Good morning, Springfield.

Window World of Western Massachusetts in Belchertown jumped to 112th on Qualified Remodeler’s Top 500 Remodelers list, up from 125th last year+ the family-owned firm remains top in Western Mass and will continue offering quality exterior remodeling services.

Fashion designer Justin Haynes will host The Court Show at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame tomorrow at 6 p.m., featuring his new collection made from Japanese denim and cotton (honoring Japanese culture and basketball history) while guests are encouraged to wear black-and-white clothing and Adidas sneakers.

Rocky's Ace Hardware is returning as a sponsor for the 77th annual Our Lady of Fatima Festa from Sept.

3–7 at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Ludlow; the event is a beloved Labor Day weekend celebration featuring Portuguese food, live music, dancing and family entertainment.

U.S. Rep. Richard Neal joined union leaders (and retirees) Thursday at Laborers Local 596 to secure $5.8 million under the Butch Lewis Act that saved Roofers and Slaters Local No.248’s pension plan from insolvency and will protect over 200 pensions through a local partnership with Titan Roofing.

Governor Healey signed a law that phases out the cancer-linked chemical DEHP from IV bags and tubing; IV bags will be banned starting in 2030 and IV tubing in 2035 to protect patients (safer alternatives are available).

The Big E’s preview event in West Springfield showcased exciting new food items such as Cajun Lobster Tail on a Stick at NOLA Kitchen, Uncrusta-Double Burger at White Hut, & Push-Up Sushi at K’s Japanese Restaurant ahead of the Sept.

18 fair.

O,R&L Commercial announced the sale of 150 Capital Dr. in West Springfield for $2,350,000, with AAA Northeast staying on site under a lease while Pioneer Valley Credit Union plans to move its headquarters there within the next two years.

O’Connell Development Group is the presenting partner for this fall’s Western Mass 10—a 10-mile race from Amherst to Northampton—and the NoHo 5K, as announced by the Hartford Marathon Foundation.

Registration is open for runners, walkers, and volunteers + the events support local causes like Girls on the Run Western Massachusetts.