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8th annual LEEF Gala garners $75,000 for education excellence
Abutters of Pride station voice disapproval of expansion
Adult Center to host pneumonia clinic
'American grandmother' honored as Unsung Heroine
Angelides lobbies supporters for 'Victory in November'
Angelides looks to November contest
Angelides makes state rep bid on platform of job creation, small business aid
Angelides runs for Select Board uncontested
Angelides targets 'problem properties' in Longmeadow
Angelides wins, sets sights on November
Annual home tour raises funds for Center School
Annual LDTC breakfast to honor DA William Bennett
Annual stroll honors those who have passed away
Annual walk and 5K run to support St. Mary's Academy
April 13 talk to give parents heads-up on kids' transition to college life
Armand Wray resigns from School Committee
Art Department to fill 'empty bowls' this holiday season
Artist elevates his passion through Red Stair
Art teacher Carolyn Reid honored with print donation
Ashe and Scibelli participate in Q&A session
Ashe has yet to resign from Select Board
Ashe kicks off campaign for re-election
Ashe: Massachusetts moving in right direction
Ashe presents fiscal update to Select Board
Ashe, School Committee spar over Chapter 70
Ashe to remain on Select Board through budget season
Aspiring biomedical engineer looks to revolutionize treatment options
Assessment aims to put charter in perspective
Atheist finds faith later in life
At rally, Mihos calls for a 'Republican revolution'
Barkett is a shoe-in at town elections
Barkett opts out of re-election, remains on building committee
Barowsky anxious to start work on Select Board
Bay Path climbs in 'best colleges' ranking
Bay Path student links Longmeadow to Barra
Bay Path to host online information sessions for select graduate degrees and programs Jan. 13, 19
'Beauty and the Beast' musical comes to the LHS stage
Beloved Bay Path preschool to close at the end of the school year
Benefits, IT to be top items at Oct. 26 Special Town Meeting
Blood drive gets great response
'Blueberry Hill Idol' set to return
Blueberry Hill's 'Cooks-N-Kitchens' tour slated for Dec. 5
Contest makes important donation in honor of late student
B'nai Jacob's merging a bittersweet affair
Board approves bonding to fund new high school
Board mulls consolidating IT departments
Board of Assessors chair's position in question
Board of Health approves variance allowing dogs outside at Starbucks
Board's meeting is kick off to budget season
Book drive to benefit needy students in Nigeria
Bowen outlines plan for senior tax relief
Brain injury survivor hosting race to benefit BIA-MA
Brain injury survivor runs 98 miles to raise awareness
Brunette announces candidacy
Budget set at marathon meeting
Bullying plan, resources online
Businesses join together to promote shopping local
Business helps preserve family histories
Business students bring home awards
Buy a book or a brownie, send parishioners to World Youth Day
LEEF takes a swing at funding more education grants
Goodhines sees District Attorney seat as 'a calling'
Cahill gets first-hand look at school plan
Cahill, MSBA announce approval for Longmeadow High School
Candidate plans to maintain road to student success
Candidates chosen for High School Building Committee
Candidates share stances on school, revenues and cost-cutting
Candidates sought for Development Task Force
Capital Planning chair explains debt exclusion reasoning
Capital Planning Committee begins prioritizing projects
Capital planning project recommendations presented to Select Board
Celebration of Youth Art Month continues to grow at Kiddly Winks
Center Elementary School selects new principal
Center School's June 12 'Tour of Homes' showcases six eclectic properties
Center School TB case not yet confirmed
Chamber Music Society to present winter concert
Changes and plans are in place for start of the school year
Characters inspired Karas to become a novelist
Christmas fair returns to the green on Dec. 6
Church unanimously appoints Boisvert new associate pastor
Citizen of the Year
Clark: 'Neither side truly happy' with budget compromise
Clark, residents discuss schools’ social media policy
Clark, Select Board sock it out over FY14 budget
Clean-up carries hefty price tag
COA Board holds off on Senior Tax Rebate
COA to host final Senior Tax Rebate forum
Co-chairs share plans for 2010 LEEF Gala
Cold No More coat drive a success for students
College-aged Clark announces bid for Select Board
Colonel James M. Linder to speak at Long Meddowe Days
Committee accelerates search for superintendent
Committee goes for the gold
Community helps teen near 1,000 hats for homeless goal
Community Preservation Committee readies to vote on projects
Community to say goodbye to Crosbie June 26
Concert to benefit Cell Phones for Soldiers
Confusion delays hiring of Veterans' Affairs officer
Connecticut restaurant chain preps new Longmeadow location
Contest encourages students to talk politics
Dispute continues over corner lots in Longmeadow
CPC gathering input on proposed projects
CPC seeks grant applications
CPC to mull over $85,140 in requested grants
Crane commits to town manager position, starts April 2
