The Westfield News
SWK/Hilltowns
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Senator Adam Hinds visits Huntington
HUNTINGTON – As a part of his “Speak up Western Mass” tour, State Senator Adam G. Hinds (D-Pittsfield) visited Stanton Hall in...
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Superintendent’s Corner
On March 22, the Gateway Regional School Committee voted to move to a single color gown at graduation, starting this year. This...
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Painting and music events benefit adult education in the Hilltowns
CHESTER – The Friends of the Southern Hilltowns Adult Education Center (SHAEC) are holding two fundraising events on Sunday April 2 at...
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Second Chance Breakfast turning into a steady success
SOUTHWICK – Launched in mid-January, the Second Chance Breakfast offered to ninth through twelfth graders at the Southwick Regional High School has...
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Southwick receives grant for Mass DOT’s bridge program
SOUTHWICK – Last week Southwick DPW Director Randy Brown found out that the town had received a grant from the Mass DOT’s...
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Billips keynote speaker at Westfield River Symposium
WESTFIELD – David Billips, director of Public Works for the City of Westfield, was the keynote speaker for the annual Westfield River...
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Court log, March 17, 2017
Westfield District Court March 17, 2017 Richard E. Grabiec, III, 50, of 215 Bates Road, Westfield, was released on his personal recognizance...
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Huntington receives Municipal Small Bridge grant award
HUNTINGTON – Highway Superintendent Charles Dazelle said the news was confirmed on Wednesday that the town would receive a grant of $300,000...
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Local Emergency Planning Committee prepares for open house
SOUTHWICK – The LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee) held a work session at the Southwick Town Hall on Thursday morning. Run by...
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Regional Hazmat Team responds to spill
SOUTHWICK – Around 12:15 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, the Southwick Fire Department received a call that there was a possible mercury spill...
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Court log, March 16, 2017
Westfield District Court March 16, 2017 Christina N. Smola, 23, of 56 Colony Road, West Springfield, had a charge of juror fail...
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Gateway grapples with gender-based graduation garb
HUNTINGTON – Under new business Wednesday, the Gateway Regional School Committee tackled the issue of gendered graduation caps and gowns. Superintendent Dr....
