MassLive.com - Thu Nov 26
Hundreds of people arrived early at the Open Pantry's Holiday Meal Thursday to enjoy snacks, music and socialize before having a full course turkey dinner with all the fixings.
Green job worriesBoston Business Journal - Thu Nov 26
A trainer demonstrating weatherization technique at the Laborers International Union training center in Hopkinton.
Western Mass. is best bet for casinoThe Boston Globe - Wed Nov 25
AS THE COMMONWEALTH moves closer to a rational, long-overdue expansion of legal gambling, the Patrick administration and the Legislature should not forget about Western Massachusetts.
Western Mass. volunteers to spend part of Thanksgiving helping serve...MassLive.com - Tue Nov 24
Gerry L. Delisle's son Chris spent every Thanksgiving volunteering at Open Pantry Community Service's holiday meal.
Watch The StoryCBS 3 - Tue Nov 24
Attorney General and State Senate candidate Martha Coakley is making stops across the Pioneer Valley.
Residents vow to fight explosives depot on Root Road in WestfieldMassLive.com - Mon Nov 23
Root Road residents are organizing in opposition to a proposal to create an explosives depot on an industrial-zone tract in their neighborhood.
Watch The StoryCBS 3 - Sun Nov 22
Two people are forced from their homes when their house catches on fire in Hampden County.
Watch The StoryCBS 3 - Thu Nov 19
The November elections may be over, but not for some kids in Southwick. Fourth grade students in Scott Bellone's class at Woodland Elementary held their own primary on Tuesday, Nov.
Jury finds man guilty of 2008 baseball bat murderWGGB - Wed Nov 18
A Hampden Superior Court jury has found Marion Szlachta guilty of first degree murder for killing his 43-year-old roommate with a baseball bat in 2008.
Southwick selectmen hit the brakes on stop sign planMassLive.com - Wed Nov 18
The idea of adding two stop signs at the Depot Street-Sheep Pasture Road intersection has been dropped by the Board of Selectmen.
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