Crane officially takes over as town manager
Crosbie, Swanson tender resignations
Del Castilho gets interim town manager gig
Del Castilho to whittle down town manager candidates
Desrochers, Humphries named to School Committee
Diary of a new state representative
District gains two new principals
District puts bullying policy out for review
Donator gets to see grant in action at Glenbrook
Doyle: Administration confident in safety of schools
Doyle excited and ready to come to Longmeadow
Doyle presents budget proposal to School Committee
Doyle wins computer educator award
DPW announces July 1 changes to weekly refuse collection
Drug take back set for April 28
Duquette to put his 'Duqs up' with new talk show
Dutcher pledges his services
Eagle Scout nears completion of trail project at Laurel Park
Economic climate may defer reinstatement of curriculum
Education Club lends a hand to Springfield school
Effectiveness of town committees being questioned
Enjoy dinner and a show at Longmeadow High
Factor of one voted best option for town's tax rate
Father-daughter duo fought liver disease together
Father Larry nominated for Bishop Coadjutor position
Fein resigns from Board of Assessors following tax fraud case
Female powerlifter brings home Junior Olympic gold
Few weigh-in on search for Town Manager
Finalists chosen for Center School principal
Finance Committee, Select Board disagree over storm clean-up
Fire chief offers tips for safe heating, cooking
First Church to celebrate Heritage Sunday
First ever dance-a-thon raises $5,200 for Children's Miracle Network
First ever Green Up aimed to benefit town's environment and residents
First planning meeting for Long Meddowe Days scheduled for Jan. 20
Fitzgerald named to Board of Trustees
Fluctuating figures major topic of current town business
Forum date set for zoning of corner lots
Foster fights to give abuse victims a voice
Foster jumps right into post on Board of Selectmen
Four teachers earn Pioneer Valley Excellence awards
Four vie for Longmeadow town manager job
French horns featured at upcoming Chamber Music Society concert
Fund to assist with home modifications
Future lacrosse stars grow up in youth program
Girard chosen as newest School Committee member
Glenbrook students share passion for recycling
Glenbrook students teach those at Wolf Swamp via videoconferencing
Glenmeadow continues 125th anniversary celebration
Going online garners gains
Gold announces run for re-election to Select Board
Gold, Candaras spar over clean-up costs
Gold questions raises in schools
Gold questions SOI resubmission process
Gold, Warenda to draft plan for website
Graduates return to alma mater to relay college experience
Grant makes bid for Select Board
Guerino, Select Board fail to reach contract agreement
Hal Haberman leaving Select Board after 12 years
Hampden Bank and LEEF grants expand unique library system
Hampden Bank donation supports Destiny Library Program at two schools
Harpist pursues musical dream in Scotland
Health or music?
High school breaks ground
High school expands foreign exchange to Costa Rica
High school issue galvanized an otherwise apathetic electorate
High school pool closed until January, despite 'unblockable' drains
High school singers take talents abroad
Holmes hopes to revitalize Longmeadow Lions Club
Holyoke native's company 'chips' in for a cause
Homeland Security grant of $72,000 awarded to Fire Department
Housing Authority, Planning Board meet to discuss accessory apartments
Housing Authority still seeking comments, suggestions from residents
Ichiban to take over Friendly's property in Longmeadow Shops
Impact of budget cuts discussed at Select Board meeting
Importance of play topic of talk on Oct. 13
Inaugural Courage & Hope Challenge to honor Sean Allen
Input sought on Social Networking, Electronic Communication Policy
Interviews begin for town manager position
Introducing Longmeadow Select Board candidates
Investors interested in former Friendly’s location
It's 'yes' for LHS at Town Meeting; June 8 ballot makes decision final
JA honors Wesson with Lifetime Achievement Award
Jason Dieni named new veterans’ affairs officer
JGS to host first ever Cross-Crestview Race
Johnny Appleseed Festival returns to Storrs Library
Kiddly Winks - 25 years of 'helping kids play'
'Kids of the World' on display at Storrs Library
LaCucina Express spices up the kitchen
Lancer Pride promotes new high school project
Lancers make the grade in national high school ranking
LDTC breakfast brings out Democratic heavyweights
LDTC to honor new state rep and White House aide
LEA and School Committee agree to zero percent COLAs
Leaf Program Announced
Lecture to redefine student potential
LEEF announces educational grant recipients
LEEF awards 16 new grants to teachers district wide
LEEF awards 36 new grants, totaling $120,000
LEEF Gala Committee sets date for signature fund-raiser
LEEF gala fundraising exceeds expectations
LEEF Gala garners $75,000 for town schools
LEEF provides funding for 28 school programs
LHS grad takes passion for music internationally
LHS ski team takes PVIAC title
LHS students learn sobering lesson about teen drinking
LHS Symphony Orchestra selected as semi-finalist in national competition
Library director to retire in Jan.
