Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
The Warner family celebrated their 105th reunion at Spec Pond in Wilbraham on Saturday, with relatives coming from across the country.
They honored local heritage and Charlotte Warner-Dennis’s 100th birthday and are already planning the next reunion.
On Friday, a lottery player claimed $200,000 on a 'Magnificent Millions' scratch ticket purchased at Witch City VFW Post (Salem).
The Massachusetts State Lottery reported that 17 winning tickets were claimed in Springfield on Thursday.
Local officials say a beech tree nematode is causing beech leaf disease and invasive spotted lanternflies are harming area forests, with infections already confirmed in 83 communities.
Conservation Commission Coordinator Sabrina Pooler (from Southwick) urges residents to report sightings and avoid new beech tree plantings.
Red Sox pitcher Ranger Suarez pitched seven scoreless innings Friday to give Boston a 1-0 win over the Orioles at Camden Yards.
His strong outing raises his playoff confidence as the postseason begins in 25 days.
Drake Maye said he is not seeking revenge when the Patriots face the Seahawks on Wednesday.
New roster moves and upbeat comments from A.J. Brown and Coach Mike Vrabel add confidence for a strong season.
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