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“It’s a perfect way for all of us to get out on the town and come together as one and make our town beautiful,”

The pool is set to open on June 25, but not without five to eight lifeguards. To apply, you must be at least 16 years old and certified.

42-year-old Meghan Marohn was last seen on March 27th in Lee, and State Police are still asking the public for information.

For one day only, a Springfield restaurant is offering some unique menu items to celebrate April 20.

In West Springfield, people of all ages are coming together to play the sport of bocce.

During the month of April, public health officials are offering vaccination clinics throughout the city and Hampshire County.

This weekend, a first-of-its-kind small pet adoption effort will be taking place in Massachusetts. It’s cost-free and happening just in time for Easter.

A local preschool will be closed for the foreseeable future after a fire broke out late last night.

Warmer weather is finally here, which means summer is coming soon.

The run is a fundraiser for families who have experienced stillbirth, miscarriage, termination for medical reasons, and infant loss.

They currently have 55 open teacher positions they are looking to fill.

The announcement was made Saturday morning in New Orleans at the site of the 2022 NCAA Men’s Final Four.

We have an update now on the ongoing efforts to help those in need in Ukraine.

Talks are underway to build a rotary at the intersection of St. James Avenue and Tapley Street We showed one local business the renderings to get their thoughts.

A local woman is selling off her grandfather’s large collection of comic books - half the proceeds will go towards helping the people of Ukraine.

9 small businesses and 13 non-profit organizations that have been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic are set to receive the federal money.

An eight-month-old baby in Springfield is in need of a liver donor and her mom is calling on the community to help.

During this monumental time, they are looking to bring on new members, and in two weeks, they are hosting their first ever 5K run in Holyoke.

Slavic and Luba Gun arrived here in Agawam with their five kids on Saturday. After waking to shootings and seeing a rocket coming down from the sky, they said that their only option was to flee the country, bringing only one backpack of clothing each.

Nearly a dozen organizations and roughly 50 individuals turned out to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine, telling Western Mass News that they just want to show their support for the war-torn country.

Western Mass News spoke with someone who lost one of her ducks this morning, and we brought questions to animal control to find out how unusual this is.

With canned wet cat food and dog food in short supply, we wanted to know why and what people can do to save money while making sure they are feeding their pets properly.

Daigle’s Truck Master in Chicopee partnered with the Full Gospel Church in Westfield to put on the event.

An eight-year-old boy is using his artistic skills to raise money for those in need in Ukraine.

Western Mass News spoke to a local bagel shop in Longmeadow about their fundraising efforts to help family friends on the ground.

His mom, Swan, shared photos with Western Mass News. She described Justice as a good listener, a good debater, and a mediator.

Support in western Massachusetts continues to grow for people of Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.

We also checked in with a local retired army official and AIC professor who weighed in on the situation on Thursday night.

We checked in with the Salvation Army in Massachusetts and learned that they already have boots on the ground in a large number of eastern European countries, and that number is growing by the day.

One church has been flooded with an outpouring of support that will soon be sent to those who need it most.