Library to screen award winning film on Feb. 15
Lincoln ready to resign as Center School principal
Live broadcast of Rabbi Steinsaltz at LYA
Local actress to appear in TV movie on Jan. 30
Local consultant to give talk on the college process
Local girl recounts AmeriCorps travels
Local girl wins two outstanding actress awards
Dodgeball tournament benefits Beavis family
Local student running his own business this summer
Local women become part of ‘Pink Scarf Project,’ efforts toward cure
Longmeadow Select Board announces meeting dates
Longmeadow adopts restaurant meals tax at Special Town Meeting
Longmeadow adventure seeker to bike across America for charity
Longmeadow Community Television provides entertainment, education and more
Longmeadow Fire Department receives grant for gear
Longmeadow High named one of top 1,000 schools in U.S.
Longmeadow High School senior recognized for achievement
Longmeadow High School's senior play will take everyone 'Back to the'80s' Nov. 18-20
Longmeadow High School pledges to ‘Stand Together’
Longmeadow High School gains continued accreditation
Longmeadow High School on time, on budget
Longmeadow location celebrates KinderCare's 40th anniversary
Longmeadow Lyrics win 2011 American Prize
Longmeadow middle schools jazz ensembles perform at Adult Center
Longmeadow native follows ‘Northstar’ home
Longmeadow native knew he wanted to volunteer overseas
Longmeadow offers senior services program
Longmeadow ready to celebrate 225 years
Longmeadow resident named West Springfield's principal assessor
Longmeadow schools now accepting registrations for kindergarten
Longmeadow Select Board hears water and sewer rate recommendations for FY11
Longmeadow's Lindsay Oxx to compete in 'Teen Jeopardy!'
Longmeadow students take the stage in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'
Longmeadow students continue to outperform state
Longmeadow talks trash (contract) with neighboring East Longmeadow
Longmeadow teachers awarded for excellence
Longmeadow vets claim they're underserved
Longmeadow Volunteers cleaning one field at at time
Longmeadow Volunteers cleaning one field at at time
Long Meddowe Days helps bring history to life
Long Meddowe Days promises to be fun family affair
Long Meddowe Days to celebrate 30 years
Lubavitcher Yeshiva Academy remembers Sept. 11
Majority of Select Board withholds opinion on high school project
Major rate changes approved for building permit fees
Math teacher fits big time acting gigs into the equation
May 15 special election to fill vacant Select Board seat
Meeting for solar array developers set for Jan. 18
Meeting to update town on high school construction
MMEA to honor Longmeadow music program
Mobil Garage approved to go ahead with canopy plans
MSBA approves Longmeadow High School's option 2B
MSBA Director Craven answers last-minute questions about high school project
Mulhern sets lofty goal for final Pan-Mass ride
Music students to showcase talent
Nationally renowned bullying expert to host forum at Longmeadow High
Needy residents discovering adult center's food pantry
Newcomers' Club to host open house for new residents
New community group looks to bring local teens together
New Day offers a new way for younger generations to worship
New faces elected to Select Board and School Committee
Bay Path receives 2010 College InternHero Award
'Child safety' to be topic of presentation at Storrs Library
Artisan/craft fair to support art program
New senior tax rebate plan proposes stringent qualifications
New squad takes title at Cheer for a Cure competition
Newton named interim principal at Glenbrook School
New veterans’ agent committed to honoring military
New Veterans' Services officer to combat stigmas
Nine interviewed for School Building Committee
'No Funny Stuff' is going on in Longmeadow
'No Funny Stuff' unlike any school play performed before
Public interviews for Longmeadow town manager candidates slated for Jan. 24
Officer wants to give back to those who serve the community
Opposition doesn't prevent OPEB funding approval at Town Meeting
Organizers gearing up for 2008 LEEF Gala
Organizers make final preparations for 10th annual LEEF Gala
Parents make a difference at P.L.A.C.E.
