$1M in Grants Awarded to Community Health Centers
BOSTON — MassDevelopment has awarded grants totaling $1,056,010 to 22 community health centers across Massachusetts through its Community Health Center Grant Program.
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HCC to Mark 75th Anniversary with May 5 Celebration
HOLYOKE — Holyoke Community College will mark its 75th anniversary on Thursday with events that celebrate its past, present, and future
Read MoreFlorence Hearing Marks Better Hearing and Speech Month
FLORENCE — Florence Hearing Health Care (FHHC) is helping the community to address hearing health care issues that may have
Read MoreHospice of the Fisher Home Slates Annual Golf Tournament
The Hospice of the Fisher Home will present its sixth annual par 3 event at Amherst Golf Club’s nine-hole course
Read MoreMassage Clinic to Open at Asnuntuck Community College
ENFIELD, Conn. — The public is invited to make a reservation for a massage through Asnuntuck Community College’s massage clinic.
Read MoreReminder: Face Masks Still Required at All Healthcare Facilities
SPRINGFIELD – The Mass. Department of Public Health requires all people in Massachusetts, regardless of their vaccination status, to continue wearing
Read MoreWork Opportunity Center Receives Grant
Work Opportunity Center Inc. announce that it is a recipient of a grant to help purchase a wheelchair-accessible minivan. The
Read MoreFontaine Bros. Announces Creation of Fontaine Community Foundation
SPRINGFIELD — Fontaine Bros. Inc., a construction management and general contracting firm serving the public and private sectors since 1933,
Read MoreWNEU Professor Honored for Teaching Excellence
SPRINGFIELD — Michael J. Rust, Associate Professor of Biomedical Engineering, has been named the recipient of the 2022 Excellence in
Read MoreMCLA to Present Virtual Info Session on Continuing Education and Graduate Programs May 3
NORTH ADAMS — MCLA’s Division of Graduate and Continuing Education (DGCE) will stage a virtual information session at 5 p.m. on
Read MoreAIM Elects New Officers
Patricia Begrowicz, president and co-Owner of Onyx Specialty Papers in Lee, was elected Thursday as chair of the board of
Read MoreFauci: ‘U.S. Out of Pandemic Phase’
Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top infectious disease expert, declared Wednesday that the U.S. is “out of the full-blown, explosive
Read MoreSkoler, Abbott & Presser Welcomes Attorney Trevor Brice
SPRINGFIELD — Skoler, Abbott & Presser, P.C., a labor and employment law firm serving employers in the Greater Springfield area,
Read MoreBig Y Donates $100,000 to Red Cross Ukraine Humanitarian Relief
SPRINGFIELD — Big Y World Class Markets added to the collected donations from customers and employees from March 17 to
Read MoreCindy Jerome Named CEO at Lathrop Community
Lathrop, a senior living community with campuses in Northampton and Easthampton, recently welcomed Cindy Jerome as its new chief executive
Read MoreUMass Amherst Dining to Measure Carbon Footprint for Individual Dishes
AMHERST — Bolstering UMass Amherst’s commitment to carbon neutrality by 2032, UMass Amherst Dining Services has made the commitment to
Read MoreMay is National Stroke Awareness Month
SPRINGFIELD – There are many messages to be shared as part of National Stroke Awareness Month in May, from signs and
Read MoreChelsea Sunday Kline Named Executive Director at Cancer Connection
NORTHAMPTON — The Board of Directors of Cancer Connection announced that Chelsea Sunday Kline has been named executive director of the nonprofit.
