Three committees of the City Council met this week to discuss the tax-exempt status of the Holyoke Library to McNulty Park being used by people who are homeless. FINANCE COMMITTEE […]
As the bulk of voting is over and the commonwealth’s budget is set at $58 billion, state Rep. Pat Duffy announces that Holyoke Public Schools will receive $101 million, which […]
The addictive opioid crisis smashes against the deadly fentanyl crisis, leaving more than 2,000 families grieving because of overdoses. Sen. Velis was appointed to chair the Joint Committee on [...]
The City Council resumed its regular bi-weekly meetings this week. The Holyoke Teachers Association wrote to the City Council, urging the governmental body to hold a transparent process in the [...]
We hope you’re as well as can be during these Times. As the days get shorter and we move further into the election season, we understand the importance of gathering community […]
visual arts + poetry workshop We hope you’re as well as can be during these Times. As the days get shorter and we move further into the election season, we understand […]
The Holyoke City Council returns to the chambers next Wednesday, Sept. 4, at 7 pm, then again on Sept. 18, also a Wednesday. The council meetings were moved — temporarily […]
Not since 2015 has the Holyoke School Committee had final say over anything to do with the Holyoke Public Schools. Not hiring teachers, not changing the curriculum. Nothing, Jeffrey Riley, […]
A monthly concert by different singer-songwriters and musicians. This month: American Elm Heather McLarney Sage King Marvin Jackson Tobey Sol Laroche Martha Borne
From the Valley Jazz Share’s website: “Called “varied and exciting,” as well as “one of the most striking baritone saxophonists,” Josh Sinton has been heard with some of the leading [...]