Westfield

• ‘I just love football,’ says Westfield coach after 500th game - 10/4/2023
• Westfield police to give gift cards for some equipment violations - 10/4/2023
• Westfield School Committee candidates look to November - 9/28/2023
• Artist uses traditional lace craft to make modern statements - 9/26/2023
• Westfield elementary school pupils see their future rising next door - 9/20/2023
• Grant to help more students afford WSU social work degree - 9/20/2023
• Agawam leader hired as Westfield's new Senior Center director - 9/20/2023
• Westfield officials wary of plans to house migrants in WSU dorm - 9/14/2023
• Forum in Westfield will examine clean energy incentives available now - 9/14/2023
• Sept. vote to narrow Westfield School Committee race - 9/6/2023
• Westfield's MillWorks stays flexible after pandemic start - 9/6/2023
• Westfield merchant group grows with community partners - 8/30/2023
• Westfield schools seek input on building graduate skills - 8/30/2023
• Event seeks help identifying Westfield archive photos - 8/23/2023
• Westfield hosts Narcan training, overdose vigil on Aug. 31 - 8/23/2023
• IMPACT: Barnes is an economic driver with promising future - 8/21/2023
• Westfield kids impress librarians with ‘fantastically unique’ stories - 8/16/2023
• Search begins for new Senior Center leader in Westfield - 8/16/2023
• Westfield school nutrition director happy with free meals - 8/16/2023
• Multiple towns send participants to Westfield gravestone workshop - 8/8/2023
• Poet from Westfield to share path from athletics to self-awareness - 8/8/2023
• New director wants to grow Greater Westfield Chamber’s membership, reach - 8/8/2023
• Westfield Fair to promote agriculture, entertainment - 8/8/2023
• Westfield Elks welcome newcomers, celebrate 50-year members - 8/2/2023
• Westfield fundraising rider more than halfway across USA - 8/2/2023
• Traffic board backs 25 mph speed limit throughout Westfield - 7/27/2023
• All invited to Westfield meeting on Complete Streets proposals - 7/20/2023
• New director at Genesis in Westfield hopes to attract youth - 7/13/2023
• Westfield Tech students in top 10s at SkillsUSA nationals - 7/5/2023
• Goats proposed to control weeds at Westfield golf range - 7/5/2023
• Westfield boards weigh law to allow chickens in backyards - 6/28/2023
• ‘Pillars of community’ honored at Wyben parade on July 4 - 6/28/2023
• Westfield to welcome Blue Star group for military families - 6/21/2023
• Westfield ballot starts to get crowded, including 3 for mayor - 6/21/2023
• Mayor pushing for East-West Rail stop in Westfield - 6/15/2023
• Westfield women to honor downtown housing nonprofit leader - 6/14/2023
• Westfield flower garden a hands-on project for students - 6/7/2023
• Westfield aviation alumni tell grads how careers took off - 5/31/2023
• Pride group plans month of discussions, shows in Westfield - 5/23/2023
• Westfield mayor’s budget focuses on parks, roads, people - 5/23/2023
• Westfield mayor’s budget focuses on parks, roads, people - 5/23/2023
• Westfield teen named to Junior Achievement ‘18 Under 18’ - 5/23/2023
• Students drawn in to Westfield Woman's Club anti-littering campaign - 5/17/2023
• Neighbors appeal in court to stop Westfield self-storage plan - 5/17/2023
• Students’ wildlife report is 1st step toward Westfield trail - 5/10/2023
• Westfield school programs restored in budget proposal - 5/10/2023
• Westfield school programs restored in budget proposal - 5/10/2023
• Jets, historical, stunt planes lined up for Westfield air show - 5/10/2023
• Westfield college, school pen pals learn about letters, each other - 5/4/2023
• Nun from Westfield writes memoir on life and advocacy - 5/4/2023
• Kitchenware, donations sought to help vets furnish homes - 5/4/2023
• Westfield firefighters recognized for saving man from flames - 5/4/2023
• Paddlers race through rapids in a Westfield River tradition - 4/25/2023
• Colorful posters made by youngsters share green message - 4/25/2023
• Airport gets security upgrades, air show public safety boost - 4/25/2023
• Leaders see F-35A jets as long-term commitment to Barnes - 4/25/2023
• Hospital volunteers welcomed back with luncheon - 4/25/2023
• Award winner says Boys & Girls Club of Greater Westfield made difference - 4/25/2023
• Granite to honor women's history at Westfield park - 4/18/2023
• Westfield board approves site plan for Cycle St. self-storage - 4/12/2023
• Builder hired, delays expected for new Westfield school - 4/6/2023
• Cleanups scheduled this month along Westfield streets, river - 4/6/2023
• Legal spotlight shines on Westfield parking lot lamps - 3/29/2023
• Former Westfield detective found guilty of murdering wife - 3/29/2023
• Westfield Chamber of Commerce director steps down from post - 3/29/2023
• Lawyers make closing arguments in Westfield murder trial - 3/22/2023
• Baystate Noble seeks volunteers to aid patients, visitors - 3/22/2023
• Pioneering Westfield ballplayer honored for her courage - 3/16/2023
• Gunshot residue, wound examined in Fanion murder trial - 3/16/2023
• Neighbors worried about traffic at self-storage in Westfield - 3/16/2023
• With gifts, Westfield cemetery gate may be fixed this spring - 3/16/2023
