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The state Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance rolled out an official request for proposals seeking a viable home for a new justice facility to replace the Roderick Ireland Courthouse in Springfield.
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An engineering study found the infrastructure needs attention.
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Dam operators says they did what they could, but their ability to prevent flooding is limited.
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One of the hottest weeks of summer is coinciding with students return to the classroom and many public school buildings in Massachusetts, including Springfield, are without air conditioning.
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A recent engineering study showed the structure needs major attention.
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The Department of Conservation and Recreation said the campground will undergo repairs and improvements to the water system and other infrastructure.
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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.