Sullivan’s fundraising ahead of mayoral field in Holyoke >Published: 7/13/2021 7:18:49 PM
HOLYOKE Campaign cash is pouring into Holyoke, where eight candidates are jockeying to become the city’s next mayor in a wide-open election.
In total, Holyoke mayoral candidates have raked in $152,311 since the start of the year, according to figures from the state’s Office of Campaign and Political Finance. Most of that money comes from political donations during that time period, though some candidates have transferred sums of money from their previous campaigns.
At the top of that list is At-large City Councilor Michael Sullivan, who between Jan. 1 and June 30 raised $55,278, of which $20,000 came from his previous campaign account. Fellow At-large Councilor Rebecca Lisi raised $31,986 in the same time period, $7,916 of which came from her previous election fundraising. William Glidden, a writer and former aide to previous mayor Alex Morse, pulled in $31,929, all of which was r
NORTHAMPTON Mayoral races across the state are heating up, including in Northampton and Holyoke.Candidates in both cities have begun to file their nomination papers the step necessary to appear on the ballot. In Northampton, candidates for mayor.
Published: 4/9/2021 8:17:01 PM
HOLYOKE Holyoke’s rushing attack never took its foot off the gas as the Purple Knights amassed over 300 yards on the ground to capture a convincing 26-7 victory over Westfield on Friday night at the Roberts Sports Complex.
William Dumoulin rushed for 214 yards and two scores, while Dylan Lubold added another touchdown and 129 yards on the ground in the victory.
After allowing 34 points to Chicopee Comp a week ago, Holyoke head coach Joe Dutsar said his sole objective was to improve thigns on the defensive side of the ball entering Friday.
“We were very unhappy with last week’s performance,” said Dutsar. “We switched some of our coverages and added more men into the box this game to stop the run. We had a feeling that they were going to run the ball and they did early in the first quarter with some success.”
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Idaho veterans home administrator Rick Holloway is trustees’ pick for Holyoke Soldiers’ Home superintendent
Updated Apr 01, 2021;
HOLYOKE Pending a final nod by Gov. Charlie Baker, Rick Holloway, administrator for a state veterans home in Boise, Idaho, will head east as the new superintendent of the Soldiers’ Home in Holyoke.
Holloway prevailed over another finalist, Robert Engell, a Longmeadow resident and administrator of the Overlook Masonic Health Care Center in Charlton. Members of the selection committee agreed both candidates were qualified, but more than one said they saw Holloway as the more “transformational” of the two.
“Clearly Rick Holloway is head and shoulders above any other candidate . based, in part, on the pure depth of the answers he provided,” said Brig. Gen. Sean T. Collins, one of seven trustees of the Holyoke Soldiers’ Home.