• Gun residue, victim’s state of mind probed in Westfield murder trial - 3/8/2023
• Residents’ loved ones call Westfield nursing home closure a hardship - 3/8/2023
• Figy snags prize as Ward 2 wins Westfield tree-planting competition - 3/8/2023
• Trial starts for Westfield detective accused of killing his wife - 3/1/2023
• Restaurant to open in Westfield's Lambson storefront - 3/1/2023
• Culinary classroom thanks Westfield Woman’s Club for kitchen gifts - 2/23/2023
• Something for everyone at Westfield Kiwanis auction, club promises - 2/23/2023
• Westfield nursing home closure this summer will affect 71 residents - 2/23/2023
• Westfield teens, tots come together for STEM and stories - 2/15/2023
• Westfield expansion brings Rick’s Place grief support services to youth - 2/15/2023
• Winter gas bills prove hard to predict for Westfield utility - 2/15/2023
• Westfield St. Patrick’s marshal, awardees reflect on Irish roots - 2/8/2023
• Barnes’ potential next fighter jet will visit Westfield air show - 2/8/2023
• Westfield airport neighbors share thoughts on noise reduction - 2/8/2023
• Danceathon in Westfield to raise money for charity - 2/1/2023
• Westfield battery bank will face strict environmental review - 2/1/2023
• Westfield professor shares expertise with elementary pupils - 1/25/2023
• Cookie season builds entrepreneurship in local Girl Scouts - 1/25/2023
• Westfield artist shares his ‘Favorite Things’ in exhibit for WOW - 1/19/2023
• Westfield makes kindergarten signup an event for families - 1/19/2023
• Documentary recalls when Westfield racers took on ‘The Whip’ - 1/11/2023
• Westfield Council backs special elections, sends term length to voters - 1/11/2023
• Westfield State University nurse training aided with $1M grant - 1/11/2023
• Applications due soon for Westfield St. Pat's colleen contest - 1/4/2023
• Former Westfield mayor steps forward to run medical corps - 1/4/2023
• Historical talk to look at interesting gravestones, cemeteries - 12/27/2022
• Cannabis retailer plans to occupy Route 202 Dunkin’ site in Westfield - 12/27/2022
• Strategies, medicines aid Westfield's drug overdose fight - 12/21/2022
• Westfield health officials concerned about COVID-19, flu, RSV - 12/21/2022
• Westfield pickleball league asks city not to close their courts - 12/21/2022
• Westfield police cadet holiday toy drive breaks its donation record - 12/14/2022
• Air show landing again at Westfield-Barnes Airport in 2023 - 12/14/2022
• Lawyer says major Westfield charter changes would trigger ballot vote - 12/14/2022
• Clinicians partner with Westfield Police to give mental health services - 12/14/2022
• Westfield shifts taxes to business after mayor nixes relief request - 12/7/2022
• Westfield HS sophomore stuffs 800 ‘goodie bags’ for troops - 12/7/2022
• Smooth 1st day for Westfield-Southwick shared dispatching - 12/7/2022
• Drive-by tour highlights Westfield's holiday decorations - 12/1/2022
• Westfield Chamber lauds individuals, businesses for giving - 12/1/2022
• Westfield city charter panel looking at 4-year term for mayor - 12/1/2022
• Westfield on Weekends tree display already up for bidding - 11/23/2022
• Westfield board modifies plans for open space on Elm St. - 11/23/2022
• Customers line up in Westfield for final bites at Mama Cakes - 11/16/2022
• Customers line up in Westfield for final bites at Mama Cakes - 11/16/2022
• Westfield leaned right, but downtown backed Democrats - 11/16/2022
• Westfield mayor seeks ‘generational impact’ in use of ARPA money - 11/9/2022
• Baker reflects on success, future in talk at Westfield State University - 11/9/2022
• Gen. Shepard descendant donates tables from Westfield’s past - 11/3/2022
• Hilltown Mennonite mission seeks blankets to help Ukraine in winter - 10/26/2022
• Several early voting opportunities this month at Hilltown town halls - 10/26/2022
• Halloween off to roaring start with Huntington bonfire, trunk-or-treat - 10/26/2022
• Legacy sale of Huntington artist will benefit Norwich Hill church - 10/26/2022
• Westfield voters free to choose early voting before Nov. 8 election - 10/26/2022
• Teens share science activities with Westfield preschoolers - 10/26/2022
• Historical talk will look again at Westfield's grand, now-lost homes - 10/26/2022
• Campaign stop provides information about Republican platforms - 10/25/2022
• Westfield High School gets $1M for renovations, Community Closet - 10/19/2022
• Westfield Health Dept. ‘desperately’ seeks leader for volunteer corps - 10/19/2022
• Westfield mayor: Hiring push has City Hall near full staffing - 10/12/2022
• Target withdraws controversial plans for warehouse in Westfield - 10/12/2022
• Children’s museum in Westfield celebrates 25 years with gala - 10/5/2022
• State funds to bolster Westfield Tech manufacturing, electrical shops - 10/5/2022
• Parks honored by Westfield Boys & Girls Club ahead of retirement - 9/28/2022
• Westfield Athenaeum’s new history display more accessible - 9/28/2022
• Masons open medical equipment exchange in Westfield - 9/22/2022
• Westfield Ghost Tours to feature new people, tales this year - 9/22/2022
• Westfield council OKs ‘flag lots’ after debate on how many to allow - 9/22/2022
• Westfield asks for ideas on Hampton Ponds playground - 9/15/2022
