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Rep Richard Neal touts American Rescue Plan in Westfield as infrastructure fight looms in Washington

WESTFIELD U.S. Rep. Richard E. Neal on Thursday announced Westfield’s share of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan: $9.3 million for the city government, $11.5 million for its schools and $12.8 million for Westfield State University. Neal, D-Springfield, spoke at a press conference in Westfield City Hall with Mayor Donald Humason. It was the most recent in a series of press conferences .

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US Rep Richard Neal, Mayor John Vieau welcome American Rescue Plan impact in Chicopee

US Rep. Richard Neal, Mayor John Vieau welcome American Rescue Plan impact in Chicopee Updated Apr 23, 2021; Facebook Share CHICOPEE U.S. Rep. Richard E. Neal visited Chicopee City Hall Friday, discussing the $55 million the city expects to get from the American Rescue Plan passed in Washington in March, the lingering impact of COVID-19 and the Biden administration’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan. The $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan includes $29.9 million for the city, and the Chicopee Public Schools will receive $24.6 million, Neal’s office said. Massachusetts will receive $5.3 billion in state fiscal relief and $2.6 billion in local fiscal relief. Cities and towns across Neal’s district will receive $241 million of that.

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Patriots donate 30,000 masks to Western Massachusetts nonprofits

Patriots donate 30,000 masks to Western Massachusetts nonprofits Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 Center for Human Development CEO Jim Goodwin joins Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni as 7,500 medical masks were delivered to the agency courtesy of the New England Patriots Foundation. The team s foundation donated 30,000 masks to area nonprofits. Facebook Share SPRINGFIELD The New England Patriots have donated some 30,000 medical masks to Hampden County educational, medical and nonprofit organizations, directly from Gillette Stadium. The contributions came after Patriots Foundation President Joshua Kraft asked Hampden District Attorney Anthony Gulluni to help figure out who in the area needed personal protective equipment during the coronavirus pandemic.

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Shelter in place ordered at Chicopee Comprehensive High School after public school email system hacked

Shelter in place ordered at Chicopee Comprehensive High School after public school email system hacked
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Google outages: Longmeadow, Chicopee Public Schools issue 2-hour delay after issues with Google Classroom

Google outages: Longmeadow, Chicopee Public Schools issue 2-hour delay after issues with Google Classroom Updated Dec 14, 2020; Longmeadow Public Schools and Chicopee Public Schools both issued a 2-hour delayed start to the school day on Monday after Google began experienced outages. Families in the Longmeadow Public Schools district received a call informing them of the delayed start Monday morning. Longmeadow Public Schools went back to remote learning for students on Dec. 9, after briefly returning following Thanksgiving. “There are a multitude of factors that, when combined, caused us to make this difficult decision,” a letter from Superintendent Marty O’Shea said. “Those relating to health and safety are paramount, but this decision is also associated with critical operational challenges.”

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