Author: HCN Staff

SPRINGFIELD — BusinessWest, the business journal covering Western Mass., will honor its inaugural Women of Impact on Thursday, Dec. 6

LENOX — Kimball Farms Life Care will host an art exhibition in December and January, with an opening reception on Sunday,

SPRINGFIELD — Jessica Chapin, American International College’s (AIC) associate athletic director/compliance senior woman administrator/deputy Title IX coordinator, is one of

BOSTON — A new program from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) will provide substance-misuse prevention support services for Native

EAST LONGMEADOW — EMA Dental will accept donations now through December for new, unwrapped children’s toys for ages 1 to

ENFIELD, Conn. — Asnuntuck Community College announced new degree options for students looking to enter a career in the healthcare

LONGMEADOW — Bay Path University announced that Cheryl Sheils has been named program director for its new doctor of nursing

SPRINGFIELD — This past Halloween, while children around Western Mass. were preparing their costumes and plotting their trick-or-treating routes, the

HOLYOKE — Margaret’s Pantry, a program of Providence Ministries, is a full-service food pantry that provides food to residents of

SPRINGFIELD — CBS Xerox, an integrated provider of office-productivity systems, organized a donation drive to benefit Good to Go, a

SPRINGFIELD — Winter is coming, and local businesses and individuals have been donating coats to the Springfield Rescue Mission’s coat

AMHERST — A recent pilot study by kinesiologists at UMass Amherst found that pedaling while conducting work tasks improved insulin

NORTHAMPTON — Girls on the Run (GOTR) of Western MA will host its 5K celebration on Sunday, Nov. 18 at

CHICOPEE — The board of trustees at Elms College have appointed a number of notable figures to be new members

SPRINGFIELD — Some breast-cancer survivors now may have the option to safely avoid the toxic side effects of chemotherapy. “Precision medicine

SPRINGFIELD — On the morning of Oct. 5, during the Western Mass Stand Down at the Greek Culture Center in

SPRINGFIELD — The fourth installment of the BusinessWest lecture series Future Tense, titled “Power of the Pause,” will take place on Thursday,

LONGMEADOW — Women have been completing their bachelor’s degrees at rates significantly higher than the national average since the inception

SPRINGFIELD — Through Nov. 15, participating Walgreens stores are asking customers to add a donation at checkout in support of

WILBRAHAM — Excel Nursing and Home Care Services will host an open house on Thursday, Nov. 15 from 3 to

FLORENCE — Tapestry, the Gándara Center, and the Hampden County Addiction Taskforce announced an upcoming series of community-based Narcan trainings.

WEST SPRINGFIELD — A Night of Light, the CHD Cancer House of Hope’s annual luminaria fundraising event, returns to the

PALMER — The Baystate Wing Hospital Auxiliary is currently selling its January 2019 lotto calendars. The one-month calendar, which costs

SPRINGFIELD — Mercy Medical Center’s Spirit of Women network will present its inaugural Sparkle! Springfield event on Wednesday, Nov. 14

HOLYOKE — The newly expanded Holyoke Medical Group’s services at 1962 Memorial Dr., Chicopee are now offering walk-in care. Under

WILLIAMSTOWN — Williamstown Commons Nursing and Rehabilitation Center will host a free presentation on Medicare, health insurance, and government benefits

HOLYOKE — Holyoke Community College (HCC) is the lead partner in a project that will bring $1.6 million in federal

SPRINGFIELD — It’s not just the cold and flu that parents need to worry about this fall and winter season. Pediatricians

WEST SPRINGFIELD — The attorneys and staff of Legacy Counsellors, P.C. will have a booth at the annual Equine Affaire,

SPRINGFIELD — Trinity Health Of New England will launch the New England 61 Day Challenge today, Oct. 31, with a

CHICOPEE — Elms College will host two retreats during November that will invite participants to explore Ignatian spirituality, in the

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield College School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation will present the Peter V. Karpovich Lecture featuring

HOLYOKE — Registration is now open for the next Emergency Medical Technician training program at Holyoke Community College (HCC).  The

CHICOPEE — Elms College, thanks to a generous donation from Richard Meelia, has established the Sisters Kathleen Keating and Maxyne

BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) has launched a voluntary certification program for Community Health Workers (CHWs) to create

BOSTON — The Baker-Polito administration announced new investments totaling $50 million over five years to 35 community health centers (CHCs)

CHICOPEE — The board of trustees of Elms College voted recently to grant the title of president emerita to Sr.

WARE — As the season of Thanksgiving approaches, make donating blood part of your holiday celebration. The community is invited