• Westfield eatery celebrates 75 years behind the smoker - 9/15/2022
• Athenaeum exhibit brings Westfield history in view - 9/8/2022
• Westfield honors Diaz for 10 years on School Committee - 9/8/2022
• Noise on Westfield neighbors’ minds as Barnes eyes new jets - 8/31/2022
• English Tea and hat parade return to Westfield park this month - 8/31/2022
• Neighbors speak out against Target warehouse in Westfield - 8/24/2022
• Remembering, educating goals of Westfield overdose awareness vigil - 8/24/2022
• Players take to Westfield ice in campaign to save lives - 8/18/2022
• Budget surplus refund derails funds for Westfield data center - 8/11/2022
• State grants to pay for ValleyBike for Westfield, signs in Granville - 8/11/2022
• Health officials, vaccine ready if monkeypox arrives in Westfield area - 8/11/2022
• Westfield Fair is adding new races, rides to traditional farming focus - 8/11/2022
• Westfield's Barnes airbase competing with 3 others for new fighter jets - 8/11/2022
• Torres remembered on 10th anniversary of his death - 8/5/2022
• Informational hearing underlines Target’s mitigation efforts - 8/3/2022
• Supply chain issues hamper Cowles Bridge reconstruction - 8/3/2022
• Tax break for Westfield Data Center has support of mayor, legislators - 7/27/2022
• Teen envisions telescopes, astronomy club in Westfield schools - 7/20/2022
• Westfield mayor’s office plans expansion of CORE drug abuse team - 7/20/2022
• Steward of Westfield’s Stanley Park will retire after 14 years - 7/13/2022
• Westfield Athenaeum summer reading programs off to successful start - 7/13/2022
• Sheriff helps Westfield police ramp up Hampton Ponds boat patrols - 7/13/2022
• Westfield woman’s legacy provides senior services a lifeline - 7/7/2022
• State 911 aid will help pay Westfield dispatchers, regionalization costs - 7/7/2022
• Traffic, pollution concern opponents of Target warehouse in Westfield - 6/29/2022
• All are invited to Wyben July 4 parade, where theme is ‘freedom’ - 6/29/2022
• Rail trail group polls Westfield wants, asks for bridge timeline - 6/29/2022
• Clerk reviews record of nearly 40 years at Westfield City Hall - 6/23/2022
• Federal agency puts tighter limits on PFAS contamination - 6/23/2022
• Opioid documentary premiere at Westfield High School offers info, inspiration - 6/15/2022
• Westfield lPolice plan short-term fixes, long-term replacement for HQ - 6/15/2022
• Career Week exposes young Westfield pupils to variety of professions - 6/15/2022
• Airport trip opens Westfield pupils’ eyes to aviation business - 6/8/2022
• Westfield councilors agree to study letting water board set sewer rate - 6/8/2022
• Westfield City Council pauses on taking land for trail along river levee - 6/8/2022
• Westfield teens ready to premiere film on opioid crisis - 6/1/2022
• Westfield mayor: Energy costs will be a challenge in this year’s budget - 6/1/2022
• Barnes National Guard ceremony remembers fallen airmen - 5/25/2022
• Car wash benefits Ukrainian refugees coming to Westfield - 5/18/2022
• Competition pairs Westfield Technical Academy media, culinary class - 5/11/2022
• Westfield Farmers Market’s new manager plans ‘exciting’ new season - 5/11/2022
• Sullivan set to take reins from Parks at Westfield Boys & Girls Club - 5/5/2022
• Westfield rail trail boosters eager to bridge gaps but face delays - 4/27/2022
• Westfield church will shift focus to helping settle Ukrainian refugees - 4/27/2022
• Tolland couple renovates Westfield home for refugees - 4/20/2022
• Family fun fest, races in Westfield to celebrate Foster Care Month - 4/20/2022
• Westfield will reject regional health pact if it means losing control - 4/20/2022
• Westfield mayor, DPW expect Complete Streets to focus downtown - 4/13/2022
• Westfield State University students collecting donations for medical mission trip - 4/13/2022
• Franklin St. houses being razed for new Westfield school - 4/7/2022
• ‘Every little bit helps’ in donation drive to help Ukrainians - 3/30/2022
• Nurses union: Mental health should stay at Baystate Noble Hospital - 3/23/2022
• Westfield students urged to apply for free meals as federal aid ends - 3/23/2022
• Westfield High School quiz masters ‘Match Wits’ for April 16 show - 3/23/2022
• ‘Ninja warrior’ from Abner Gibbs will compete on national stage - 3/16/2022
• Professor, senator discuss facts behind Ukraine invasion - 3/16/2022
• After pandemic, teaching must be individualized, trainer says - 3/16/2022
• Church’s call for Ukraine aid yields ‘amazing’ response - 3/9/2022
• City Council mulls curtailing powers of lame-duck mayors - 3/9/2022
• Despite restrictions, city spends most federal pandemic aid - 3/9/2022
• North Side neighbors organize to stop rail trail - 3/2/2022
• Volunteers help 9th grader fill 800 ‘thank-you’ bags for vets - 3/2/2022
• Opioid overdoses decline amid change in policing strategy - 3/2/2022
• Tenants already on board for hangars being built at Barnes - 3/2/2022
• Munger Hill pupil raising funds to replace felled shade tree - 2/23/2022
• Mayor shares council’s concerns with police contract cost - 2/23/2022
• Westfield Virtual School may add grades 9 through 12 next year - 2/18/2022
