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After struggling at first to meet deadlines and other issues, a rail car manufacturer in western Massachusetts appeared to be back on track in recent years, delivering subway cars destined for Boston and beyond.\But, just as they were making headway, there was another production derailment – one that led to a lengthy slowdown at the Springfield plant and furloughs.For the better part of a year, it wasn’t clear what would happen next for CRRC MA. That is, until this week.
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The mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts, says he's concerned and disappointed with the Basketball Hall of Fame following reports that its leadership put out feelers for moving a major high school basketball showcase out of the city.
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Citing health risks, easy access for youth and a lack of regulation, officials in Springfield, Massachusetts are moving to ban what some call "gas station weed."
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The Springfield City Council has signed off on the mayor’s budget. Most openly approve of the roughly $1 billion plan, though some councilors point out with property taxes likely going up again, relief would go a long way.
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Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno’s office has released its annual budget proposal – one just shy of a billion dollars.
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Uncertainty over federal funding and a potential $24 million gap are some of the concerns heading into budget season in Springfield, Massachusetts, as city leadership considers its options for a budget likely to ring in close to a billion dollars.
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As states and local governments grapple with a federal grant freeze, Springfield, Massachusetts, is still hoping to put recently-awarded grant money to work — paving the way for a new fleet of electric buses.
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The mayor of Springfield, Massachusetts says he’s been diagnosed with cancer and plans to continue leading the city while on the mend.
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Authorities in Springfield, Massachusetts, say a “zero tolerance” policy is being enforced, following weeks of hoax threats targeting local schools. The change comes after the latest incident led to a teenager’s arrest.
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The City of Springfield is receiving millions of dollars from the EPA. The grant money is meant for pollution reduction, climate change resilience and a number of other projects.