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Resident's first book is well received - 8/31/2010
Memorial garden helps woman celebrate son's life - 8/17/2010
Layoffs at Callaway: 'a devastating blow' - 8/17/2010
Mayor questions current format of city government - 8/10/2010
'Cinderella Kids' debuts Thursday at Elms College - 8/10/2010
Chicopee native becomes Marines' latest general - 8/10/2010
Chicopee man seeks help to start faith-based teen center - 7/27/2010
National Night Out coming Aug. 2 - 7/22/2010
Consolidations would save city money - 7/22/2010
Chicopee Farmers' Market starts its new season under a roof - 7/13/2010
City receives next round of funding for stadium - 7/13/2010
Mayor, tots celebrate lunch in the parks - 7/7/2010
Mayor unveils balanced budget for FY11 - 7/7/2010
Summer Fun Club is a great way to keep kids busy - 6/29/2010
Willamansett residents learn of progress on levy repairs and FEMA flood maps - 6/22/2010
After three years, 'Crossing' starts - 6/22/2010
Boys & Girls Club welcomes donations for fall auction - 6/22/2010
Final city budget depends on state - 6/16/2010
Annual Fest of All opens June 24 - 6/16/2010
Dedication honors Downey - 6/9/2010
Chicopee Academy graduates six - 6/9/2010
Mayor, City Council to discuss digital taping of meetings - 6/9/2010
Bellamy REACH students come to their own conclusions - 6/1/2010
Kovitch is third recipient of Tracy Award - 6/1/2010
The umps think he's great - 5/26/2010
Official canal walk opening - 5/26/2010
Happy 100th birthday! - 5/26/2010
Chicopee Canal Park and Bike Path to open Friday - 5/18/2010
Chicopee High students learn financial realities of life - 5/12/2010
Musical revue to be presented at Elms College - 5/4/2010
City Council Zoning Committee tables controversial zoning overlay ordinance - 5/4/2010
Reception reveals progress made at Polish Center - 4/27/2010
City Hall hosts show for elementary, middle school student art - 4/21/2010
Classic car raffle to benefit Sunshine Village - 4/21/2010
Residents question proposed zoning overlay's impact - 4/21/2010
Lyman Company to stay thanks to MassDevelopment - 4/14/2010
Local author to introduce 'Gabby Saturday' - 4/6/2010
Babin's appointment makes history in Chicopee - 4/6/2010
Neal credited for saving dealership - 4/6/2010
Local manufacturers seek repeal of new tax - 4/6/2010
Comp students get taste of 'real world' finances - 3/31/2010
Soup Kitchen can now transport people for daily meal, thanks to donation - 3/23/2010
Coffee shop owner sees much potential in downtown - 3/23/2010
Coincidences bring flag to Iraq - 3/23/2010
Uniroyal redevelopment will be 'complicated' - 3/17/2010
Mullan: reserves can't be used to pay off Pike - 3/17/2010
Chicopee PTO to host John L. Fitzpatrick Memorial Scholarship fundraiser - 3/12/2010
2010 Chicopee Colleen Selected - 3/9/2010
Comp student's passion pays off - 3/9/2010
Mayor names city's first Director of Veterans' Services - 3/9/2010
Chicopee Comp student sets sights on Buoniconti's senate seat - 2/23/2010
Bissonnette seeks to consolidate more departments - 2/23/2010
Uniroyal project moves forward with plan, demolition - 2/17/2010
School Department takes proactive stance on bullying - 2/10/2010
Lorraine's Soup Kitchen prepares for opening - 2/9/2010
City gets a double helping of CSO money from stimulus funds - 2/2/2010
Residents learn about the need for flood insurance - 2/2/2010
Holyoke Catholic High students prepare for play - 1/26/2010
Elms president settling into her new role - 1/26/2010
NEW LEADERSHIP - 1/19/2010
New restaurant owner gives established location a chance - 1/19/2010
Demolition begins at Uniroyal/Facemate - 1/13/2010
Students research collection of unused prescriptions - 1/13/2010
Bissonnette enters third term - 1/6/2010
In Chicopee, 2009 was a year of building and promise - 1/5/2010
The Clutter Doctor comes to St. Anne's - 12/31/2009
Revision of flood maps could save residents money - 12/29/2009
Chicopee man promotes 'Miracle on the Hudson' book - 12/22/2009
Koher family and friends 'adopt' kid's wishes for the holidays - 12/22/2009
Artists wanted for Chicopee Library show - 12/16/2009
Run in with the law - 12/15/2009
Chicopee Boys & Girls Club needs help - 12/15/2009
City continues talks with Diocese on reuse of closed churches - 12/8/2009
304th Company prepares for yearlong deployment - 12/8/2009
Bright Nights trip a hit with seniors - 12/1/2009
Polish Center renovations under way - 11/25/2009
Veterans gather - 11/18/2009
Diesel grant promotes cleaner truck emissions for Chicopee - 11/18/2009