• Technical challenges delay Southwick-Westfield regional dispatch - 2/16/2022
• WTA students eager to gain vocational experience in co-op - 2/16/2022
• In split vote, council denies moratorium on truck facilities - 2/9/2022
• Plunge participants had warm feelings at bitterly cold pond - 2/9/2022
• ‘Letters to My Dog’ author will host 1st book-signing event - 2/9/2022
• Farmer’s garden advice includes: Start thinking spring now - 2/9/2022
• Lottery millionaire already living her small business dream - 2/3/2022
• Mental health clinicians now responding to some police calls - 2/3/2022
• Awardees got passion for preservation from their parents - 2/3/2022
• ‘Creepy Doll’ wins young artist a place in juried show - 1/27/2022
• Sprinklers save apartment block from burning a second time - 1/27/2022
• Council puts $2.2M toward predicted spikes in capital debt - 1/27/2022
• All ages invited enter into Athenaeum Friends logo contest - 1/27/2022
• Couple hopes to grow animal sanctuary at former dairy farm - 1/19/2022
• Partnerships add counseling resources in Westfield schools - 1/12/2022
• What’s next for Humason? ‘I’ve never been out of work’ - 1/5/2022
• Health director has worries after another year of COVID - 1/5/2022
• Experience of losing in 2019 fueled McCabe’s 2021 mayoral victory - 1/5/2022
• Sullivan ends 12 years on School Committee with a bang - 12/29/2021
• WG&E presents $22K incentive for city’s green renovations - 12/29/2021
• WG&E hopes to avoid price spikes amid energy uncertainty - 12/23/2021
• Boys & Girls Club staff win regional awards for leadership - 12/23/2021
• Historian files records for Old Burying Ground - 12/15/2021
• Police Cadets’ toy drive benefits record number of children - 12/15/2021
• Tests confirm spread of mold in police headquarters - 12/8/2021
• Jan. vote expected for bonding for new elementary school - 12/8/2021
• Baystate Noble sees year’s largest spike in COVID-19 cases - 12/8/2021
• Tree Jubilee entries being displayed, raffled through Dec. 8 - 12/1/2021
• Local ballerina will star in ‘Nutcracker’ at Symphony Hall - 12/1/2021
• City will study how to extend rail trail to Southampton Rd. - 11/26/2021
• Band student from musical family earns national recognition - 11/17/2021
• McCabe ready to get going as Westfield mayor - 11/9/2021
• Humason pleased with his legacy after losing re-election bid - 11/9/2021
• Hillman edges crowded field for 3rd seat on school board - 11/9/2021
• McCabe handily defeats Humason in rematch mayor’s race - 11/3/2021
• Exhibit highlights painters, prominent citizens of Westfield's past - 11/2/2021
• Bell ringers, food drive donors help brighten the holidays - 11/2/2021
• Virtual School staff build educational community - 11/2/2021
• Challenger debates mayor on his record - 10/27/2021
• Mayor, School Committee, Ward 1 races on Nov. 2 ballot - 10/27/2021
• Spotlight shines on plein air painter of landscapes, shores - 10/27/2021
• ‘Goats and Goblins’ family event benefits animal sanctuary - 10/27/2021
• Mailed ballots available, early voting soon for city election - 10/21/2021
• Mayoral candidates in rematch race talk about their goals - 10/21/2021
• Incumbent, challenger competing for Ward 1 council seat - 10/21/2021
• Six hopefuls for School Committee detail top 3 priorities - 10/21/2021
• Westfield police wait for test to confirm mold - 10/13/2021
• Young Singers group will learn, harmonize online this fall - 10/13/2021
• Chowder chefs, crafters already working toward Wyben fair - 10/13/2021
• Lambson will again be an Elm St. anchor, developer says - 10/6/2021
• Aviation museum at Barnes has lofty goals for expansion - 10/6/2021
• Love, history meet at Big E for Westfield couple - 9/29/2021
• Urban canopy program plants 30,000th tree in Westfield - 9/29/2021
• Public hearing slated for gas station at turnpike exit - 9/22/2021
• Spanish-American Association is greening and growing - 9/22/2021
• Developer pushes plans for massive data center - 9/15/2021
• Delta surge has hospital emergency department at capacity - 9/15/2021
• Children’s museum raises $30K, gains $50K grant - 9/9/2021
• Westfield Theatre Group ready to raise curtain on open house - 9/9/2021
• Open house will be a homecoming for band leader - 9/9/2021
• Mr. Whipy’s Golf Acres is finding its rhythm - 9/1/2021
• Westfield Ghost Tours delayed until October - 9/1/2021
• Sen. Velis reacts to Afghanistan withdrawal - 9/1/2021
• Westfield School Committee votes to continue masking in schools - 8/25/2021
• Fans of Angy’s Tortellini line up for one last bite - 8/18/2021
• Tradition meets competition at Westfield Fair this weekend - 8/18/2021
• Founder commended for bringing flight school to Barnes Airport - 8/18/2021
• Westfield mayor, school races highlight city ballot - 8/12/2021
• Band campers perform for family and friends at Boys and Girls Club - 8/12/2021
• Psychic business opens doors at Hampton Ponds Plaza - 8/12/2021
• Concert series’ young star is ‘busy — but I love it’ - 8/3/2021
• Restoration of city statues slated to continue - 8/3/2021
• Several schools have new leaders for 2021-22 - 8/3/2021
• Friends of Columbia Greenway Rail Trail celebrate grant announcement - 7/26/2021
