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Flood maps updated, zoning ordinance amended - 5/17/2013
Mayor releases 2014 budget proposal - 5/17/2013
Mayor disassembles casino committee - 5/10/2013
Open Meeting Law subject of debate at meeting - 5/10/2013
Deputy assessor hired, readies town for visit - 5/3/2013
Grant sustains Medical Reserve Corps - 5/3/2013
Oath Keepers conduct Second Amendment rally - 4/26/2013
Commission revives its role in the community - 4/26/2013
Discussion begins about special election - 4/22/2013
Payant prepares for battle - 4/19/2013
Council approves rebates for seniors and veterans - 4/12/2013
Free cash funds vehicle for fire chief - 4/5/2013
Mayor chooses legal consultant to assist with casino research - 3/29/2013
Mayor outlines plan for productive discussion - 3/22/2013
Zoning plans capture neighborhood's persona - 3/22/2013
District schools host contest to thwart bullying - 3/15/2013
CSX addresses safety concerns in wake of accident - 3/15/2013
Budget cuts would further reduce school district's staffing - 3/15/2013
Hard Rock resort casino proposal continues its evolution - 3/8/2013
Cassidy discusses motivation for resort casino - 3/8/2013
Practice of using hotels for homeless families dwindles - 3/8/2013
Gomez enters Republican race for Senate - 3/7/2013
Mayor discusses equal opportunity - 3/1/2013
Town fills vacancy for Animal Control officer - 3/1/2013
ITT Exelis to close local site in June - 2/22/2013
Library unveils schematic design for its new site - 2/22/2013
Hard Rock addresses traffic concerns, sort of - 2/15/2013
Schematic designs for new library complete - 2/15/2013
Author shares personal hardships to inspire others - 2/11/2013
Mayor considers expanding animal control division - 2/11/2013
Attorney General responds to council's inquiry - 2/11/2013
Town seeks replacement for Cabral - 2/1/2013
Council rejects applicant - 2/1/2013
Communication breaks down among officials - 2/1/2013
Petition calls for reinstatement of Partridge - 1/25/2013
Hard Rock plans may face legal restrictions - 1/25/2013
Mayor creates board to research casino impact - 1/18/2013
Hard Rock reveals its proposal for a West Side casino - 1/11/2013
Two-way options considered - 1/11/2013
Grant enables school district to update teaching skills - 1/2/2013
Flood zone designation made in error - 12/26/2012
Neffinger hires Rairigh as Town Planner - 12/26/2012
Commission grants Costco liquor license - 12/26/2012
Annual report fails to recognize service of former employees - 12/19/2012
Residents, businesses receive tax breaks - 12/19/2012
Tax breaks for veterans - 12/5/2012
Business receives fines after violating law - 12/5/2012
FEMA implements flood zoning changes for West Side homes - 12/5/2012
School district reaches out to students to prevent dropouts - 11/28/2012
Finn re-elected to 6th Hampden District - 11/21/2012
MassDOT unleashes 'Mega Plow' in time for winter - 11/21/2012
Funds revoked from campaign account upon ruling - 11/21/2012
Council appoints liaison to emergency committee - 11/21/2012
Mayor appoints Campurciani as next Police Chief - 11/21/2012
Local honored as 'Outstanding Recycler' - 11/14/2012
WESPAC hopes to raise $1,800 with Birdhouse Project - 11/7/2012
Architect chosen for library renovation project - 11/7/2012
Rail line needs met with a series of ventures - 11/7/2012
Naturalists open great outdoors to local students - 11/7/2012
Chief search nears final stages as interviews approach - 10/31/2012
Town hires assistant building inspector - 10/31/2012
Finn, Blackie square off at debate - 10/24/2012
Mayor disparages committee - 10/17/2012
COA welcomes deputy director - 10/17/2012
Abatement plan to help seniors - 10/17/2012
'Soupy for Loopy' Fundraiser just around the corner - 10/10/2012
Coburn Elementary School teacher honored - 10/10/2012
Committee to assess impact of Springfield casino - 10/10/2012
Council overrides veto to pass ordinance - 10/10/2012
School district's MCAS scores reflect improvement - 10/3/2012
