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Encouraging students to go to college
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A college awareness initiative, called "College? YES!" will kick-off with a rally Friday morning on the steps of City Hall in Springfield.
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Home buyer fair held in Springfield
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After the foreclosure crisis it's difficult for some people to think of owning their own home, but one group is trying to make home ownership possible
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Spfld casino process enter 2nd phase
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When it comes to a possible casino in Springfield, all the cards are on the table. The city has to decide which of three proposals will appear on a ballot for a referendum vote.
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MA promoting low-interest loan programs
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The state is offering financial help to people in need of wheelchairs and other assistive technology.
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MGM opens Spfld office on Main Street
MGM will open an office at 1441 Main Street in Springfield. The company is trying to persuade the gaming commission and residents that they should be able to build a resort casino in the South End.
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UMass pres. touring state by bus
The President of the University of Massachusetts kicked-off a week-long bus tour across the state in Springfield Monday morning.
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Fabulous foliage predicted for WMass
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Business people along the Mohawk Trail are elated by predictions that this could be a banner year for fall foliage.
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UMass ranked "military friendly"
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UMass Amherst is being saluted for supporting our troops. The University is among the top schools considered "military friendly."
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Manufacturing grows, but skills needed
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Manufacturing is expected to bring more than 100,000 jobs to Massachusetts over the coming years, but many of those new manufacturing jobs require specialized skills.
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UMass campus proposed for Springfield
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The University of Massachusetts is looking to expand its campus, and Springfield is in the running to be a part of it.
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Bay Path receives $1-million grant
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Bay Path College will be helping to train the medical professionals of the future.
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MGM's big casino announcement
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MGM to unveil their plans that involve bringing a resort-style casino to downtown Springfield.
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WMass farmers upbeat about future
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Farmers in Massachusetts have been struggling in recent years, but at least one Franklin County farm’s owners are upbeat about their future.
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MA adds jobs, but unemployment still up
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Massachusetts labor officials say the state's unemployment rate rose slightly last month even though the state added 1,600 jobs.
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Mass towns celebrate Green Communities
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State environmental and energy officials are celebrating three Massachusetts communities that are among 17 cities and towns selected to share $2.75 million in Green Communities grants. (Read Full Article)
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Tax-free weekend to help small business
While saving 6.25% on large ticket items is an incentive for shoppers, the sales tax holiday weekend is also lifeline for small businesses.
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WMECo trimming trees in Hadley
Western Massachusetts Electric Company is trimming trees in Hadley in an effort to reduce the effect of future storms. (Read Full Article)
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South End project starting soon
Springfield's South End Streetscape improvement project will began on Wednesday, August 8.
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MA officials announce grants for cities
Massachusetts officials are announcing that the state will be offering competitive grants to support early career education and intensive English language instruction for students in the state's most financially strapped cities. (Read Full Article)
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Great New England Air Show wraps up
The fifth heat wave of the summer still couldn't stop a hundred thousand people from checking out the Great New England Air Show Sunday. (Read Full Article)
Wind energy group to meet at UMass
A national wind energy advocacy group is holding its first meeting in Massachusetts.
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$10M for Springfield road repairs
Some rough roads and sidewalks will get smoothed over in the Springfield's Brightwood Section.
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CL&P to use helicopters to string lines
Explore wwlp.com (Jul 30 2012)
Connecticut's biggest utility is using a helicopter to help string new high-voltage transmission lines for a Connecticut and Massachusetts transmission line upgrade.
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