• CORE uses Baystate grant for recovery coach for opioid survivors - 7/26/2021
• Merging dispatch centers is beginning, slowly - 7/26/2021
• Amelia’s Garden hosts event for children entering kindergarten - 7/20/2021
• Senior Center could soon host meetings - 7/20/2021
• Council votes ordinance changes at special meeting - 7/20/2021
• Healing and peace highlight Crystals of Mind store - 7/20/2021
• Local communities contribute funds to archeological survey - 7/12/2021
• Broadband discounts available for eligible local households - 7/12/2021
• Cross Street all-abled playground open dawn to dusk - 7/12/2021
• Historic monument restoration continues across city - 7/12/2021
• MillWorks Westfield flexible workspace is half off for summer - 7/12/2021
• Registration for Virtual K-8 School is extended through the summerRegistration for Virtual K-8 School is extended through the summer - 7/6/2021
• Modern day homesteading is a family dream - 7/6/2021
• Westfield concert series is now free - 6/30/2021
• Free meals offered weekdays at several city sites - 6/30/2021
• Westfield Fourth of July Parade will honor essential workers - 6/30/2021
• Mayor’s budget passes with few Council cuts - 6/30/2021
• Golf tournament to benefit Whip City Animal Sanctuary - 6/25/2021
• College for Kids camps now open - 6/25/2021
• Councils on Aging prepare to open up senior centers - 6/25/2021
• City Council acts as fiscal year nears end - 6/25/2021
• Enter the Haggis headlines Glasgow Lands Scottish Festival Concert - 6/25/2021
• Housing material shortage effects felt at lumber supplier - 6/25/2021
• Concerts return to downtown Westfield starting June 18 - 6/15/2021
• Mill at Crane Pond, CVS partner for free vaccine clinic - 6/15/2021
• Westfield Council begins budget reviews with process challenge - 6/15/2021
• Church celebrates pastor’s 40 years in ministry - 6/7/2021
• Gift-ology opens in Westfield - 6/7/2021
• Support, participate in Homeless Cat Project golf tournament - 6/7/2021
• City Council votes for DPW and airport proposals - 6/7/2021
• Velis’ 10 budget amendments to help district - 6/7/2021
• Westfield Senior Center conducts rental assistance program in June - 6/1/2021
• Commission considering how to proceed with investigation - 6/1/2021
• Humason proud of Legislative Aviation Caucus tradition - 6/1/2021
• Aviation Technology students preparing for graduation - 6/1/2021
• Velis, council prepare to return to meeting in person - 6/1/2021
• Westfield Resident reflects on decades of volunteerism - 5/26/2021
• Virtual tour of Westfield City Hall is now complete - 5/26/2021
• Whip City Fiber offers discount - 5/18/2021
• Local communities inching toward 70 percent vaccination rate - 5/18/2021
• YouthWorks seeks summer employment applicants for program - 5/18/2021
• Greening the Gateway Cities program kicks-off in Westfield - 5/18/2021
• Westfield, Southwick move closer to agreement - 5/11/2021
• WhipCity Wordsmiths to host book show May 23 - 5/11/2021
• Council discusses ValleyBike and zoning changes - 5/11/2021
• Contest calls for students to get creative about mental health - 5/4/2021
• Linda Thompson is ‘excited and thrilled’ to lead Westfield State - 5/4/2021
• Westfield Chamber’s new director hits the ground running - 5/4/2021
• Friends of the Westfield Athenaeum to host fundraiser - 5/4/2021
• Residents sought for PFAS and vaccine study - 5/4/2021
• Historic commission considers moving schoolhouse - 4/28/2021
• Harm reduction van service approved by Board of Health - 4/28/2021
• Commissioner: Flood Control projects in need of attention - 4/28/2021
• Humason readies city for new budget season - 4/28/2021
• Use of AED in Municipal Park saves a life - 4/21/2021
• Smithland Pet & Garden continues tradition - 4/21/2021
• Council approves $12M bond for water treatment plant - 4/20/2021
• Westfield, Southwick COAs continue vaccinations - 4/20/2021
• Westfield, Southwick officials look at COVID–19 rates - 4/20/2021
• CPC reviews application to fund study for canal project - 4/14/2021
• ‘WestPark’ to replace Friendly’s at turnpike - 4/14/2021
• Westfield Gas and Electric announce Whip City Fiber 2021 roadmap - 4/14/2021
• Westfield plans a Virtual K-8 School option - 4/14/2021
• Book shows importance of home gardening in proper nutrition - 4/6/2021
• Public hearings, COVID–19 and water concerns at City Council - 4/6/2021
• Greenway Bridge helps connect rail trail - 4/6/2021
• Westfield Tech students constructing house - 3/31/2021
• Effort seeks to put Hampshire, Hampden Canal on registry - 3/31/2021
• Local historian to map Westfield’s Old Burying Ground - 3/31/2021
• Westfield School Committee discusses Fort Meadow Center - 3/31/2021
• Westfield’s East Main Street CVS now offering vaccinations - 3/24/2021
• Westfield mayor requests $12.3 million water treatment bond - 3/24/2021
• Franklin Avenue Elementary PTO hosting virtual auction - 3/17/2021
• Westfield Airport Commission talks FY22 budget, noise program - 3/17/2021
• Westfield health director says vaccine situation has become ‘political’ - 3/17/2021
• Humason announces plans to reopen Westfield City Hall in April - 3/17/2021
• Westfield City Council discusses PFAS testing concerns - 3/10/2021