Residents reminded to register for Dec. 8 special election - 11/11/2009
Women's Clubs plans fashion show - 11/11/2009
USO food pantry needs contributions - 11/11/2009
Life of Elms College faculty member will be celebrated by program - 11/11/2009
Parishes ask for more time to reconsider closings - 11/11/2009
Following defeat, Brooks hangs up political career for the present - 11/11/2009
Welch to return to Chicopee Library for talk on using massage to heal - 11/11/2009
CSO work continues - 11/3/2009
Businesses see some improvements in economy - 11/3/2009
Cities move forward - 10/27/2009
Brooks criticizes mayor on fire station - 10/27/2009
Doowop show to gather talent from around region - 10/27/2009
Club receives annual donation - 10/20/2009
Green tech company makes home here - 10/13/2009
Parking, safety concerns are being addressed - 10/13/2009
Boy Scouts take it to the kitchen for fundraiser - 10/13/2009
New tax rates lower for homes and rise slightly for businesses - 10/6/2009
Cafeno's Cyber Sweepstakes Cafe brings new concept to area - 10/6/2009
Chicopee homeowners to see decreased bills - 9/29/2009
Mayor, councilors settle contract controversy - 9/29/2009
Brooks questions director's contract - 9/22/2009
Family celebrates opening of Matroni's restaurant on Exchange Street - 9/22/2009
State planning grant first step to improve stadium - 9/22/2009
Chicopee Boys & Girls Club prepares for auction - 9/22/2009
Gold Club building sold for $1.3M to school - 9/15/2009
Seniors reject Nativity Church as site of a new senior center - 9/15/2009
Fifth Annual Charity Auction Set for Oct. 2 - 9/10/2009
Holyoke Catholic students prepare for 'The Pajama Game' - 9/8/2009
New vets group serves latest generation - 9/8/2009
Irish Cultural Center set to celebrate 10 years - 9/8/2009
Industrial zone promises more business for the city - 9/1/2009
Soup Kitchen receives $20K from city, but needs $80K more for new building - 8/25/2009
Brooks takes grassroots approach to mayoral campaign - 8/25/2009
Bissonnette and Gov. Patrick work to prevent more manufacturing layoffs - 8/18/2009
Suska receives certification - 8/18/2009
Family favorite 'E.T.' to be presented at free 'drive-in' at Szot Park - 8/12/2009
Governor sees improvements - 8/12/2009
Debate on health insurance happens in and out of library - 8/4/2009
HELPING THE CITY OUT - 8/4/2009
Plans move forward for former Chicopee High - 8/4/2009
Downtown businesses open despite road construction - 7/28/2009
Rally to support single payer health care plan - 7/28/2009
Going to the dogs is good for this business - 7/21/2009
Memorial Drive repaving project should start sometime this fiscal year - 7/21/2009
Farmers Market opens despite slower growing season - 7/21/2009
Concert to help with soup kitchen building - 7/14/2009
Hire marks new era in community development - 7/14/2009
Brooks charges Bissonnette's budget figures as 'scare tactics' - 7/14/2009
Golf tournament honors fallen athlete while benefitting others - 7/7/2009
Bissonnette's FY10 budget has no layoffs, no additional fees - 7/7/2009
Chicopee says goodbye to one of its own - 6/30/2009
Students bring debate on teacher to Internet - 6/30/2009
Recycling pays off for city - 6/30/2009
Single stream recycling saves money - 6/23/2009
Committee prepares for fourth annual Fest of All - 6/23/2009
Library to display veterans documents - 6/16/2009
St. Rose de Lima Parish to celebrate 100 years - 6/9/2009
Elms College adds Asian studies minor to offerings - 6/2/2009
Bissonnette appeals to state, feds for federal stimulus money - 6/2/2009
City launches schedule of road improvements - 5/26/2009
Former Barry School principal honored by city and colleagues - 5/26/2009
Downtown bike path finally starts construction - 5/26/2009
City hopes renovations will cause sewer problems to go down the drain - 5/13/2009
Boys & Girls Club receives $190K grant - 5/5/2009
Brooks' bid for mayor kicks off at Castle of Knights - 5/5/2009
Green Irene consultant hosts Earth Day event - 4/28/2009
Mayoral candidate wants to 'get at issues' - 4/28/2009
Chicopee promotes preservation with Greenfest - 4/28/2009
Lamontagne seeks public input on school uniform issue - 4/21/2009
New home on Maple Street is welcomed by neighbors - 4/21/2009
Plans move forward for Hall of Fame - 4/14/2009
Mayor, State Rep spar over conservation land grant - 4/14/2009
Area Girl Scout troops are looking for leaders - 4/7/2009
City has budgetary good news and bad news - 4/7/2009
CEL signs deal with WARB - 3/24/2009
Court decision ends years of uncertainty on Uniroyal/Facemate - 3/24/2009
