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Missed Connections: Loving You Leering At Me

Missed Connections: Loving You Leering At Me

by Kristin Palpini | Jun 19, 2017 | Articles, Missed Connections, Newsletter

Compiled by Kristin Palpini The Missed Connections forum on Craigslist is a wasteland of terrible poetry, dick pics, and whining, but among the detritus are some truly fascinating, funny, and occasionally sweet entries. The following are highlights from the Western...
Worthy Beer Fest in Springfield Saturday

Worthy Beer Fest in Springfield Saturday

by Kristin Palpini | Jun 12, 2017 | Articles, Featured, News, Newsletter

Are You Worthy? Yes, yes you are — if you’re 21 or over. The Worthy is back, ya’ll, and sudsier than ever for this year’s outdoors craft beer showcase. The Springfield brewfest, in the city’s most entertaining neighborhood: Worthington Street, is going down Saturday...
More Than Half of Springfield’s Unemployed Don’t Qualify for Casino Jobs

More Than Half of Springfield’s Unemployed Don’t Qualify for Casino Jobs

by Chris Goudreau | Jun 12, 2017 | Articles, MGM Springfield Casino coverage, News

Radames Lopez is a 24-year-old lifelong Holyoke resident with a six month old daughter. He’s unemployed and every day is a struggle to find work because of his felony criminal record. “They’re not going to call me back … I can’t even go into the Army even if I want to...
Forgotten: Springfield’s Black History Is Nowhere In Sight

Forgotten: Springfield’s Black History Is Nowhere In Sight

by Chance Viles and Kristin Palpini | Jun 5, 2017 | Articles, Arts, Featured, News

Springfield, Massachusetts, was a big abolitionist hub during the days of the Underground Railroad — not that many people know this. When talking about Massachusetts history, Western Mass isn’t well represented in historical texts — they’re more focused on Boston. And...
Springfield Advocacy Group Disappointed By Updated Police In School Deal

Springfield Advocacy Group Disappointed By Updated Police In School Deal

by Chris Goudreau | Jun 5, 2017 | Articles, News

Despite unanimous approval at the Springfield School Committee’s May 18 meeting for a revised memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Springfield Public Schools and the Springfield Police Department, advocacy group Neighbor to Neighbor thinks the new document does...
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