Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 29th of July.
Good morning, Springfield.
Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno announced the passing of Ed Cohen—a photographer known for capturing community events like weddings and everyday moments—prompting local leaders to honor his kindness and storytelling as he faced health challenges.
Rush Insurance Group has been named Corporate Partner Gold by the YMCA of Greater Springfield and will continue supporting local programs for children and families (Rush President Sam Hanmer emphasized the company’s long commitment to a stronger community).
A Massachusetts casino player won $10,247.90 on June 10 after betting $1 on the Treasure Box Kingdom slot at MGM Springfield; the win is among over $100 million in jackpots paid out last year + it highlights the local gaming scene's high stakes.
MassMutual announced it is cutting about 30 jobs at its Springfield office & 50 overall from its broker-dealer operations.
Impacted employees are offered support services and can apply for 170 open positions companywide.
Springfield Public Schools asked for community input on plans for the new German Gerena School at a meeting held Tuesday night at the Brightwood Library at Chestnut Middle School - participants could also join via Zoom.
Governor Healey signed Dakota's Law on Tuesday to provide funds for care of retired police and military K9s statewide.
Named for a dog that served during the Boston Marathon bombings, the law helps handlers cover medical and trauma care + honors his legacy.
The American Red Cross warns of a local blood crisis and urgently appeals for type O donors — a donation that can save up to three lives — as Springfield centers strive to maintain their supply.
The donation center operates Friday through Wednesday and offers a $20 Amazon gift card for August donors.
The Blue Sox beat the Sharks 12-4 on July 27 at Mackenzie Stadium, moving closer to the playoffs even as North Shore’s doubleheader sweep kept the postseason race tight.
Starter Brody Gebhard pitched four strong innings in his debut to help secure the win.
River of Dreams: A Tribute to Billy Joel
5-7 p.m. — Springfield City Library: Mason Square Branch — Get tickets — Experience the nostalgia of Billy Joel's greatest hits performed live.
Marina Franklin Comedy Show
8:30-10:00 p.m. — MGM Springfield — Check venue for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening with veteran comedian Marina Franklin, known for her engaging humor and impressive TV credits.
5th Annual Mentoring Matters 5K
8 PM — Old Monkey House — $40 registration — Participate in a run/walk that raises awareness for mentorship in under-resourced communities.
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