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More than a million state residents on MassHealth will be getting U-S postal mail with a blue envelope from the state agency. It means a re-certification is required, and the clock is ticking.
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Christopher Price's new book demonstrates that even though the Whalers left Hartford in 1997, their legacy and memories live on.
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The price of diesel fuel continues to skyrocket. Officials who oversee public works in western Massachusetts said that could have an impact on road construction.
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A busy section of State Street in Springfield, Massachusetts, has been the site of numerous pedestrians being struck and killed by cars.
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Springfield City Council passes resolution seeking more time to review economic development projectsThe resolution calls for 30-days notice before the city council in Springfield, Massachusetts, makes a financial decision regarding economic development projects.
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The two-year pilot program would focus on several Pioneer Valley Transit Authority routes with high ridership and is estimated to cost roughly $3.4 million.
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City Councilor Kateri Walsh will present the resolution after councilors complained they were rushed on the Court Square Hotel renovation in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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Developers said costs went up because of the pandemic, and the project would stop if the funding wasn't approved immediately. Some city councilors voiced frustration with how the city handled the request.
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker said the bond bill would authorize nearly $10 billion in new spending on transportation and infrastructure, some of which would be reimbursed with federal money.
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Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker said his administration is aware of issues at the dilapidated Roderick Ireland courthouse in Springfield, whose conditions have prompted calls for the building to be demolished and replaced.