The Westfield News
Westfield
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901North Elm improvement work initiated
WESTFIELD – Work to relieve traffic congestion and street flooding at the intersection of North Elm and Notre Dame streets is finally...
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777Knapik seeks to fill building post
WESTFIELD – Mayor Daniel M. Knapik anticipates that a new Superintendent of Buildings will be appointed within 60 to 90 days, filling...
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877Conservation board allows reclamation of construction yard
WESTFIELD – The Conservation Commission approved conditions to allow reclamation of the former J.W. Cowles Construction property on Russellville Road which has...
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816Sign law gets unwelcome reception from Council
WESTFIELD – City Council members did not warmly embrace a proposed sign ordinance amendment proposed by At-large Councilor Dan Allie last week....
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1.3KTwo accused of ‘open and gross lewdness’ appear in district court
WESTFIELD – Westfield District Court has seen two cases this month involving charges of open and gross lewdness. “Open and gross lewdness”...
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1.1KWestfield State students give a HOOT
WESTFIELD – Westfield State University (WSU) will kick off the school year by presenting its sixth annual Helping Out Our Town (HOOT)...
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845Westfield seeks performers for downtown events
WESTFIELD- The City of Westfield, through the Department of Community Development, is soliciting proposals from citizen producers and performers for a downtown...
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822Flaherty to seek At-large council seat
WESTFIELD – David A. Flaherty withdrew from the Ward 6 City Council race Tuesday, citing the cost to taxpayers in having to...
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863Public hearing on demolition takes place without public input
WESTFIELD – The Historical Commission last night conducted a public hearing “concerning the proposed demolition of the Flahive Building” on Arnold Street...
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1.1K1-year anniversary for Community Radio
By KEN STOMSKI, JR Contributor WESTFIELD – Something strange – something different happened in Westfield last summer. For the first time since...
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769Baker announces $5.5 million for capital projects at Springfield Technical and Holyoke Community colleges
HOLYOKE – Yesterday, Governor Baker announced with his Workforce Skills Cabinet Secretaries that $2.5 million and $3 million will be made available...
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783Expansion of Community Action programs announced
WESTFIELD – Community Action is announcing changes to the Parent-Child Development Program (PCDC) that will be effective as of the beginning of...
