CHICOPEE – After starting the program during the pandemic, RiverMills Senior Center has continued to operate their curbside meal pick-up program for Chicopee residents ages 55 and over.... Read More
CHICOPEE – Celebrated as a Polish cultural staple, the time-honored Blue Seal Kielbasa from Chicopee Provision will be undergoing production changes this holiday season.... Read More
CHICOPEE – City Hall has remained a central fixture since its construction in 1870, but due to its age, the building has now embraced several modern renovations.... Read More
CHICOPEE – As the city continues to revitalize its downtown community, state Sen. Adam Gomez presented Chicopee with a $60,000 grant for the Center Cleanup Project during a ceremony on Nov. 19.... Read More
SPRINGFIELD/CHICOPEE – With the holiday season underway, Springfield and Chicopee are making preparations for their annual Christmas Tree Lighting events.... Read More
CHICOPEE – Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Accountability Matthew Francis presented the initial part of his state of the district presentation during a School Committee meeting on Nov. 17.... Read More
CHICOPEE – As communities continue the effort to overcome COVID-19 obstacles, the City Council accepted Federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds during their Nov. 16 meeting.... Read More
CHICOPEE – With the pandemic presenting a wave of new financial difficulties, the City Council has approved a lower residential tax rate for the 2022 Fiscal Year (FY22).... Read More
CHICOPEE – American Legion Post 279, city officials, Mayor John Vieau, Rep. Richard Neal and veterans across the district gathered on Nov. 11 at Veterans Memorial Plaza to celebrate Veterans Day.... Read More
CHICOPEE – Final plans are underway for the Western Mass Post 9/11 & Service Dog Memorial Park after grants were approved for the project during the City Council meeting on Nov. 4... Read More
CHICOPEE – Mayor John Vieau gathered with city officials and the public to raise the Puerto Rican flag in honor of Puerto Rican Heritage Month.... Read More
CHICOPEE – An outside lighting project for the Chicopee High School turf field was passed in July 2019 by City Council, but the topic drew divisive discourse during a School Committee meeting on Nov. 3.... Read More
CHICOPEE – With a previously relied upon private ambulance company departing from the area, the City Council has approved a new pilot program for Chicopee Fire Department’s ambulance services.... Read More
CHICOPEE – The Chicopee City Council will look substantially different in January. For the first time there will be two women – one of whom is a person of color – on the council.... Read More
CHICOPEE – With the introduction of two new City Councilors and four School Committee members, the Nov. 2 Chicopee election brought an infusion of new voices alongside the legislation’s familiar foundation.... Read More
