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masslive.com | Cliff Clark
WESTFIELD — A Springfield man, who was a bus monitor for a company that provides transportation for people with physical and mental disabilities, was charged on May 20 in District Court on 16 counts of sexual assault, including two rapes, that occurred on a company bus involving a woman described as intellectually disabled, according to court documents. When Clifford L.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Cliff Clark
SOUTHWICK — It often happens at Town Meeting and is often seen on various social media platforms that focus on town issues. Residents want to know: “Why do we need a splash pad when we can’t fix our roads?”For Community Preservation Committee Coordinator Sabrina Pooler the answer is simple. “The funding for the splash pad comes from revenues generated by the town’s participation in the state’s Community Preservation Act. The projects are not directly funded by taxpayers,” she said.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Cliff Clark
SOUTHWICK — It often happens at Town Meeting and is often seen on various social media platforms that focus on town issues. Residents want to know: “Why do we need a splash pad when we can’t fix our roads?”For Community Preservation Committee Coordinator Sabrina Pooler the answer is simple. “The funding for the splash pad comes from revenues generated by the town’s participation in the state’s Community Preservation Act. The projects are not directly funded by taxpayers,” she said.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Cliff Clark
SOUTHWICK — While Town Meeting voted down a proposed bylaw to regulate activities on town-owned property, Select Board member Diane Gale is exploring options with the Police Department and the Conservation Commission to enforce the regulations in the North Pond Conservation Area. “I’ll be working with the Police Department on pulling what we can from the [proposed bylaw] to see what we can use from it with the rules we have now for better enforcement on the property,” Gale said.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Cliff Clark
SOUTHWICK — When the federal government announced in March it was cutting two food assistance programs, the director of Our Community Food Pantry was relieved when she learned the cuts would not affect its mission of meeting the needs of those struggling with food insecurity.
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