Chris Maza
Managing Editor, Hampden County East at The Reminder (East Longmeadow, MA)
Contributor at MassLive.com
Managing Editor, @TheReminderMA. Board prez, @fosteringAOK. Creator of @mazasmusingspod. Husband, dad, brewer, Disney fan. Opinions=mine. RTs≠endorsements
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Thomas Ambrosino (left), the court administrator of the executive office of the Trial Court administration, speaks in favor of a public/private partnership for Springfield’s new Regional Justice Center during a Jan. 7 hearing at the Springfield State Office Building. DCAMM Commissioner and Chair of the Asset Management Board Adam Baacke sits on the right.
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Nathaniel Cabral-Curtis from WSP answers questions from residents about the design proposed Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Bridge replacement. Reminder Publishing photo by Tyler GarnetCHICOPEE — The Massachusetts Department of Transportation hosted a public hearing on April 3 at Liberty Church to discuss the replacement of the Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Bridge.
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Holyoke Mayor Joshua Garcia, seen here in this file photo reading to students, said Holyoke Public Schools is working with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to understand the “true impact” of the cut. Reminder Publishing file photoWith more tough news of federal funding cuts being announced from the Trump administration, the Healey-Driscoll administration is condemning the administration’s illegal move to terminate $106 million in K-12 education grant funding for Massachusetts.
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thereminder.com | Chris Maza
NORTHAMPTON — The Northampton Community Preservation Committee will deliberate on eight project proposals seeking CPA funds at its next meeting, but before that, the public was given the opportunity to share their comments. Nearly 40 participants gathered on Zoom to hear public comment during the April 2 CPC meeting.
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NORTHAMPTON — The inaugural R.I.S.E. Fest, a festival honoring youth art and literature, is set for April 18 and 19 at the Northampton Arts Council building at 33 Hawley St.The festival aims to honor local and internationally renowned youth art and literature, featuring bestselling authors and illustrators who will join young area artists for the two-day community celebration and showcase dedicated to uplifting the mental health benefits of art in all mediums.
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This makes zero sense. If the Patriots believe the Giants are high enough on Sanders to take him with their first pick, why wouldn't they just wait for the Giants to pick Sanders at 3 and take Carter/Hunter at 4?
I’m told that momentum between Patriots and Giants for a R1 pick swap has picked up momentum. Perhaps Pats want remainder of Hunter/Carter. Giants could look to take Sheduer Sanders at 4. Interesting development.