Read MoreFlorence Bank to Celebrate 20th Annual Customers’ Choice Community Grants Program
FLORENCE — For 20 years, Florence Bank has awarded grants of up to $5,000 each to dozens of nonprofits chosen
Read MoreGreater Springfield CVB Names 2022 Howdy Award Finalists
The Greater Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau (GSCVB) has announced 50 Finalists, including several in the healthcare sector, for the
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Career Pulse
Community Health Programs Names Faber Chief Medical Officer GREAT BARRINGTON — Community Health Programs (CHP) has named Dr. Kenneth Faber
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On the Calendar
‘Rewire: Finding Purpose and Fulfillment After Retirement’ April 27: Holyoke Community College (HCC) will present a three-hour, in-person workshop focusing
Read More$7 million in State Grants Announced for Western Mass. Farms, Food Businesses
Western Massachusetts farms and food businesses are about to receive some much-needed support from the state. The Mass. Food Security
Read MoreEntrepreneurship Program Seeking Volunteers for Summer
HOLYOKE — The Pioneer Valley’s local entrepreneurship program EforAll is actively seeking volunteers to mentor aspiring entrepreneurs as part
Read MoreJack’s Walk Slated for May 14 in Holyoke
Jack’s Walk, a fundraiser to benefit the Jack Jonah Foundation, is slated for May 14 at the Ashley Reservoir in
Read MoreRevitalize CDC, BeHealthy Partnership ACO Team up to Tackle Diabetes
SPRINGFIELD — Revitalize Community Development Corp. and the BeHealthy Partnership Accountable Care Organization are teaming up again, this time to
Read MoreJack’s Walk Slated for May 14 in Holyoke
Jack’s Walk, a fundraiser to benefit the Jack Jonah Foundation, is slated for May 14 at the Ashley Reservoir in
Read MoreMCLA to Hold Science and Robotics Camp for Grades 4-7
NORTH ADAMS — MCLA’s summer Science and Robotics Camp is back this year from July 25-29, with hands-on STEM
Read MoreShriners Moving to Outpatient Model
SPRINGFIELD — Shriners Hospital for Children in Springfield is transitioning to an outpatient model of care that officials say is
Read MoreProgram to Match Mental Health Patients to Psychotherapists’ Strengths Funded for Large-Scale Implementation
AMHERST — A University of Massachusetts Amherst psychologist has received a $4.6 million funding award from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI)
Read MoreNational Donate Life Month in April Brings Attention to the Need for More Organ Donors
SPRINGFIELD — Last year there were more than 41,000 transplants in the United States from 20,300 donors who brought renewed life to
Read MoreBaystate President: ‘COVID Running out of Targets’
SPRINGFIELD — While acknowledging that COVID cases are rising across the region, Baystate Health President and CEO Dr. Mark Keroack
Read MorePeter Pan Bus Lines Lifts Mask Mandates
SPRINGFIELD — Chris Crean, vice president of Safety & Security at Peter Pan Bus Lines, announced that the company will
Read MoreHCC Opens Registration for Summer and Fall
HOLYOKE — Registration is now open for summer and fall classes at Holyoke Community College. Summer classes at HCC begin
Read MoreLegislators Oppose Closing of VA Hospital
Nearly every member of the state’s federal delegation has signed onto a letter that asks the secretary of Veterans Affairs
Read MoreApril Is Child Abuse Prevention Month
SPRINGFIELD — Child Abuse Prevention Month in April is a time to celebrate the important role that communities play in
Read MoreBoys & Girls Club of Chicopee Hosts 80’s Themed 5K Run/Walk and Kid’s Fun Run
CHICOPEE — On April 30, the Boys & Girls Club of Chicopee will host an 80’s themed 5K Run/Walk
Read MoreCDH Nurse Mentorship Program Provides Ongoing Connections, Deepens Professional Investment
NORTHAMPTON — Nursing is the nation’s largest health care profession. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that more than
Read MoreFrank Robinson Appointed to RIZE Massachusetts Foundation Board
BOSTON — RIZE Massachusetts, an independent nonprofit foundation working to end the opioid epidemic in Massachusetts, today announced the election of
Read MoreAIM to Present 2022 Vision Award to Andrew Dreyfus
Associated Industries of Massachusetts (AIM) announced that it will present its 2022 Vision Award to Andrew Dreyfus, president and CEO
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