From Mayor Joshua Garcia’s office: “Holyoke Announces Plans for New Sports Complex and International Volleyball Hall of Fame Holyoke, MA – The city of Holyoke is thrilled to [...]
Doreen Cunningham found herself at the center of a firestorm of fear-driven accusations that called into question her leadership as the assistant superintendent in charge of Diversity, Equity, [...]
Money Talks with Rory Casey. In this episode of Ask, Holyoke resident Linda Pratt talks with Rory Casey about the job of City Treasurer. We also look at the difference […]
State Sen. John Velis has been working on a variety of pressing issues for his district, which includes Holyoke, and the Commonwealth. Homelessness, mental health programs and helping to remove [...]
His official Navy photograph in sailor’s uniform forever shows a radiant smile and even as that smile crinkles his eyes almost shut, from his eyes you see a young man […]
Mayor Joshua García looks back at 2023, a year of working deeply with the City Council and of heartbreak when it would not fund his plan named after the eight-month […]
Holyoke Media has been interviewing elected officials to ask them to share their own views on 2023, and look ahead in 2024. We start with state Rep. Patricia Duffy. Rep. […]
On Tuesday, January 2, 2024, Holyoke City Clerk, Brenna Murphy McGee, administers the oaths of office to newly elected and re-elected City Councilors and School Committee members, as well as […]
The City of Holyoke hosted an observance of Kwanzaa on Thursday, December 28, at City Hall. Kwanzaa, which is observed annually the last week of December, celebrates African heritage and […]
https://youtu.be/muzOHpHf8Lw After his children, to whom he is devoted, Council President Todd McGee says there is no greater joy than to have served on the City Council the past 18 […]