Free bulk pick-ups for Chicopee seniors begin - 3/18/2009
'Pako' joins the Chicopee Police Department - 3/18/2009
City sells land for new industrial park - 3/18/2009
Bissonnette voices concern over repavement program - 3/10/2009
Man Who Came to Dinner to be staged - 3/3/2009
Could St. Patrick s School replace Belcher? - 3/3/2009
Wagner to oversee stimulus funding - 3/3/2009
City Councilor Brooks to challenge Bissonnette - 2/24/2009
Wagner believes gas tax might increase but not by 19 cents - 2/24/2009
Westover Job Corps now restricting students - 2/17/2009
Decreased spending helps Chicopee through cuts - 2/17/2009
'Cheeseburger in Paradise' to benefit Cancer House of Hope - 2/11/2009
Job Corps director promises action - 2/11/2009
Automotive business relocates to Chicopee - 2/11/2009
Group starts planning for high school athletic hall of fame - 2/3/2009
Bissonnette to launch re-election campaign Jan. 29 - 1/27/2009
Transportation chief weighs options on tax hike - 1/20/2009
Night spot changes image for new location - 1/20/2009
Cities wait for Washington's decision - 1/14/2009
College gets closer to selecting a new president - 1/14/2009
Seniors warned about scam - 1/14/2009
'Angels' sought to help exhibition - 1/14/2009
City agrees to sell 57 acres for $1.45 million - 1/6/2009
Potential pawn shop licenses tabled at committee meeting - 1/6/2009
Demoliton at Uniroyal/Facemate may start in summer - 12/22/2008
Seniors help local soup kitchen and senior center - 12/22/2008
First wall in place - 12/16/2008
Arbors craft fair and bake sale to benefit Soup Kitchen - 12/9/2008
New distribution center on schedule - 12/9/2008
Mayor announces Bright Nights Trip for Seniors on Dec. 18 - 12/3/2008
Christmas season celebration promises evening of fun - 12/3/2008
Health insurance deadline looms - 11/25/2008
Chicopee Comp to honor Kudzal again - 11/25/2008
Football tradition helps Lorraine's - 11/12/2008
Proposed park could bring jobs and taxes to city - 11/11/2008
Lorraine's Soup Kitchen launches campaign - 11/4/2008
State grant to support precision machining firms - 11/4/2008
Nader calls for a 'second American revolution' - 10/28/2008
Teacher's suggestion leads to state-wide parks program - 10/28/2008
Run honors lost firefighter's courage - 10/21/2008
Ground broken for soup kitchen's future home - 10/21/2008
Book: Chicopee is ghost hunting center - 10/14/2008
Goodwill opens new SuperStore on Memorial Drive - 10/14/2008
Wrestling legend to appear in Chicopee - 10/6/2008
Meadow Street residents discuss issues - 10/6/2008
Bissonnette to address Meadow Street sewer issues - 9/30/2008
Wagner calls for meeting - 9/23/2008
Aldermen reject two of mayor's proposals - 9/23/2008
Recycling helps buy time for Chicopee landfill - 9/17/2008
Church plans inspirational program - 9/15/2008
Labor breakfast rallies faithful for upcoming election - 9/8/2008
Apartment complex seeks funding for expansion - 9/2/2008
City welcomes new Wing Commander - 8/26/2008
Project Linus helps kids at Shriners Hospital - 8/26/2008
Future of Facemate property still up in the air - 8/26/2008
Firefighters train for the unexpected - 8/19/2008
C-SPAN bus rolls in to Chicopee - 8/19/2008
Youth theater group prepares for 'Annie' - 8/13/2008
Wagner letterhead causes concern from state office - 8/13/2008
Houle honored for service - 8/5/2008
Construction begins on new building - 8/5/2008
C-SPAN Campaign Bus 2008 coming to Chicopee Library - 7/29/2008
Chicopee artist's work lands TV spot - 7/29/2008
City Hall reflects history of city - 7/15/2008
Donations sought for family benefit - 7/15/2008
Festa can't promise state funding for senior center - 7/15/2008
Doowop concert to benefit Rays of Hope - 7/8/2008
Farmers Market opens for season - 7/8/2008
Norton retires from RSVP post - 7/8/2008
148 MIL. DOLLAR BUDGET - 7/8/2008
City's new Web site to launch later this summer - 6/24/2008
Chicopee welcomes 30 new public safety officers - 6/17/2008
Neighbors oppose food pantry site - 6/10/2008
Fest of All adds 'preview'concert June 27 - 6/10/2008
Caterer loves her work and customers - 5/27/2008
Chicopee Kiwanis helps kids with annual bike safety program - 5/20/2008
Mayor, Board at odds over senior center - 5/20/2008
Bike trails would be good for Chicopee - 5/20/2008
For students, school closing is the breakup of a family - 5/13/2008
Chicopee, Holyoke receive more federal dollars to change CSOs - 5/6/2008
Program shows strengths of rail trails - 5/6/2008
Fest of All plans longer run and more attractions this year - 5/6/2008

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