Local filmmaker addresses topic of human trafficking

G. Michael Dobbs
news@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – Colin Tracy, a Sixteen Acres resident, has fulfilled his goal of producing a film that addresses the issue of human trafficking....
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City’s legislative delegation share priorities

G. Michael Dobbs
news@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – Increased economic development of the city, opposing the proposed bio-mass plant and the fight against COVID-19 were three of the common goals members of the city’s legislative delegation outlined during a recent online forum sponsored by the city’s Democratic Committee....
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A Springfield bed and breakfast has been impacted by COVID–19

Carolyn Noel
carolynn@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – The hospitality industry was one of thousands that struggled in 2020 due to COVID-19....
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Springfield School Committee members make a call for transparency

G. Michael Dobbs
news@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – Three members of the School Committee have asked for a meeting with Superintendent Daniel Warwick over allegations made against a former school employee and why School Committee members were not kept informed about the incident....
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Latest incident renews call for civilian police commission

G. Michael Dobbs
news@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – The latest incident involving a Springfield police officer has resulted in a renewed call for a civilian police commission by the City Council president....
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JCC establishes scholarship to honor the late Rabbi Shapiro

Carolyn Noel
carolynn@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – The Springfield Jewish Community Center (JCC) has established a new scholarship in remembrance of the late Rabbi Mark Dov Shapiro....
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Springfield Jewish Community Center welcomes new CEO

Carolyn Noel
carolynn@thereminder.com

SPRINGFIELD – On Feb. 1 Samantha Dubrinsky will begin her new role as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Springfield Jewish Community Center (JCC)....
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