Holyoke to Replace Leaky Gas Pipes
Thanks to $22M in grants from the US Department of Transportation, Wakefield, Westfield and Holyoke each received funds to replace leaky gas pipes. The Biden Administration has been working with [...]
Holyoke City Hall Dedication
April 6, 2023. The City of Holyoke is celebrating the Sesquicentenial of the 1873 incorporation of Holyoke as a city. As part of the celebration of Holyoke’s 150th anniversary, a […]
Government Affairs Week of April 4, 2023: Women Call Out Councilors’ Disrespect
The Holyoke City Council of this week may be best remembered for residents calling out City Councilors Kevin Jourdain and David Bartley for disrespectful behavior at the last City Council meeting [...]
$22M For Holyoke Organizations and Projects
The City of Holyoke is positioned to distribute an additional $22 million it has received from the American Rescue Plan Act -Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds.
This Week in Government Affairs
Both the City Council and the Joint City Council and School Building Committee met this week. The City Council reviewed more than 60 items at its meeting this past Tuesday, […]
Holyoke Mayor, Hampden District Attorney, Chief of Police, address recent uptick of public safety issues.
Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia, joined by Hampden District Attorney, Anthony Gulluni, Holyoke Police Chief David Pratt, and Holyoke City Council President, Todd McGee, held a press conference on [...]
This Week in Government Affairs
Please click on headlines to watch the part of City Council referenced. Special City Council Meeting Sept. 2 Ward 2 City Councilor Will Puello Expelled from Council Ward 2 City […]
Dr. Yadilette Rivera-Colón, newly appointed Ward 3 School Committee Member
Dr. Yadilette Rivera-Colón is the newly appointed Holyoke School Committee member for Ward 3. She will fill the seat vacated last month by Rebecca Birks, who moved from Holyoke. Dr. […]