Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of October.
Good morning, Springfield.
Local musician Justin Spencer organized a donation drive for Ronnie and Annette Hefner, but the West Springfield couple struggles to find permanent housing despite receiving + $15,000 and a state voucher amid a housing shortage.
They continue living in temporary accommodations as efforts to secure an apartment face hurdles.
Stop & Shop is offering customers a 10% in-store discount up to $10 off from today through Thursday, Oct.
22 while it works to restore online services after a cybersecurity incident that began earlier this week (no customer data has been compromised).
On Friday, two Massachusetts State Lottery players won prizes of at least $500K when a winning ticket was sold at Bruso’s Liquor II in Barre, while another claimed $651,767 online.
Nearly 1,000 winners were announced statewide + 15 were in Springfield.
Palmer Renewable Energy’s 35-megawatt biomass incinerator proposal still faces legal and community opposition as it awaits a state air permit and further city review.
Hearings will be held on Nov. 9 and Dec. 8 near the proposed site at 1000 Page Blvd.
High school girls volleyball in Western Mass nears season's end as teams clinch conferences while key matches remain.
Springfield Central leads the tight Central race with a rematch on Oct. 19 at 6 p.m. plus Mount Greylock and Lenox will clash on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. for Berkshire.
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