Paul Pasterczyk named interim town manager
Peachwave franchise to open in Longmeadow Shops
Pendleton weaving American spirit
Petitioners want separate water and sewer commissioners
Planning Board approves changes to St. Mary's
Planning Board could pursue long range, master plan update
Players bring their love of Ultimate to national championships
Playing Santa
Police Chief Bob Danio retires after 39 years of service
Police Department gains new tool to beef up enforcement
Police officer speaks about time in Afghanistan
Kickstarter campaign to increase Pop Nation's territory
Pride develops new plans for Longmeadow Road store
Principal travels to Afghanistan as part of education collaborative
Program exposes the dangers of 'sexting'
Proposed by-law will permit solar array
Proposed cuts draw public comment at budget forum
Proposed FY10 budget approved by Select Board
PTO aims to have new playground surface
Public gets opportunity to weigh in on budget, manager search
Public school enrollment projected to drop
Question 4 approved by 2,098 votes
Quiet Courage Foundation makes substantial donation to LHS
Randall is 2009 Maternal Association scholarship recipient
Red Stair Gallery artwork to Calm the Summer Storm
Regans say ‘thank you’ to recovery workers
Register for Special State Primary Election on Dec. 8
Register for Storytime series at Storrs
Registration celebration at Storrs Library
Rep. Brian Ashe hosts first re-election fundraiser
Resident loses battle with DPW over potholes
Residents not in favor of charter changes at Special Town Meeting
Residents voice concerns over new turnaround at leaf dump
Restaurant expansion could continue in Longmeadow
Rhodes to headline benefit concert
Ross and the Boss - a once in a lifetime opportunity
Rotary Club aims to gather four tons of food for Open Pantry
Savoie, Sullivan take top spots in annual Diocesan spelling bee
SBC hosts first forums, wants town's flavor
SBC hosts last public forum before meeting and elections
Schedule of Town Manager finalist interviews for to be determined
Scheiper is a leader
Schematic design unveiled for new high school project
School budget compromise may be on horizon
School budget increased after lengthy debate
School budget outlook bleak in Longmeadow
School Building Committee approves request for owners project manager
School Building Committee gives update on progress
School Building Committee decides it will be option 2B
School Committee addresses scheduling concerns
School Committee adopts interim head injury policy
School Committee aims to draft new social media policy
School committee allocates funds to popular clubs
School Committee hears case for saving music program
School Committee lists positions to be cut at budget hearing
School Committee member to be appointed next month
School Committee reinstates music program
School Committee releases prioritized capital projects
School Committee seeks new member in wake of resignation
School Committee, Select Board seek to fill Bruns’ seat
School Committee, Select Board host joint interviews for open seat
School Committee vacancies to be filled Oct. 3
School Committee welcomes public comment on policy change
School Department seeks $600,000 increase in FY14 budget
School district, teachers reach bargaining agreement
School project moving forward with help of residents
Schools gain new assistant superintendent, lose principal
Schools incorporate iPad technology
Schools take on 'green' initiatives
Secretary of Education swings by Willie Ross School
Select Board agrees on hiring process for town manager
Select Board and firefighters clash over shifts
Select Board and School Building Committee debate Special Town Meeting dates
Select Board approves increase of ambulance fees
Select Board approves $51,389,100 town budget for FY11
Select Board approves BAN from Eastern Bank
Select Board chooses Del Castilho as interim town manager
Select Board chooses Crane to fill town manager vacancy
Select Board creates Casino subcommittee
Select Board, Del Castilho hash out timetable for new town manager
Select Board denies additional funding for School Department
Select Board elects to stick with single property tax rate
Select Board establishes goals for FY10
Select Board exploring options for town manager
Select Board focuses on maintenance at close of fiscal year
Select Board instructs Town Manager to proceed with $2.1 million cut
Select Board mulls proposition to install red light cameras
Select Board settles on single tax rate for next fiscal year
Select Board tackles energy cost issues at meeting
Select Board to consider new water and sewer rates
Select Board to continue debate on capital projects
Select Board to decide what is allowed on Green
Select Board to interview candidates for interim town manager
Select Board vets possible revenue generating plans
Selectmen, Guerino fail to agree on contract
Selectmen remove warrant article funding Wolf Swamp field repairs
Selectmen to begin negotiations with Guerino
Selectmen try to hammer out plan for website
Selectmen vote to negotiate with Therrien
Senior property tax relief program to be presented at Town Meeting
Senior Tax Rebate article to be amended
Shames promises Hebrew melodies at annual dinner
Siano to step up as police chief
Sign theft sparks controversy over methods and motives