• Grant allows Westfield Food Pantry to purchase food truck - 3/2/2021
• Westfield High receiver opts for post-grad year at East Coast Prep - 2/23/2021
• Westfield Planning Board hosts public hearing on marijuana facility - 2/23/2021
• Westfield City Council approves land purchase for new middle school - 2/23/2021
• Community Outlook 2021: Baystate Noble to keep health care local - 2/22/2021
• Community Outlook 2021: Waffle bakery coming soon to Westfield - 2/22/2021
• Community Outlook 2021: Westfield hopes Franklin Avenue school design will be approved this spring - 2/22/2021
• Community Outlook 2021: Westfield Mayor Don Humason - 2/22/2021
• Westfield chamber members hopeful while preparing for vaccine rollout and warmer weather - 2/16/2021
• Westfield Fire Commission selects Bennett to serve as chair, announces grants - 2/16/2021
• Westfield School Committee debates sports after positive COVID-19 tests - 2/16/2021
• Fundraiser organized to create scholarship honoring Westfield resident - 2/11/2021
• Local philanthropist’s tree art welcomed in Westfield - 2/11/2021
• Westfield Air Show canceled for 2021 - 2/4/2021
• Westfield Technical Academy prepares for admissions process - 2/4/2021
• Amelia Park Arena celebrates opening of outdoor skating rink - 2/4/2021
• Westfield School Committee discusses return to school, vaccine rollout - 2/4/2021
• Co-op Corner: WTA senior revs up training with ATG - 2/4/2021
• MASCAC officially cancels postponed fall season - 2/4/2021
• Westfield congregate care facility begins COVID-19 vaccination roll-out - 1/26/2021
• Westfield City Council hears engineering report, OK’s legal funding - 1/26/2021
• Westfield High School student pens first mystery novel - 1/26/2021
• Westfield schools return to hybrid on Feb. 1 - 1/26/2021
• Westfield School Committee delays return to hybrid learning model - 1/20/2021
• Westfield Police Commission promotes Phelon to lieutenant - 1/20/2021
• Westfield State University readies for return of students - 1/20/2021
• Westfield Planning Board approves Boys and Girls Club expansion plan - 1/12/2021
• Westfield City Council denies transfer request to fight firefighter lawsuits - 1/12/2021
• Westfield Senior Center hosts fundraising raffle - 1/6/2021
• Hilltown Chic specializes in handcrafted gifts and home décor - 1/6/2021
• Westfield chamber hopes for more small business relief in stimulus bill - 1/6/2021
• Westfield Planning Board approves KFC site plan - 12/30/2020
• Airport Commission meeting provides update on hangar project - 12/30/2020
• Westfield schools shift to remote learning through Jan. 19 - 12/21/2020
• Westfield to participate in Greening the Gateway Cities program - 12/16/2020
• Online art show puts Westfield childrens’ talents on display - 12/16/2020
• City councilors debate then approve FY2021 local tax levy - 12/16/2020
• Westfield celebrates Hanukkah at Park Square - 12/16/2020
• Westfield Planning Board seeks resolution of Roots fencing issue - 12/9/2020
• Westfield City Council raises concerns about high water bills - 12/9/2020
• Westfield Technical Academy hosts annual food drive - 12/1/2020
• Westfield on Weekends presents annual Tree Jubilee - 12/1/2020
• Pride, Starbucks and Hot Table proposed for Westfield Friendly’s site - 11/23/2020
• After lengthy process, Westfield City Council hires personnel director - 11/23/2020
• With spike in COVID-19 cases, WSU reverts to remote classes - 11/17/2020
• Westfield observes Veterans Day - 11/17/2020
• Westfield Farmers Market to return in 2021 under new leadership - 11/11/2020
• Westfield City Council approves agreement with cannabis retailer - 11/11/2020
• Pease defeats crowded field for 4th Hampden District seat - 11/11/2020
• Westfield City Council approves personnel director job description - 11/4/2020
• Friends of Westfield Athenaeum conducts luminaria fundraiser - 11/4/2020
• Work on Columbia Greenway Rail Trail nears completion - 11/4/2020
• Hockey at Amelia Park Arena on hold after coronavirus spikes - 11/4/2020
• Westfield's Fly Lugu offers local residents the opportunity to learn to fly - 10/28/2020
• Indoor trampoline park opens in Westfield - 10/28/2020
• Westfield Athenaeum’s Cookbook Club launches virtually - 10/22/2020
• All Star Dance Center to host drive through trunk-or-treat - 10/21/2020
• Westfield City Council rejects personnel director job description again - 10/21/2020
• Candidates for 4th Hampden District state representative debate - 10/21/2020
• Westfield City Council continues debate on personnel director position - 10/13/2020
• Westfield YMCA, Boys and Girls Club to offer remote learning centers - 10/13/2020
• Future of Baystate Noble Hospital discussed at virtual forum - 10/13/2020
• ArtWorks of Westfield to host first art show of 2020 on Oct. 17 - 10/7/2020
• Westfield's PumpkinFest looks different in 2020 thanks to coronavirus - 10/7/2020
• Westfield PAC chair steps down after dispute with City Council - 10/7/2020
• Amelia Park Children’s Museum to reopen this fall - 9/30/2020
• Former Westfield mayor's gift helps students gain Wi-Fi access - 9/30/2020
• Concerns raised regarding Westfield DPW director’s job description - 9/30/2020
• Volunteers assist in Westfield River cleanup effort - 9/30/2020
