The Westfield News
Westfield
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891Grant to improve city fire headquarters
WESTFIELD – The city’s fire headquarters will be protected by a sprinkler system and an up-to-date alarm system after the City Council...
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767Smith appointed Soldiers’ Home Trustee
WESTFIELD – Daniel J. Smith has been appointed by Gov. Deval L. Patrick to serve four-years as a member of the Holyoke...
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713High-priority paving projects progress
WESTFIELD – While there is still time remaining until the asphalt plants shut down for the winter and effectively end thsi year’s...
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Lawmakers to hold public hearing on state’s Ebola response
BOSTON — A legislative panel is trying to determine if Massachusetts is ready to deal with Ebola. The Legislature’s Public Health Committee...
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684School building contract void, city to rebid
WESTFIELD – In the wake of a Superior Court decision granting the city of Westfield the right to proceed with the construction...
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605Cross Street residents prepare to challenge court ruling
WESTFIELD – The residents of Cross Street who took the city to court plan to seek reconsideration of Hampden Superior Court Judge...
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890Court vacates school injunction
WESTFIELD – Hampden Superior Court Judge Daniel A. Ford struck down an injunction which prevented the start of construction of the Ashley...
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848Traffic stop reveals gun
WESTFIELD – A man stopped for a traffic infraction on Little River Road early Monday morning was found to be in possession...
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784Noble Hospital hosting flu shot day Oct. 28
WESTFIELD – Noble Hospital will be giving flu shots to adults over the age 18 on Tuesday, October 28. A donation of...
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1.5KWestfield ready to rock for 50th Noble Ball
WESTFIELD – With less than three weeks until the 50th annual Noble Ball on November 1, Noble Hospital is expecting its largest...
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609City awarded $2 million for rail trail segment
WESTFIELD – State and city officials opened the newest section of the Columbia Greenway with a dedication ceremony last Friday, while this...
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691State nursing education program paying off
BOSTON — A collaboration launched four years ago between the state, the health care industry and colleges to educate more nurses appears...
