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Massachusetts residents can now pre-order a specialty Dr. Seuss license plate
Oh the Places You’ll Go with the Cat in Tow! Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito Announces Dr. Seuss License Plate Need to secure 750 applications to go into production “This plate is an opportunity to celebrate all that makes learning fun. Dr. Seuss once wrote: ‘Think and wonder. Wonder and think.’ That is the recipe…
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Blackjack Dealer Classes Set to Start March 18
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – The Massachusetts Casino Career Training Institute is accepting registrations for day and evening blackjack dealer classes that begin March 18. The class is designed for anyone interested in obtaining training to work as a table games dealer at MGM Springfield. No dealer experience is necessary. “All you need is a positive attitude,” said…
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Eleventh -Annual Senator Edward W. Brooke III Oratorical Scholarship Competition
On Saturday, April 13, 2019, the Theta Iota Lambda Chapter (Springfield, MA) of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. hosts the Eleventh-Annual Senator Edward W. Brooke III Oratorical Scholarship Competition. The event is open to high school-aged young men of African or Latino descent currently attending school in Western Massachusetts and that someday desire to attend…
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Magic at the Museums
February School Vacation Week at the Springfield Museums Magic at the Museums February 18-22, 2019 Springfield (MA)—There’s mischief afoot at the Springfield Museums during School Vacation Week, February 18-22. Magic is the theme for a week filled with a special magical performance each day and a series of hands-on activities daily in the galleries. Enjoy…
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Local Public TV Station Creates Fund Honoring Late Journalist
WGBY’s Jim Madigan Fund will support responsible public media journalism in western New England. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. — Public television station WGBY has long aired news updates about local public affairs issues. Now, the local PBS affiliate has started a fund in honor of its late newsman Jim Madigan that will help ensure those vital…
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Free Summer Eats Meal Program Returns to Springfield to Keep Kids and Teens Nourished All Summer Long
With the school year having ended on June 23rd, Chartwell K12, Springfield Public Schools, and Home Grown Springfield are helping ensure that no child goes hungry this summer through the Summer Eats Free Meals Program.
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