Mayor vetos multi-member appeals ordinance - 10/3/2012
Mayor announces water rate increase effective month - 9/26/2012
Public Safety Commission proposes deadline - 9/26/2012
Funds needed to expand charity's presence - 9/19/2012
Town seeks to implement electronic permitting - 9/19/2012
Chief search takes baby steps forward - 9/19/2012
West Nile Virus cause for concern - 9/12/2012
Automated trash pickup a feasible option - 9/12/2012
High School offers seasonal sports passes - 9/5/2012
Water line changes needed - 8/29/2012
Council seeks to modify appeals process - 8/29/2012
Mayor appoints Michele Cabral to dual positions - 8/22/2012
West Side Idols 4 singers to perform Aug. 17 - 8/15/2012
State Rep. Finn seeks re-election - 8/15/2012
West Springfield announces top three candidates for chief - 8/15/2012
Home Depot grant provides new kitchen to the Birch Park Outreach Center - 8/15/2012
Additional aid for tornado relief on the way - 8/8/2012
Town receives results of assessment tests for new police chief - 8/1/2012
Park entrance slated for improvements - 8/1/2012
Reservoir closure to last two weeks - 7/25/2012
Library Board approves Park Street site - 7/25/2012
Blackie calls for independent voice in 6th Hampden District - 7/18/2012
New assessor promises re-evaluations - 7/18/2012
Schools adopt new Journeys English language curriculum - 7/11/2012
Neffinger reports action on stalled rail bridge project - 7/11/2012
Council lowers proposed taxes by maintaining budget cuts - 7/3/2012
Zoning rules stall site redevelopment - 6/26/2012
Fausey School celebrates Flag Day - 6/20/2012
Former student 'pays it forward' - 6/20/2012
Neffinger sends vetoes back to council - 6/20/2012
Recent donation helps keep Parish Cupboard filled for summer months - 6/13/2012
PSC moves forward in its search for new police chief - 6/13/2012
State threatens to appeal commission's desist orders - 6/13/2012
Brown visits White Hut - 6/6/2012
State ignores commission's orders on Route 20 project - 6/6/2012
West Springfield remembers June 1, 2011 - 6/6/2012
Area Coke employees protest proposed outsourcing - 5/30/2012
Conservation Commission issues orders agains MassDOT - 5/30/2012
AmeriCorps volunteers assist town with ongoing cleanup - 5/23/2012
Neffinger opposes zoning change for Lyons Plaza - 5/23/2012
Garden Club plant sale at Mittineague Park May 18 -19 - 5/16/2012
Mayor taps Mattoon as Planning & Development director - 5/16/2012
Town Council gives provisional approval to library bond - 5/16/2012
Neffinger submits his proposed budget for FY13 - 5/9/2012
Committee OKs more school choice slots for 2012-13 - 5/1/2012
School Committee votes to fund current education level - 4/17/2012
Neffinger questions pace of two CSX projects - 4/11/2012
Planning Board continues Cumberland Farms deliberations - 4/11/2012
Volunteers sought for April 14 clean-up - 4/11/2012
Appointments pave way for tax abatement work - 4/4/2012
Public invited to second public hearing on school budget - 4/4/2012
Route 20 project to present headache for drivers - 4/4/2012
Simulator time sharpen skills, saves money for WSFD - 3/29/2012
ZBA OKs Cumberland Farms special permit - 3/28/2012
Tornado Recovery Center opens - 3/21/2012
Mayor begins budget process - 3/20/2012
Tornado recovery center to open on March 15 - 3/13/2012
Neffinger introduces Nicora as temporary assessor - 3/13/2012
Council rejects change to health insurance - 3/13/2012
Colson chosen as new DPW head - 3/7/2012
Board continues public hearing on Cumberland Farms proposal - 3/7/2012
Council continues decision on municipal insurance - 2/29/2012
New home offers robotics team chance to expand - 2/22/2012
Neffinger addresses recent firing in Assessor's Office - 2/22/2012
Former church land to be used for retail space - 2/15/2012
Pub is the second abrupt closure on Riverdale - 2/14/2012
Warren brings senate campaign to popular eatery - 2/8/2012
Superintendent plans for school tech upgrades - 2/8/2012
Goodbye, St. Ann's - 2/7/2012
Record number of WSHS seniors receive Adams scholarships - 1/31/2012
