On June 2, 2025, the Holyoke Pride Committee, the Mayor of Holyoke, local dignitaries, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and the public, gathered outside Holyoke City Hall, to recognize the […]
On May 27, 2025, the Holyoke Community gathered at the corner of Clemente and Sargent Streets, in South Holyoke, next to the Carlos Vega Park, to welcome the mural art […]
This is the recording of the Ceremony held at the Holyoke War Memorial on May 26, 2025, in remembrance of the fallen, missing, members of the military who gave the […]
The lots around Carlos Vega Park in South Holyoke, are undergoing a fast construction process that will bring 20 units of affordable homeownership to families in the Holyoke community. In […]
The canal system was started in 1848 and it grew greatly through the years. About 60 mills using water power were built between the leveled canals. Still to this day […]
HOLYOKE MAYOR JOSHUA GARCÍA presented his proposed $180 million budget to the City Council on Tuesday, emphasizing that the balanced budget will usher in an era of putting into place […]
UMass professor Kathryn McDermott and Willow Kwak explore the 1991 tax override votes, part of a tumultuous period in Holyoke politics. McDermott and Kwak conclude that the repeated, unsuccessful [...]
The sewer separation process in Holyoke, began in April 1st. And while the main work may not be seen until later in the month, there is a logistical set of […]
On March 27, 2025, El Centro, at Holyoke Community College, hosted the event “Empowered Pages, Cafecito, & Pastries: A Celebration of Women”. This event featured a book reading by [...]
The City of Holyoke hosted an observance of Kwanzaa on Saturday, December 28, at City Hall. Kwanzaa, which is observed annually the last week of December, celebrates African heritage and […]