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New Year, Healthier You? Here’s How to Gradually Improve Your Eating Patterns
Losing weight is a popular New Year’s resolution. But people often fail to keep this commitment or quickly gain back the pounds. Instead of jumping on the latest fad diet, experts advise improving the nutritional quality of what goes into your body.
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When The Truth Hurts
In Last Month’s Point of View, Mr. Frederick Hurst wrote an editorial that ignited controversy, consternation, and conversation. The controversy centered around his use of racial tropes to describe Black men in our community.
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Support This All-Woman Team To Lead The Springfield City Council
The most important lesson gleaned from running for the highest political office in our city is that we are in desperate need of courageous leadership; leadership that understands that ‘power concedes nothing without a demand’ and that uplifting the most marginalized in our community is more important than any amount of money and power that…
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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