• Westfield Planning Board approves marijuana cultivation facility - 9/24/2020
• State representative candidates square off at Westfield forum - 9/24/2020
• Field set for 4th Hampden District election - 9/15/2020
• Westfield Babe Ruth preps for new scoreboard, dugouts - 9/15/2020
• Amelia Park Children’s Museum seeks support for reopening - 9/15/2020
• Westfield School Committee approves updated phase-in timeline - 9/15/2020
• Hampton Ponds Market offers family-owned alternative - 9/15/2020
• Amelia Ice Arena hosts school supply drive - 9/8/2020
• Westfield's Grab and Go meal program extended through end of 2020 - 9/8/2020
• Westfield Fire Department still plans to host 9/11 memorial service - 9/8/2020
• Humason briefs Westfield City Council on reopening of City Hall - 9/8/2020
• Westfield Airport Commission approves noise mitigation contractor - 9/2/2020
• Westfield School Committee approves the start for some fall athletics - 9/2/2020
• Barnes awaits word on F-15 replacement plans - 9/2/2020
• Westfield Water Department gives update on filtration system - 8/25/2020
• ArtWorks unveils its finished mural in Westfield - 8/25/2020
• Interim president discusses vision for WSU - 8/18/2020
• Westfield School Committee agrees upon reopening plan - 8/11/2020
• Westfield School Committee discusses reopening - 8/10/2020
• Playnow Toys and Games hosts grand opening celebration - 8/10/2020
• Amelia Park Arena one of six nationwide to receive grant - 7/28/2020
• Local dragon boat racing team featured at short film festival - 7/28/2020
• Westfield school district working on four-phase reopening plan - 7/28/2020
• Auditor search committee extends application deadline - 7/22/2020
• Council discusses Wells 7 and 8, questions city response at July 2 meeting - 7/15/2020
• Westfield looking into beekeeping ordinance after complaint from resident - 7/15/2020
• Westfield residents put up blue ribbons and signs to thank police - 7/15/2020
• Boys and Girls Club of Greater Westfield reopens for the summer - 7/8/2020
• Golf tournament to support Westfield Youth Football tees off July 25 - 7/8/2020
• Westfield City Council begins process of finding new city auditor - 7/8/2020
• Westfield's wells 7, 8 now open after lengthy delay; restrictions could be lifted - 6/30/2020
• Westfield City Council approves $130M budget for fiscal year 2021 - 6/30/2020
• Czaporowski receives strong evaluation from Westfield School Committee - 6/24/2020
• Westfield City Council prepares search for new auditor - 6/24/2020
• Longmeadow High student leads charge on creating face shields - 6/17/2020
• Celebrating Stars and Stripes - 6/17/2020
• Cannabis Connection finally opens for curbside pickup - 6/17/2020
• Revised school budget saves jobs, but cuts still likely - 6/17/2020
• Work begins on ArtWorks Westfield’s first public mural - 6/17/2020
• Westfield City Council hears plans to take private ways - 6/10/2020
• School budget supported by $1.5 million Free Cash transfer - 6/10/2020
• Cocchi provides PPE to salon, barbershop workers - 6/10/2020
• City council reappoints council on aging director - 6/3/2020
• Arrest made in Stanley Park, Second Congregational vandalism investigation - 5/27/2020
• Allie, Pease qualify for Fourth Hampden District election - 5/27/2020
• Westfield schools prep for year’s end, graduation and beginning of 2020-21 - 5/27/2020
• Westfield parks open with restrictions - 5/27/2020
• Stanley Park recovering after vandalism incident on May 7 - 5/20/2020
• Boys and Girls Club receives grant to expand meal program - 5/20/2020
• Westfield alters Memorial Day services due to COVID-19 - 5/20/2020
• Westfield Bank processes second wave of PPP loans - 5/20/2020
• Westfield Technical Academy’s annual plant sale sells out in a single day - 5/15/2020
• Westfield City Council approves gas storage license for Big Y - 5/13/2020
• WSU postpones commencement exercises to October - 5/7/2020
• Greater Westfield Chamber of Commerce Executive Director retiring in September - 5/7/2020
• Little Free Library takes on new purpose to help community - 4/29/2020
• Westfield distributes 1,000 masks to residents - 4/29/2020
• Westfield City Council approves mayor’s orders, marijuana rule change - 4/22/2020
• WSU enacts hiring, spending freezes in wake of COVID-19 - 4/22/2020
• Westfield couple making ear guards for those on COVID-19 front lines - 4/14/2020
• Westfield Senior Center continues offering programs, support - 4/14/2020
• Remote learning begins at WPS, grading process determined - 4/7/2020
• Humason: Stay-at-home guidance not ‘some sort of vacation’ - 4/7/2020
• Westfield Public Schools add two more meal pick-up locations - 3/31/2020
• Health director concerned with lack of access to COVID-19 testing - 3/31/2020
• Westfield Boys and Girls Club distributes take-home dinners to children - 3/31/2020
• Candidates react to special election postponement - 3/31/2020
• Westfield School Committee discusses policies and potential end to school year - 3/24/2020
• ArtWorks Westfield hopes public mural will bring city together - 3/17/2020
• Sons of Erin parade president reacts to Holyoke cancellation - 3/10/2020
• Phelan officially becomes Highland School’s new principal - 3/4/2020
