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Memory Cafes Help Dementia Patients and Their Caregivers as Federal Cuts Impact Other Care

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Gatherings for people with cognitive impairment and their caregivers are relatively cheap and easy to run — often the only expense is a small rental fee for the space.See the Story

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Longmeadow Select Board Skeptical of Tiered Water Rates, Hike in Meter Costs - The Reminder

LONGMEADOW — Town Manager Lyn Simmons, Finance Director Ian Coddington and DPW Business Manager Lisa Okscin presented their recommended rates for water, sewer and stormwater, as well as a proposed change in fee structure, at the June 2 Select Board meeting. The proposal was informed by a recent study of the town’s water and sewer utility needs by consultant Tighe & Bond. Simmons said the recommendations were made with the goal of funding water a…Chelsea, Massachusetts · Chelsea See the Story

ELHS to replace ‘makeshift’ bleachers with $150k earmark - The Reminder

EAST LONGMEADOW — Football and track fans from other towns who come to East Longmeadow High School to watch their team compete will soon do so on new bleachers, thanks to a $150,000 earmark in the fiscal year 2026 state budget. The earmark was secured by state Sen. Jake Oliveira (D-Ludlow), who represents the town. The funding is part of more than $750,000 in Fair Share Amendment funding for public schools Oliveira sought for schools in his dist…East Longmeadow · East Longmeadow Read Article

Longmeadow Planning Board seeks to replace Gunn in liaison assignments - The Reminder

Planning Board member Walter Gunn presents a copy of the town’s bylaw regarding his term as liaison to the Community Preservation Committee.Reminder Publishing photo by Sarah Heinonen LONGMEADOW — As with each elected board or committee in Longmeadow, the Planning Board reorganized itself during the first meeting following the annual town election. What is often a routine procedure became a contentious schism between Planning Board member Walter…Longmeadow · Longmeadow Read Article

Springfield City Council approves $8M public subsidy for Springfield Crossing project - The Reminder

Chief Development Officer Tim Sheehan proposes a District Improvement Financing plan for the Springfield Crossing project. The proposal was ultimately voted in by the City Council.Photo credit: Focus Springfield SPRINGFIELD — The long-awaited Springfield Crossing project at the former Eastfield Mall will be bolstered by a financing plan to help support some of the extraordinary development costs incurred by the project. On June 2, the City Counc…Springfield, Massachusetts · Springfield Read Article

Springfield Council takes 1st step to ban unregulated ‘gas station weed’

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SPRINGFIELD — The City Council took the first step to pull synthetic marijuana products off the shelves of stores across the city, but some aired concerns that the proposed ordinance isn’t strong enough.Marijuana · Springfield See the Story

Gateway superintendent accepts position with NEASC - The Reminder

Gateway Regional Superintendent Kristen Smidy, at a budget hearing in March, has accepted a position as an associate director at the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.Reminder Publishing file photo HUNTINGTON — Gateway Regional Superintendent Kristen Smidy announced this week that she has accepted a position as an associate director at the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, the recognized accrediting body for schools …Huntington · Huntington Read Article

Senior volunteer ‘shocked’ to receive COA award - The Reminder

Theresa Rogers (center) received the 2025 Herbert C. Pace, Jr. Council on Aging Good Citizen Award at a senior volunteer appreciation luncheon on May 15. Rogers is flanked on the left by Lisa Anderson, Council on Aging director, and Paula LeBlanc, chair of the Council on Aging Board of Directors, who presented her with the award.Reminder Publishing photo by Mike Lydick SOUTHWICK — A long-time Southwick Senior Center volunteer was recently honore…Senior Citizens · Southwick Read Article

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Memory Cafes Help Dementia Patients and Their Caregivers as Federal Cuts Impact Other Care

10 Kiwis Lose $100k Each to Scams Within Three Months

Page County supervisors hear opioid fund proposals

Bonding of $3.3M approved to buy new department vehicles - The Reminder

Longmeadow Select Board Skeptical of Tiered Water Rates, Hike in Meter Costs - The Reminder

ELHS to replace ‘makeshift’ bleachers with $150k earmark - The Reminder

Longmeadow Planning Board seeks to replace Gunn in liaison assignments - The Reminder

Springfield City Council approves $8M public subsidy for Springfield Crossing project - The Reminder

Springfield Council takes 1st step to ban unregulated ‘gas station weed’

Gateway superintendent accepts position with NEASC - The Reminder

Senior volunteer ‘shocked’ to receive COA award - The Reminder

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