The Westfield News
SWK/Hilltowns
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Storage facility to expand
SOUTHWICK – The Additional Attic Public Storage facility on Hudson Drive is expanding to meet local demand. Owner Andrew Reardon met with...
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Massachusetts job-rigging case heading to trial
BOB SALSBERG, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Patronage and politics often go hand in hand, but prosecutors concede the chummy arrangement isn’t...
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Casino law hinges on state high court case
PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — The fate of casino gambling in Massachusetts may hinge on a case before the state’s...
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Parent unhappy with dance guest policy
GRANVILLE – A resident is seeking an apology from the Southwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District following what she said was a misunderstanding at...
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Worthington bill on Patrick’s desk
SPRINGFIELD – Outgoing Massachusetts Governor Deval L. Patrick made a visit to Springfield yesterday afternoon to announce a $1.3 million investment from...
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Senate advances minimum pay proposal
BOB SALSBERG, Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts Senate yesterday approved a bill combining business-friendly changes in the unemployment insurance system...
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House approves $36B state budget
BOSTON (AP) — The Massachusetts House of Representatives has approved a more than $36 billion state budget for the fiscal year that...
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Southwick Art Exhibition
SOUTHWICK – The Southwick Cultural Council’s 15th Fine Art Exhibition takes place May 3-4 and features a varied and ecclectic selection of...
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Worthington home rule bill passes
BOSTON – A contentious home rule bill which would allow the town of Worthington to withdraw from the Gateway Regional School District...
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Residents complain about neighbors
SOUTHWICK – Neighbors of a Point Grove Road home are concerned that a new resident could be violating the law. Dean and...
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ISO-NE: summer power enough in New England
HOLYOKE (AP) — Energy efficiency will help ensure enough electricity is available in New England even during an extended heat wave, the...
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Advocates call for more restrictions
BOSTON (AP) — Drug abuse prevention groups, state lawmakers and organized labor leaders rallied outside the Massachusetts Statehouse yesterday to call for...
