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830U.S. Capitol attack reminds Velis of Afghanistan deployment
WESTFIELD – As state Sen. John C. Velis, watched the attack on the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. Wednesday, he was taken...
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2.7KWestfield breaks weekly COVID-19 record again
WESTFIELD – A record number of 173 new COVID-19 infections in Westfield was reported Jan. 6. This brings Westfield’s pandemic total cases...
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1.9KFriends group plans fun February calendar raffle
WESTFIELD-A calendar raffle idea first proposed in early 2020 has now come to fruition, sponsored by the Friends of the Westfield Senior...
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931Planning Board approves Boys & Girls Club expansion
WESTFIELD – The Westfield Planning Board Jan. 5 approved a site plan, special permit and stormwater permit for a 15,000 square-foot building...
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1.5KWestfield Schools receive $66K grant to increase online course options
WESTFIELD – On Jan. 4, the Westfield School Committee accepted a grant of $66,000 from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education...
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How it began and where we are now: A recap of the pandemic in Westfield
WESTFIELD- The year 2020 in The City of Westfield was defined by the COVID-19 pandemic, as was the case for virtually every...
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1.8KSchool Committee discusses reopening and sets Jan. 14 vote
WESTFIELD – During a discussion on the back to school plan and winter sports at the Jan. 4 Westfield School Committee meeting,...
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1.6KFree book bundles offered Jan. 14
WESTFIELD-For reading enthusiasts, the Westfield Council on Aging is giving away bundles of books in several genres on Jan. 14. “The books...
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880Veteran workers keep working
WESTFIELD – Eric Forish, president of Forish Construction of Westfield, recently presented plaques of appreciation to two long-time employees, Jim Conroy and...
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941Entertainment industry ‘hardest hit,’ says Pagluica
WESTFIELD – The new sector-specific grant program being offered by the Massachusetts Growth Capital Corporation (MGCC) for businesses hardest hit by the...
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740New state grant program targets hardest hit businesses
Applications close Jan. 15 BOSTON – The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has made an additional $668 million available to support businesses through new...
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1.1KPenguin Plunge to proceed as planned
WESTFIELD – It’s billed as the “thrill of the big chill” but no matter what the water temperatures are this year, the...
