Kristina D'Amours

Springfield

Reporter at WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA)

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City leaders honor Rich Tettemer and Ciara Speller for journalism excellence

1 week ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

Rich Tettemer and Ciara Speller from 22News were honored by Springfield City Council for their contributions to the community.
State reopens investigation into 2023 Springfield mayoral election, voter fraud allegations

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The state’s investigation into election interference allegations during the Springfield mayoral election in 2023 is regaining traction. These allegations are against former Springfield city councilor and mayoral candidate Justin Hurst, who recently filed papers to run again for the city council. It’s been well over a year since the Hampden DA handed over a case to the state’s Attorney General concerning possible interference during the Springfield mayoral election.
Scouting America Western Massachusetts honors leaders at annual dinner

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – The ‘Scouting America Western Massachusetts Council’ held its annual distinguished citizen dinner Wednesday evening in Holyoke. Several community leaders who have made an impact on the region were honored Wednesday. These leaders include NASA astronaut Cady Coleman, State Senator John Velis, and Westfield State President Dr. Linda Thompson.
Nurses calling on Mass General Brigham for fair wages, benefits

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – Nurses held an informational picket outside of Cooley Dickinson Hospital Tuesday evening. They are calling on Mass General Brigham to invest in safer staffing, fair wages, and full benefits. According to the Massachusetts Nurses Association, contract negotiations with the parent company have lasted for six months now, since the contract expired earlier this year.
Agawam officials breaks ground on $230 million high school project

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

AGAWAM, Mass. (WWLP) – The town of Agawam is taking a major step into the future, officially beginning construction on its new high school. For alumni, this was an emotional farewell, but also an exciting glimpse of what’s to come. A symbolic shovel of dirt marked the moment Agawam takes its next big step forward, breaking ground on its brand-new high school. “Rooted in commitment, collaboration, and the shared belief that our students deserve nothing but the very best,” says Principal Jim Blain.
Wistariahurst Museum showcases new art exhibit hosted by Holyoke Arts League

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – You can celebrate local creativity this month at a new art exhibit at the Wistariahurst Museum in Holyoke. The exhibition is hosted by the Holyoke Arts League and features local artists with a range of styles that reflect the creative spirit of the Pioneer Valley. Monday night, the organization hosted a reception, inviting the public to experience and enjoy the showcase and connect with the artists behind the work.
Holyoke kicks off Pride Month with flag-raising, honoring the LGBTQ+ community

3 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – June is Pride Month, a time when communities across western Massachusetts celebrate and honor the LGBTQ+ community. A ceremonial flag raising was held in Holyoke on Monday, where residents joined local and state leaders to honor the LGBTQ+ community. “We celebrate pride because it was born in protest. Not in parades. Not in merchandise. But in defiance.
Springfield Technical Community College hosts Honors Convocation Ceremony

4 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Springfield Technical Community College (STCC) took a moment to celebrate their top students before soon-to-be graduates move their tassels and walk across the stage. The college held its annual Convocation Ceremony on Wednesday evening. The celebration recognizes the efforts of dozens of honors students and how they go above and beyond.
Springfield cyclists to ride 100 miles for Special Olympics

4 weeks ago | wwlp.com | Kristina D'Amours

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – For the fifth year in a row, a local cycling team, with a lot of heart, is going the distance for Special Olympics Massachusetts. With each turn of a pedal, this cycling team continues to carry a message of hope and inclusion for a cause that is bigger than themselves. ‘Kevin’s Krewe’ is now riding into its fifth year to support Special Olympics Massachusetts.
Springfield’s Small Business Administration Office to close Sunday

1 month ago | wwlp.com | Julia O'Keefe |Kristina D'Amours

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP)—State lawmakers are pushing back as the closing of Springfield’s Small Business Administration Office looms just days away, and no staff remain for the office. The lease for the Springfield office was terminated by DOGE officials earlier this year and officially ends on Sunday, June 1st. That means small business owners in our area will face an hours-long trip out to Boston if they need to visit an office for aid.