Crews start cleanup at the former Vibra Hospital site on State Street after owners pay agreed cost. From our own coverage: Council panel hears red-light camera bill; Council approves halal poultry market permit.
Federal Railroad Administration awards Springfield up to $130 million for train station upgrades. From our own coverage: Council panel hears red-light camera bill pitch; Halal poultry market permit approved for Page Boulevard.
Pope Francis Prep soccer teams face Pittsfield today and Longmeadow Thursday in back-to-back matches. Also in today's brief (1 items): Pope Francis Prep girls soccer hosts Longmeadow.
Mayor Domenic Sarno extends application deadline for Springfield's new targeted tax relief fund. From our own coverage: Council debates overhaul of dirt bike fines; Youth sports groups press for more field time.
Springfield's City Council Sustainability and Environmental Committee reviewed proposed edits to a draft Urban Woodlands Ordinance but took no vote.
Springfield's City Council public safety and health committees revisited the long-running Palmer Renewable Energy biomass plant fight after an appeals court reinstated the project's building permits.
Springfield's Conservation Commission cleared a title defect on an Oak Park Drive property ahead of a Friday closing.
City Council advances overhaul of dirt bike and ATV fines after safety complaints. From our own coverage: Council advances dirt bike fine overhaul; Finance panel reviews grants without a vote. Also in today's brief (5 items): Mayor Sarno to host second annual Pumpkin Stroll.
Springfield Council approved a halal live poultry market for a long-vacant Page Boulevard building.
Independent outlet offers analysis of on-air debate fallout in Neal-Milleron congressional race. Also in today's brief (1 items): WMassPI examines WWLP's handling of Neal-Milleron debate.
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