel. In May, it was announced that Zobel would be transitioning out of her position that she has held for over 17 years. “It’s moving to be here and see all the partners, the people I have worked with colleagues, friends, people…

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MassDOT surveys commuters on state’s transportation system

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation is collecting information from communities across the Commonwealth. 22News found how the state plans to use this feedback from commuters. MassDOT set up tables in front of Union Station on Wednesday to hear what commuters think about the state of transportation in our state. The information being collected from people…

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Upcoming constructions projects in Holyoke

The City of Holyoke held a news conference Wednesday to share the status of several pipeline projects. Some of the topics addressed included the repaving of High Street and a new committee formed to address urban blight. Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia joined the Office of Planning and Economic Development to provide updates on several projects…

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Construction begins for Greenfield skatepark

Construction at a long awaited new skatepark in Greenfield is underway. A 12,000 square-foot site in the northern portion of the parking lot between Chapman and Davis Streets in downtown Greenfield has been designated and fenced off as the new location for the skating paradise. Read the source article at WWLP 22 News Springfield

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Veritas Charter Prep Raises the Bar with New High School – BusinessWest

Rachel Romano says she started Veritas Prep Charter School after becoming frustrated as a middle-school teacher in Springfield with just how ill-prepared students were to succeed — at the next level in their education, and in general.  She called it “unfinished learning,” and it was occurring at many levels, especially with reading. Read the source…

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Hazen Paper Pioneers New Dimension for 2022 Basketball Hall of Fame Yearbook

Hazen Paper’s 10th enshrinement yearbook cover for the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield was anything but a repeat performance. The limited-edition 2022 cover, created with Hazen Holography, depicts an otherworldly, three-dimensional view of the panoramic Hall of Fame interior, illuminated with depth and light. According to Hazen President John Hazen, “though some…

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FHWA Approves MassDOT Plan for EV Charging Stations on Highway Corridors

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) approved MassDOT’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Infrastructure Deployment Plan, which was developed as part of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) program. FHWA notified MassDOT the state is among the first group of states to have its EV deployment plan approved. “The federal government’s approval of our plan is an important…

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