Springfield Preservation Trust's annual cemetery tour this past weekend highlighted the history of the Springfield Armory. Also in today's brief (1 items): Cemetery tour spotlights Armory history.
Springfield, Massachusetts obituary notices this week name four residents, listed last name first: Lewis-Hrycay, Brenda Joy; Nahorniak, John J.; DelValle, Jose Antonio Jr.; and Wuller, Susan M. All four appeared on Echovita's Springfield obituary listings this week.
Doctor warns Springfield's fall allergy season is more severe than last year. Also in today's brief (3 items): Fall allergy season is worse than last year, Springfield doctor says; Pro-life group to hold visual memorial in Springfield; Pope Francis Prep vs Central soccer, Oct. 21.
Springfield's Animal Control Board declared two pit bulls dangerous after they killed a neighbor's puppy, splitting 3-1 in one of five dog-complaint hearings held October 15.
Springfield's council committees heard a pitch for red-light cameras but took no vote on backing the state bill.
Springfield City Council committee heard a forestry briefing on the spotted lanternfly and other invasive pests threatening local trees and crops.
Springfield opens $1 million property tax relief fund for seniors and disabled homeowners.
The Springfield City Council's General Government Committee began drafting a tougher door-to-door sales ordinance after a solar-panel salesman harassed a councilor's wife at their home.
Two Springfield, Massachusetts obituaries were published this week, week of October 5 through October 11, 2026: Salvatore, Raymond T., age 48, died October 5, and Reyes, Blanca Iris, age 89, died October 7. Neither listing included biographical or service details beyond age, date of dea…
Springfield councilors consider police registration and $300 fines for pushy door-to-door salespeople. From our own coverage: Single deed recorded in town for September-October period. Also in today's brief (4 items): City weighs $300 fines for door-to-door salespeople; Trial Court admi…