Grateful mom runs to raise funds for Griffin’s Friends - 1/31/2012
Warren chows down at White Hut - 1/31/2012
Council to reexamine proposal for new public library - 1/24/2012
School Committee receives report on curriculum - 1/17/2012
Neffinger sworn in as town’s second mayor - 1/11/2012
Library project gets reprieve - 1/11/2012
Cassidy makes plans for Expo as new CEO - 1/4/2012
New council to be saddled with library bond vote - 12/28/2011
Town hosts groundbreaking for new high school - 12/20/2011
Town council sets 2012 tax rates - 12/20/2011
Council continues hearing on library project - 12/14/2011
Zoning Board of Appeals continues gas station proposal - 12/6/2011
Town Council schedules three public hearings for Dec. 5 - 11/29/2011
Banking program teaches hands-on money management - 11/23/2011
Neffinger elected West Side’s second mayor - 11/15/2011
Town clerk, storm spending get council OK - 11/15/2011
Storm changes West Side Veteran’s Day ceremony location - 11/9/2011
Board continues Cumberland Farms site plan hearing - 11/9/2011
Partnership for Education approves 20 mini-grants - 11/4/2011
Council continues two proposed zoning changes - 10/26/2011
Hummingbirds inspire West Side nun to pen latest book - 10/18/2011
Construction bid awarded for new Clark Field scoreboard - 10/18/2011
School Department lists FY13 Capital Budget requests - 10/18/2011
West Side Planning Board rejects home occupation amendment - 10/12/2011
Mayoral candidates square off in debate - 10/12/2011
Board to hear proposal for former B’Shara’s Restaurant - 10/4/2011
Family finds new fun at Big E every year - 9/28/2011
Council OKs second HVAC bid for new high school project - 9/28/2011
Bids expected soon for middle school field, camera projects - 9/21/2011
Town to offer free hazardous waste collection at DPW Yard on Sept. 24 - 9/21/2011
'Twisted' motorcycle ride to support tornado relief - 9/15/2011
Tornado recovery planning to get state boost - 9/14/2011
Planning Board discusses Aldi project without applicants - 9/14/2011
Group works to mend tornado’s wounds in community - 9/6/2011
School Department receives final estimate on high school project - 9/6/2011
Career TEC’s culinary program wins national accreditation - 8/31/2011
Hearings continued on zoning updates - 8/23/2011
Lutheran Services seeks bicycles for adult riders - 8/23/2011
Ride to raise awareness, funds for education in Africa - 8/16/2011
Neffinger makes bid for mayor - 8/9/2011
Life in Merrick returning to normal - 8/3/2011
Big Y helps to rebuild West Springfield - 8/2/2011
Construction Program grant helps library project advance - 7/26/2011
Presidential hopeful visits West Side - 7/20/2011
PeoplesBank gets naming rights for new scoreboard - 7/20/2011
School lunch prices to rise this September - 7/20/2011
Planning Board continues Aldi Grocery Store vote to July 20 - 7/12/2011
School Committee examines lunch policies - 7/5/2011
Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture names local hero - 7/5/2011
Alternative healing to be offered July 3 - 6/28/2011
West Side businesses begin recovery - 6/22/2011
Skills Academy moving toward Sept. opening - 6/22/2011
The 2011 'Taste of the Valley' - 6/15/2011
Mayor's tornado relief fund gets quick response from residents - 6/14/2011
Majestic Theater presents two one acts June 17 to 19 - 6/9/2011
TORNADO HITS WEST SIDE - 6/8/2011
New canoe and kayak launch nearly ready for public use - 6/7/2011
Well main replacement considered - 6/1/2011
Budget hearing a bust - 5/24/2011
Special salute to mark annual Memorial Day ceremonies - 5/24/2011
Few questions delay vote on $104 million high school bond - 5/11/2011
Matthews to make bid for mayor - 5/3/2011
Skills academy gets first grant - 5/3/2011
Public hearing on town building energy upgrades to be May 2 - 4/26/2011
Library to play host to high school's Art Honors Society student exhibit - 4/19/2011
Town receives MSBA approval on $68 million for high school construction - 4/19/2011
