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Grinchmas Saturdays: Dec. 9 and 16, 2023
Springfield (MA)—The Springfield Museums are decking the halls with more Grinchmas family fun on two Grinchmas Saturdays — December 9 and December 16, 10am–5pm.
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Children’s Chorus of Springfield to Perform at State House Tree Lighting Ceremony on December 11 at 5pm
Community Music School of Springfield (CMSS) is pleased to announce that Children’s Chorus of Springfield has been invited to perform for Governor Maura Healey at the State House on December 11, 2023 for the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony
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Natnael Belay ’20:Ethiopia’s New Bright Technology Star
An Ethiopian proverb fits Natnael Belay ‘20 like a glove. It reads, “One who learns will eventually teach.” The proverb speaks to Belay’s personality, creativity, happiness, love and zest for life. More importantly, it references his inquiring mind and love for education and his strong sense of social responsibility.
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And Now There Are Two: Springfield Native, Tracy E. Duncan, Appointed to the Superior Court in Western Mass.
Massachusetts makes history again! Governor Healy’s nominee, Springfield attorney Tracy E. Duncan (although the first African American judge born and practicing in Springfield), will be the second African American woman to serve on the Western Massachusetts Superior Court. Judge Duncan is a native of Springfield, Massachusetts.
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New Exhibit Celebrates Nipmuc People and Culture
The Springfield Museums are proud to present “Ways of My Ancestors: We Are Nipmuc. We Are Freshwater People,” an exhibit in the Science Museum that was created to celebrate and educate the public about Nipmuc people currently living and working in Central and Western Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island.











