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 [...]
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 […]
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 [...]
On January 19, 2023, in celebration of what it would have been his 35th birthday, Albion street in The Flats in Holyoke, was dedicated to honor, and remember Justin Chavez, […]
IN Studio, a new show on Holyoke Media with host Janine Fondon, discusses The Human Service Forum (HSF) 2023 Workplace Equity Series - Moving Forward With Action (April - June)
Kathy Champagne of St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 485 Appleton St. in Holyoke offers services in English and Spanish. Her singing could be understood in all languages.
Local businessman Gurninder Singh, owner of Dino's Pizza on 625 Homestead Ave. here in Holyoke, every year organizes the Sikh flag-raising ceremony in from of City Hall to honor the lives and [...]
The Community Preservation Act Committee presented to the Finance Committee six recommendations its members believe should be funded. A summary of the recommendations follows. To view the [...]
The new Massachusetts Commissioner of Higher Education, Noe Ortega, visited the Holyoke Community College campus on Wednesday, March 22nd, where he met with HCC President, Christina Royal, and [...]
Councilor Israel Rivera spoke up for former felons, like himself, to spotlight that this group of people face challenges and are sometimes treated as if they were the same person who broke the [...]