downtown Springfield

As Massachusetts looks to replace one of the busiest courthouses in the state, details on one possible bid emerged at a recent Historical Commission meeting. What needs to come down for it to potentially go up has historic preservation advocates concerned.

A small state board in Massachusetts has greenlit a project proposal involving the busiest courthouse in the Pioneer Valley – a plan the state’s inspector general is voicing concern about.

A project proposal to replace two court buildings in Springfield, Massachusetts, with a new justice center — built via a public-private partnership — was the subject of a public hearing Thursday. Another is planned for next week, ahead of a state board's review of it.

A non-profit devoted to supporting small businesses in Massachusetts is expanding its footprint, with a center geared toward connecting new and potential business owners with an assortment of resources.

Organization plans to open at new location in August

It takes place around Stearns Square July 20-22

Installation of the permanent crosswalks is scheduled for Sunday, June 25th

The competition on June 11th coincides with other entertainment events

The Stockbridge Street building dates to 1845

A preferred developer could be announced this summer