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The Springfield City Council was back at city hall for one of its few summer sessions Monday night. Business ranged from approving millions of dollars in grants to boosting benefits for an officer severely injured in the line of duty.
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More than a dozen projects in Springfield, Massachusetts were approved for Community Preservation Act funding this week. City councilors greenlit nearly $3 million in grant funds for efforts to improve parks, restore structures and potentially put new housing on the market.
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The city council in Springfield, Massachusetts approved a plan that advocates say could lead to lower electricity bills for residents. A draft of a long-sought “Community Choice Power Supply Program” now heads to the state for approval.
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City councilors in Springfield, Massachusetts, have signed off on a budget that features no major cuts to programs. Final talks also included details on possible tax relief for residents
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Expanding primary care and money for an opioid response plan were among the topics discussed at Monday’s city council meeting in Springfield, Massachusetts.
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The Springfield City Council was joined by two state senators Monday as the lawmakers promoted legislation dealing with repeat, violent firearms offenders.
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The city council in Springfield, Massachusetts has put the finishing touches on several items before a new police superintendent takes office.
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Language empowering Springfield, Massachusetts’ incoming police superintendent has been approved by the city council, thanks to a compromise reached between the mayor and council members - hinging, in-part, on a very specific word.
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The Springfield City Council made some headway this week in approving the city’s next police superintendent.
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Retired cops can now work as Special Police Officers until age 70