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Tuesday, October 22nd, 2024
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Good morning, Springfield. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of October.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Springfield Rescue Mission initiates Operation Hope Tote to collect essential hygiene products for the homeless and needy families, urging community participation. Western Mass News
- ➤ Springfield Police request public assistance in finding 78-year-old Adella Bapiste, who has dementia and recently moved to the area, last seen on Virginia Street. Western Mass News
- ➤ Springfield's City Council and the Pioneer Valley Planning Commission are organizing listening sessions to discuss high-speed internet access for all residents, backed by a $102,000 grant. MassLive
- ➤ Springfield Police request public assistance to locate 16-year-old Reilah Kingara, also known as Akari. NewsRadio 560 WHYN
- ➤ The Forest Park Civic Association is hosting a Halloween Party and Parade on Oct. 26 at the Garfield Street Triangle, featuring a pumpkin contest, costume parade, games, and crafts. MassLive
- ➤ The 'City of Homes' program by Way Finders aims to transform vacant, blighted properties in Springfield into revitalized homes for ownership and rental opportunities, backed by significant community and financial support. The Reminder
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and challenger John Deaton debated contentious issues in Springfield, highlighting their positions on immigration, Ukraine, and government's role ahead of the Massachusetts Senate election. The Reminder
- ➤ Question 1 on the Massachusetts ballot, promoted by State Auditor Diana DiZoglio, aims to enhance legislative transparency by allowing the state's audit office to review lawmakers' adherence to policies and procedures, with broad support from voters despite opposition from some legislators. New England Public Media
- ➤ Officials celebrated the groundbreaking of a nearly $300 million upgrade for the West Parish Water Treatment Plant, expected to enhance clean water supply to over 250,000 people in Western Massachusetts by fall 2028. The Reminder
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