Gibson will not run for reelection - 4/12/2011
Volunteers sought for community-wide cleanup on April 16 - 4/12/2011
School Committee approves level service department budget for FY 2012 - 4/12/2011
WSHS students 'Draw On!' to create art together - 4/6/2011
Volunteers sought for senior center accreditation team - 3/29/2011
Council approves spending, grant requests - 3/29/2011
Gibson delivers to seniors on national 'Mayors for Meals' day - 3/29/2011
Explosion rocks Balise Honda - 3/23/2011
Planning Board reviews high school site plan - 3/22/2011
Three-tier school budget proposes staff cuts at all levels - 3/15/2011
MSBA to consider design for new high school - 3/1/2011
Women lead region promoting heart-healthy living - 2/15/2011
Flaherty indoctrinated to new position 'under fire' - 2/15/2011
Fire department wins highly competitive grant - 2/9/2011
Welch brings tested practices to Hampden District - 2/1/2011
New legislator offers secret to being heard in the House - 2/1/2011
Community watch program aimed to protect parks - 1/26/2011
Grant finances much-needed academic support services - 1/26/2011
Eastern States Exposition banking on capital improvements - 1/11/2011
Library hosts final hearing for public input on new facility - 1/11/2011
Bourque sets priorities for presidency - 1/11/2011
Local man sentenced for child pornography - 12/28/2010
School Committee approves new bullying plan - 12/21/2010
Birdhouse fundraiser to benefit Arts Council - 12/8/2010
MSBA approves architect, model for new high school - 11/30/2010
Mayor recommends 'necessary' property tax increases - 11/30/2010
2010 Equine Affaire to be a horse of a different color - 11/9/2010
Finn plans to step down as president of Town Council - 11/9/2010
Forum to update progress toward new high school - 11/3/2010
Johnston lands job as permanent superintendent - 10/21/2010
Finn, Neffinger debate issues in 6th Hampden District - 10/13/2010
Johnston may land job as permanent superintendent next week - 10/5/2010
Gallery 131 adds 'majesty' to Elm Street - 9/28/2010
Open House showcases Fausey Elementary - 9/22/2010
Mancini to take ring against McIntosh for farewell match - 9/15/2010
Foundation to honor memory of Laura Sypek on her 16th birthday - 9/7/2010
Finn eyes seat in the House - 8/31/2010
Riverdale Street adult bookstore opts to close down - 8/17/2010
Republicans battle it out for 6th Hampden District - 8/10/2010
Big E preps for 'last blast of summer' - 7/27/2010
Town granted a million to revamp Southeast Target Area - 7/22/2010
Richard takes 'never give up' approach to high school - 7/22/2010
P.J. Care settles suit with Commonwealth over allegations of false advertising - 7/13/2010
Terrier takes leadership of the pack - 7/13/2010
West Springfield Rotary Club helps change lives of 50 Indian women - 7/7/2010
Councils pass inter-municipal agreement to regionalize all animal control services - 6/29/2010
Gibson has 'no clue' how to plug budget gaps created by Council - 6/16/2010
Taste of Valley serves up delectable weekend - 6/9/2010
Katelynn's Ride commemorates 10 years of raising funds to fight childhood cancer - 6/1/2010
Fans flock to fiberglass Fidos for fundraiser - 6/1/2010
Taste entices visitors to bring hearty appetites, room for fun - 5/26/2010
Majestic founder, educator to be honored for work in community - 5/26/2010
Gibson surmounts bigger budget challenge - 5/18/2010
New president leads entertainment industry - 5/12/2010
Housing Authority receives much-needed funds - 5/4/2010
Coakley files discrimination suit against landlord - 4/27/2010
Council considers $3.6 million bond for upgrades - 4/27/2010
West Springfield Democrat enters race for Senate - 4/20/2010
Stella Kalamarakis next to lead the West Springfield Rotary Club - 4/14/2010
Parish Cupboard hopes 13 is lucky year for donations - 4/14/2010
Student ambassador sets out to save the world - 4/6/2010
Storrowton to offer slate of early-American craft classes that teach specialty skills - 4/5/2010
Soupy for Loopy funds child cancer vaccine - 3/31/2010