Sitler receives alumni award from her alma mater
Six Trinity baseball players and head coach earn post-season honors
Skinner says goodbye after 56 years at Brightwood
Small group offers opinions on Town Manager search
Small number of voters pass Proposition 2 1/2 override
Solar array bylaw goes to voters on Oct. 26
Solar array, cash transfers get nod at Special Town Meeting
Solar array is key warrant article
'Something for everyone' in LEEF Gala auctions
Sox journalist, novelist serves as resident author
Special election could put 'monkey wrench' in Town Meeting schedule
Special Town Election could bring greater complications
Special Town Meeting sets standards for lawn care
Sports Council sponsors candidate forum
Staff cuts identified to balance school budget
State of economy leads to establishment of food pantry
State Rep. Brian Ashe kicks off re-election bid
State rep candidates meet with voters at Adult Center
Stretch Energy Code considered for warrant
Stretch Energy Code, televised meetings up to voters May 10
Stretch Energy denied by small quorum of voters
Students begin classes in new high school
Students experiment on how to save energy
Students explore natural wonders thanks to grant
Students honor Newtown victims
Students invite you to enjoy a few laughs at 'No Funny Stuff'
Students, parents demand teacher’s reinstatement
Students participate in first ever ‘One Community, One Book’
Students to assist at JGS Family Fun Day
Student to student: Fair makes learning fun
Study leads to recommendation of new DPW site
Sullivan named superintendent of Gill-Montague school district
Sullivan pulls name from consideration for town manager
Sullivan to carry on 'tradition of success' in schools
Superintendent Search Committee sets January interviews
Support special education at 'March Mingle'
Swanson exits with advice for Select Board
Symphony Orchestra wins top prize for performance
Team brings old era base ball to a new generation
Teens' commercial places second in state
Teen weaves worthy cause
Telephone scam targets Longmeadow residents
TELL Mass survey will reveal teachers' perspectives on schools
The could be business owners someday!
The Donnellys make giving a family affair
The Reminder has a heart to heart with Hart
'These hands won't hurt' educating teens on dating violence
Tired tennis courts topic of Tuesday forum
Top three options for high school revealed at forum
Tournament, scholarship honor memory of high school senior
Town announces improvement in bond rating
Town avoids primary election to fill vacant Select Board seat
Town controls costs for several capital projects
Town debates setting aside $350,000 for increasing expenses
Town Green rules outline almost complete
Town makes more than $30K on first property auction since 2003
Town manager position still up in the air
Town Manager presents early balanced budget
Town Manager salary set for six figures
Town meeting approves feasibility study funding
Town officials continue negotiations with Therrien
Town officials displeased with Pride’s proposed expansion
Town opts out of photovoltaic solar facility
Town prepares to accept bids for solar array
Town puts out request for warrant articles
Town's $56.8 million budget proposal under review
Town's boards discuss FY10 cuts, start FY11 budget talks
Town seeking location, plan for new DPW
Town seeking RFPs to rehabilitate Bliss tennis courts
Town sells $7 million in bonds to finance projects
Town sells bonds to finance infrastructure projects
Town sets fall leaf collection policy
Town signs energy conservation agreement for small businesses
Town to consider senior tax relief
Transportation fees announced
Tree Committee announces plans to reinstate memorial tree program
Tri-Board predicts $2.15 million FY11 shortfall
Trip helps students learn life lessons
Trip provides students with a unique view of America
Turn trash into art for 'Junk-A-Rama' contest
Twin Hills to reopen, host Tee Party
Two candidates to be interviewed for open School Committee seat
UMass student to bring 'unique outlook' to School Committee
Unique arts camp aims to help Ugandan orphans
Veterans' Affairs Officer leaves post for federal position
Vintage Base Ball scheduled for next week
Volunteers keep town landscapes beautiful
Voters approve $51.5 million budget, plethora of projects at Town Meeting
Voters approve FY10 budget, despite calls for adjournment
Voters have little to decide at town election
Voters to decide on temporary moratorium for medical marijuana treatment center
Voters to decide school budget compromise
Voters will have full slate at Special Town Meeting
Warrants to be issued for suspects in fraud case
Water and sewer billing switchover begins in September
Water and sewer rates set for FY11
Water main improvements close streets to through traffic
WMECo: No long-term blackouts expected for Ardsley Road residents
WMECo, residents to meet on contamination
Wolf Swamp School packs for the troops
Wolf Swamp's Comedy Night to share laughs and benefit students
Wray appointed to School Committee seat
Young players celebrate a great season at Longmeadow Baseball Association
Youth raises funds for cause close to her heart
Zach Williams Band set to return to the Iron Horse
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