The Westfield News
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Council sets medical marijuana hearing
WESTFIELD – The City Council will initiate the review of the proposed medical marijuana ordinances this week as municipal agencies push to...
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State more involved in WSU president search
WESTFIELD — State education officials are exerting more oversight in the search for a Westfield State University president than when Evan S....
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Atención Westfield: Vamos a ‘¡Retirar el Fuego!’
En el 2012, personas mayores de 65 años sumaron el 33 percent de muertes a causa de incendios en Massachusetts. Es muy...
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Attention Westfield: Let’s ‘Retire the Fire!’
In 2012, those over the age of 65 accounted for 33 percent of the Commonwealth’s fire deaths. Sadly, in the last few...
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WHS students going to All State Music Festival
WESTFIELD – When you think of a high school band or a chorus you may disregard them just as kids who simply...
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Grown-up Gearing’s latest single is ‘sassy’
NASHVILLE – Westfield’s hometown sweetheart Ashley Gearing is all grown up and loving life right now, which you can clearly hear in...
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Paramedics save lives with Narcan
WESTFIELD – State Police reported recently that 185 deaths have resulted in the past four months from heroin overdoses throughout the Commonwealth...
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WSU Relay for Life Club seeks community input
WESTFIELD – The Westfield State University Relay for Life Club will hold an informational session about Westfield State’s first ever Relay for...
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This Week in Westfield History
By JEANETTE FLECK WSU Intern In September 2011, Mayor Daniel M. Knapik requested $3.4 million to repair and restore Westfield’s city hall...
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Bumpy ride through pothole purgatory
ALLEN G. BREED, AP National Writer Hate potholes? Well, unless you and your elected officials are ready to cough up billions more...
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Coakley: Say no to online lottery push
BOSTON (AP) — Attorney General Martha Coakley warned Thursday against expanding the Massachusetts Lottery online. Allowing individuals to purchase lottery tickets over...
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Assisted suicide backers appeal to Mass. lawmakers
BOSTON — Supporters of legislation that would allow terminally ill, mentally competent adults the right to self-administer life-ending drugs made their case...