West Side asks residents to lend a 'helping hand' - 3/23/2010
Senate seat may be up for grabs - 3/17/2010
Gibson promises stable future in state of town address - 3/9/2010
Terriers Around Town to unveil first 'naked' puppy - 3/4/2010
Residents announce bid for seat in Legislature - 3/3/2010
King Henry, Thomas Moore stage battle of morals at Majestic Theater - 2/23/2010
Councilor to get in celebrity ring - 2/17/2010
Student earns honors for humanitarian service - 2/10/2010
Locals continue effort to rebuild south after Katrina - 2/2/2010
Gibson keeps pace at Town Hall - 1/26/2010
Liberty Tax Service helps those who fear filing - 1/19/2010
Town Council gains fresh faces, perspective - 1/13/2010
Gibson begins fifth term - 1/5/2010
Volleyball player digs deep for record-breaking year - 12/29/2009
Brightside unveils masterpiece - 12/15/2009
Tighe handles the challenges at Cupboard - 12/1/2009
Glimmers of good economic news can't alleviate fears of the future - 11/25/2009
Recount confirms Election Day results - 11/25/2009
Town Council weighs benefits of tax shift - 11/25/2009
Boudo refuses to give up bid for mayor - 11/11/2009
KosherKeepers winner for kosher kitchens - 11/3/2009
Bid for eligible bachelors to benefit Shriners Hospital - 10/27/2009
Mayoral candidates all business at debate - 10/20/2009
Equine Affaire celebrates majesty of horsemanship - 10/13/2009
'Angels on wheels' gather for Toy Run - 10/6/2009
School system to kick off new creative arts initiative - 10/6/2009
Parish Cupboard to come under new management - 9/29/2009
Scuderi Group proves green technology works - 9/22/2009
Gibson to run for fifth term against Boudo - 9/15/2009
New after school program forced to delay opening - 9/8/2009
Reading incentives boost totals for fundraising effort - 8/25/2009
Majestic Theater to raffle off classic collectibles as fundraiser - 8/12/2009
The Big E plans on being a 'stay-cation' destination - 8/4/2009
Pan-Massachusetts Challenge pedals toward a cure for cancer - 7/28/2009
Miss Massachusetts to begin new reign in her life's history - 7/21/2009
Scuderi Group gets closer to completing greener engine - 7/14/2009
West Springfield 'dumping ground' for homeless - 7/7/2009
Eastern States awards student for academic accomplishments - 7/7/2009
Local woman dedicates business to town, mother - 6/30/2009
Taste of the Valley brings amusement to all ages - 6/16/2009
Town officials 'prepare for the worst' long-term - 6/9/2009
Enjoy Art in the Garden on June 6 - 6/3/2009
Incumbents announce re-election plans - 6/2/2009
Annual Taste of the Valley to bring international flair - 5/26/2009
Katelynn's Ride continues fight against childhood cancer - 5/19/2009
Gibson: FY10 budget 'most challenging' of career - 5/13/2009
Local non-profit funds MSKCC drug trial to cure pediatric cancer - 5/13/2009
Engine 'exhausts' Otto technology - 5/5/2009
Mother of four pioneers new childcare program for tweens - 4/28/2009
McCary to build synergy between OABA, Eastern States Exposition - 4/28/2009
'Competition steep' at CTEC's Auto Detailing Week - 4/21/2009
Lennon and McCartney together again at the Majestic - 4/14/2009
Bhutanese, Iraqi refugees share quest for a new life in America - 4/14/2009
Interest in history could 'lighten the load' of college payments - 4/14/2009
Parish Cupboard has dismal fundraising results - 4/14/2009
Brightside looking for volunteers to make a difference for children - 3/31/2009
'Loopy Foundation' funds new drug trial - 3/31/2009
Benefit to blow roof off Geraldine's Night Club - 3/24/2009
Residents assured emergency services remain intact, despite budget cuts - 3/24/2009
test page - 3/18/2009
Parish Cupboard to use annual fundraiser as thermometer for giving - 3/18/2009
Neighborhood welcomes refugees with open arms - 3/10/2009
Library employees take budget matters into their own hands - 3/3/2009
Town promotes free concerts during difficult economy - 2/24/2009
Locals make giving season an all-year campaign - 2/17/2009
Locals to bike 100 miles to aid Malawi, Africa - 2/17/2009