• Interview process for Westfield-Barnes airport manager has begun - 2/26/2020
• City considers accepting private roads as public ways - 2/26/2020
• New Planet Fitness on track for March opening - 2/26/2020
• Westfield Tech students visit Munger Hill Elementary for annual Adopt a School program - 2/19/2020
• Westfield State science classes partner with Franklin Avenue fourth graders - 2/19/2020
• Greater Westfield YMCA set to fundriase for Livestrong Program - 2/19/2020
• Building Committee formed, work begins on Franklin Ave. Elementary feasibility study - 2/12/2020
• Whip City Fiber lets area residents own their internet provider - 2/12/2020
• It’s all about timing when it comes to maple syrup - 2/11/2020
• Hampton Ponds’ field operations team leader reflects on first year at Ponds - 2/11/2020
• Westfield Technical Academy celebrating its students with annual CTE week - 2/11/2020
• YMCA set to offer classes and special programs throughout February - 2/4/2020
• Serendipity Psych celebrates first month of business with open house - 2/4/2020
• St. Joseph’s Men’s Club celebrates church and family with picnic - 2/4/2020
• Law enforcement and cycling group celebrate Special Olympics with Polar Plunge - 1/29/2020
• ‘Beat the Putz’ contest winners receive prizes - 1/29/2020
• Blue Umbrella Books works to keep doors open - 1/29/2020
• Rail Trail project in early stages - 1/29/2020
• Celebrating 50 years of the Boys and Girls Club - 1/21/2020
• WHS band to perform with Beatlemania - 1/21/2020
• Sixteenth annual Penguin Plunge at Hampton Ponds Jan. 25 - 1/14/2020
• Amelia Park Children’s Museum’s director settling into new role - 1/14/2020
• Local leaders discuss the rising cost of recycling - 1/14/2020
• Local gyms offer discounts to help residents stick to resolutions - 1/7/2020
• Celebrate the season at the YMCA Winter Carnival - 1/7/2020
• Christmas tree drop-off sites announced - 1/2/2020
• Substance use is at the 'core' of new initiative - 1/2/2020
• POW/MIA remembrance tables honor those who did not return - 12/23/2019
• Delaneys Market on Main Street is now open - 12/23/2019
• St. Mary’s Boy Scout Troop 109 to recognize new Eagle Scouts - 12/17/2019
• Westfield boys turn lemons into lemonade to help others - 12/17/2019
• Velis is ‘excited’ about upcoming senate campaign - 12/17/2019
• New water meters target low–level water flow, offer advanced features to help residents - 12/12/2019
• Westfield YMCA to host first Winter Solstice celebration - 12/12/2019
• WSU’s Circle K Club celebrates season with 10th annual breakfast with santa - 12/12/2019
• Humason resigns from Senate seat - 12/12/2019
• Westfield State ranked first in Massachusetts for veteran education - 12/4/2019
• Twenty years of memories at Memory Lane Lamps - 11/25/2019
• Athenaeum to host holiday wine tasting event - 11/20/2019
• Shop small with Shop to Win game board and prizes - 11/20/2019
• Westfield Food Pantry getting into the holiday spirit - 11/13/2019
• Junior Bombers 8U Mite Black Earns Second Place Finish at Fall Classic - 11/13/2019
• Peewee Cheerleaders take first place at competition - 11/12/2019
• Westfield schools to start annual food drive - 11/5/2019
• 104th Fighter Wing to honor former commander - 11/5/2019
• Cannabis Connection hosts first job fair November 2-3 - 10/30/2019
• House approves Student Opportunity Act, city dignitaries discuss - 10/30/2019
• Take part in upcoming Nov. 5 election - 10/30/2019
• WFD, Rocky's team up during fire prevention month - 10/23/2019
• Trunk or Treat will give you something good to eat - 10/23/2019
• ArtWalks gallery to coincide with Pumpkinfest - 10/15/2019
• Athenaeum offers family fun, monthly staples and seasonal activities - 10/15/2019
• Registration open for Westfield Food Pantry’s Annual Glow Walk - 10/9/2019
• Lion’s Club hosts third annual Glow Golf tournament - 10/9/2019
• PumpkinFest returns for third year to Westfield on Oct. 19 - 10/9/2019
• Cancer survivors receive free makeovers at Vivid Hair’s first non–profit event - 10/2/2019
• Former WHS gymnastics coach returns and keeps undefeated streak alive - 10/2/2019
• Power Infrastructure work in early stages as project is set to run through 2020 - 10/2/2019
• Amelia Park Arena readies for 20th Anniversary - 9/25/2019
• Sportsman’s Club puts safety first, readies for Membership Drive - 9/25/2019
• Blue Umbrella Books hosts upcoming events, hopes to boost sales - 9/25/2019
• Springfield Road construction begins process toward improving traffic flow, renovations - 9/18/2019
• Volunteers sought for river cleanup - 9/18/2019
• Westfield Camera Club challenges members to compete and improve - 9/18/2019
• Westfield Pickleball Association hosts tournaments, marks grand opening - 9/11/2019
• St. Joseph’s Church celebrates Fall Harvest Festival - 9/11/2019
• Westfield Historical Commission plans to add more self–guided walking tours - 9/3/2019
• Gaudreau, Stathatos and Houck become Eagle Scouts - 9/3/2019
• Animal shelter sees increase in donations by children - 9/3/2019
• American Legion Post 124 celebrates anniversary - 9/3/2019
• Church members gather to make pierogi for festival - 8/27/2019

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