The Westfield News
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Resident killed in apartment fire
WESTFIELD –A person died as a result of a fire at the General Shepard Apartments yesterday afternoon. City firefighters responded at 1:38...
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Tag sale benefits forsaken felines
WESTFIELD – Denise Sinico started the Westfield Homeless Cat Project in 2005 when she brought a family of cats into the MSPCA,...
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808Statehouse committees assigned
BOSTON – Legislative committee appointments were announced last week, with Westfield’s State Sen. Michael R. Knapik and Rep. Donald Humason, Jr., and...
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667Mayor Knapik seeks resident dialogue
WESTFIELD – Mayor Daniel M. Knapik will host a series of ward informational meetings as he and department supervisors begin the process...
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Drenen Revitalizes Grange building
WESTFIELD – After eight years of laying derelict on Maple Street, the former Grange building has received a stunning makeover after being...
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City manages sidewalk snow
WESTFIELD – Winter storms which leave snow behind are perennial problems for New England residents but, when snow is not removed from...
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816City prepares for next storm
WESTFIELD – Mayor Daniel M. Knapik said the work done after Blizzard Nemo, pushing back snow banks, removing snow downtown and on...
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Law Department responds to City Council request
WESTFIELD – The Law Department this week provided information about lawsuits involving City Council members, at the request of Ward 4 Councilor...
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Drug case dismissed due to analyst’s arrest
WESTFIELD — A narcotics case was dismissed Wednesday in what is believed to be the first local consequence of the arrest of...
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Parking lot project set for spring
WESTFIELD – The Off-street Parking Commission is planning several improvements to municipal parking lots this summer, with much of that focus on...
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Westfield residents honored for community service
WESTFIELD – For the second year, Westfield State University (WSU)recognized the exceptional community contributions and achievements of four Westfield area residents whose...
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911Students travel to Nicaragua, come back with whole new outlook
WESTFIELD – One January afternoon in Granada, Nicaragua, a group of 13 Westfield State University students took the local village children to...