New Web site makes networking a mouse click away - 2/11/2009
Miss Massachusetts graceful at Miss America Pageant - 2/3/2009
Couple brings Christianity back to its roots - 1/27/2009
Legislators disagree on new pay raise - 1/21/2009
Show to bridge gap between news and consumers - 1/21/2009
Crossroads Community Church aids locals in recapturing their faith - 1/14/2009
New Year signals trouble for food pantries - 1/14/2009
Monthly peace service to honor Dr. King's memory - 1/14/2009
Company grants Christmas wish for family in need - 1/6/2009
SOFA to return to WSHS on March 18 - 12/30/2008
Miss Massachusetts vying for Miss America crown - 12/22/2008
Rotary Clubs dedicated to ShelterBox's global aid mission - 12/16/2008
Majestic to fill 2009 stage with swooning lumberjacks and Beatles - 12/16/2008
Military veteran to speak candidly of war - 12/9/2008
Mother to honor fallen son as part of Worldwide Candle Lighting - 12/9/2008
THANKS FOR GIVING - 12/3/2008
LPVEC pioneers new mentor program to aid students - 12/3/2008
Economic downturn doesn't dampen holiday spirit - 11/25/2008
Yuletide cheer to engulf Storrowton Village Museum - 11/25/2008
'Needlers' stitch together the religious divide - 11/18/2008
Library to host book talk - 11/12/2008
Author challenges faith with her latest book - 11/11/2008
Mother, daughter strive to end plight of Malawians - 11/4/2008
Equine Affaire to 'celebrate the horse' - 11/4/2008
Rotary Club 'inundated' with funding applications due to economy - 11/4/2008
Parish Cupboard calls on community for aid - 10/28/2008
Homeowners to receive a helping hand - 10/21/2008
Friends of Lagodich to honor his commitment to job, community - 10/14/2008
CROP Hunger Walk strives to eliminate starvation - 10/6/2008
Small gestures may lead to 'gallons of hope' - 9/30/2008
Humanitarian strives to change piece of world - 9/23/2008
Billy's Malawi Project continues efforts in U.S. - 9/15/2008
'Miraculous work' raises curtain at Majestic - 9/8/2008
Valley communities kick off campaign for United Way - 9/8/2008
Rotary Records loops into West Side - 9/2/2008
One woman's loss prompts change for thousands - 8/26/2008
Grace Lutheran's 'Mission of Hope' sends African students to school - 8/19/2008
Town receives record MIIA insurance credit - 8/13/2008
Project Bread helps offset rising costs of meal program - 8/5/2008
Southwick and West Springfield gain critical funding - 8/5/2008
Fendline reinvigorated despite loss in contest to open for Coldplay - 7/29/2008
Countdown to Big E begins - 7/29/2008
Fendline loses battle for dream gig at Garden - 7/22/2008
Fendline inches toward dream gig - 7/16/2008
Master Plan Committee gains vital public input - 7/15/2008
Western Mass. resident eyes Miss America crown - 7/15/2008
Annual fair encourages youth life skills development - 7/14/2008
Family Concert Series continues rich 45-year tradition - 7/8/2008
New legislative caucus to revitalize 'Gateway Cities' - 7/1/2008
Course teaches young girls the 'fundamentals' of life - 6/24/2008
Storrowton Village translates 1840s into 2008 lingo - 6/17/2008
Master Plan Committee confronts tough questions - 6/17/2008
Majestic Theater to feature rockin' summer lineup - 6/10/2008
'Celebration' spotlights public education model - 6/4/2008
'Gypsy jazz' and wacky works of art to liven artist showcase - 5/27/2008
Mayors wrestle with budget - 5/20/2008
Bech challenges Olver for 1st Congressional District - 5/20/2008
Slumping economy inhibits NALC food drive - 5/13/2008
AAA celebrates 80 years of traffic safety initiatives - 5/6/2008
Stamp Out Hunger - 5/2/2008
 
Flood maps updated, zoning ordinance amended
Mayor releases 2014 budget proposal
Mayor disassembles casino committee
Open Meeting Law subject of debate at meeting
Deputy assessor hired, readies town for visit
Grant sustains Medical Reserve Corps
Oath Keepers conduct Second Amendment rally
Commission revives its role in the community
Discussion begins about special election

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