Ryan Feyre

West Springfield

Reporter at The Reminder (East Longmeadow, MA)

Contributor at Freelance

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Articles

Springfield observes Memorial Day with annual ceremony

4 days ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

Springfield conducted its annual Memorial Day ceremony on May 23 with a speaking program and wreath-laying ceremony. Reminder Publishing photos by Ryan FeyreSPRINGFIELD — Springfield officials and veterans gathered at City Hall on May 23 to observe Memorial Day and remember those who have sacrificed for the country. Throughout the ceremony, speakers highlighted the essence of the holiday and why it is more than just a long weekend for people across the United States.
Councilors, advocates slam Appeals Court ruling on biomass plant

4 days ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield City Council is appealing a recent ruling by the Massachusetts Appeals Court that gives more life to a controversial biomass plant proposal by Palmer Renewable Energy. Despite years of opposition from environmental advocates and Springfield city councilors, the Appeals Court decided on May 8 that PRE’s previously expired permits for 35-megawatt biomass power plant project were actually valid due to a post-Recession law meant to stimulate development.
Council approves Sarno’s $985.7M budget with no layoffs or service cuts

4 days ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

Mayor Domenic Sarno officially unveiled Springfield’s $985.7 million fiscal year 2026 budget in front of city department heads on May 8 at City Hall. The City Council officially voted in favor of it during a May 27 meeting. Reminder Publishing file photoSPRINGFIELD — After much discussion about property tax relief and revenue generators, the City Council approved Mayor Domenic Sarno’s $985.7 million fiscal year 2026 budget during a special meeting on May 27.
Applications open for ’certificate of attainment’ graduates seeking diploma

4 days ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

SPRINGFIELD — Former Springfield Public Schools students who were unable to receive a diploma because of a failure to meet MCAS requirements may now have a chance to obtain one.
Three major drug trafficking networks dismantled

4 days ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

Hampden District Attorney Anthony D. Gulluni addresses the media at a May 27 press conference in his office, sharing details of three major operations that disrupted dangerous supply lines of drugs in our region. He was joined by representatives from the Springfield Police Department and the Massachusetts State Police.
No increase to Springfield water and sewer rates; new charge proposed

1 week ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

SPRINGFIELD — Although water and sewer rates are expected to remain level in fiscal year 2026, the Springfield Water and Sewer Commission is proposing a new charge to its customers accounts. Inside the commission’s proposed FY26 budget is a proposition to apply a monthly $11.50 Infrastructure Renewal Charge to the bills of customers that have a less than 1” meter and a larger monthly IRC for larger meter sizes.
Springfield City Council approves honorary street sign for Leonard Naylor

1 week ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

The City Council approved a petition to name Propsect Street after Archbishop-elect Leonard Naylor. Photo credit: Focus SpringfieldSPRINGFIELD — Labeled a “remarkable leader” whose legacy and community service to Springfield spans 38 years, Bishop Leonard Naylor will be honored by the city with his own street in the coming days.
CPC recommends remaining CPA funding for projects in Springfield

1 week ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

SPRINGFIELD — A couple weeks after sending its first round of Community Preservation Act funding recommendations to City Council, the Community Preservation Committee submitted its final round of suggestions during its May 20 meeting. The CPC sent seven projects worth approximately $957,000 in CPA funds to the council for a review and a vote at one of their future meetings.
Groundbreaking kicks off ‘X’ reconstruction project

1 week ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

City and state officials gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony celebrating the “X” reconstruction project, which is officially underway. Reminder Publishing photo by Ryan FeyreSPRINGFIELD — One of Springfield’s largest roadway projects in the city’s history is officially underway. City and state officials gathered outside the main entrance of Forest Park on May 21 to celebrate the start of the $27.5 million “X” reconstruction project, a roadway initiative over 10 years in the making.
Agawam forms task force to help improve athletic fields

1 week ago | thereminder.com | Ryan Feyre

Mayor Christopher Johnson announces the creation of a task force to help improve the conditions of the town’s athletic fields. Photo credit: Agawam MediaAGAWAM — In response to mounting dissatisfaction with the condition of the town’s athletic fields, Mayor Christopher Johnson announced the formation of a Parks and Fields Task Force to help formalize an improvement plan.