Amy Phillips
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San Antonio, TX, United States
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Massachusetts celebrates maple sugaring season this weekend
Massachusetts maple producers are celebrating Massachusetts Maple Weekend March 18-19 across the state. → Read More
Canalside Rail Trail Bridge to remain open during repair project
MONTAGUE, Mass. (WWLP)– Maintenance crews will be working on the Canalside Rail Trail Bridge in the City of Montague beginning Monday, March 13 through March 24, 2023. The Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) says the bridge will remain open to pedestrian and bicycle traffic during the repair project. Work will be done from 6am-5pm […] → Read More
DCR offering bonuses, higher wages for lifeguards
DCR is hiring lifeguards, swim instructors, pool, and waterfront supervisors at facilities across the state for the 2023 summer season. → Read More
TRAFFIC: Rail trail bridge repairs in Westfield Wednesday
Drivers on Elm Street in Westfield should expect delays on Wednesday due to repairs on the rail trail bridge. → Read More
Pittsfield declares snow emergency starting Friday morning
The City of Pittsfield has issued a snow emergency order and parking restrictions will begin on Friday morning. → Read More
Owner of addiction treatment centers charged in health care fraud
The operators of a chain of addiction treatment centers in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have been charged in a Rhode Island federal court on multiple counts of healthcare fraud. → Read More
Verdict reached in Alex Murdaugh trial
Alex Murdaugh has been found guilty of murder and weapons charges. → Read More
North Adams awarded infrastructure funds for overpass study
North Adams was awarded more than $750,000 for an overpass study to investigate the flow of traffic in the city that would help better connect the downtown. → Read More
Mass. Gaming Commission public meeting Wednesday
The Massachusetts Gaming Commission (MGC) will be holding a public meeting on Wednesday, March 1, 2023 beginning at 11:15AM. → Read More
Can wrong-way crashes be prevented in Massachusetts?
The 22News I-Team found out about the latest wrong way detection technology the state plans to install. → Read More
Greenfield mayor to deliver State of the City address
Greenfield Mayor Roxanne Wedegartner will be delivering her State of the City address on Monday, February 27, 2023, at 6:30pm. → Read More
Canalside rail trail bridge to stay open during maintenance work
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DOR) will be conducting repairs on the Canalside Rail Trail Bridge in Montague. → Read More
InFocus: Looking at the regional housing crisis
This week on 22News InFocus we’re looking at the housing situation in our region, what’s being done to develop new housing opportunities, and programs to help communities make long term plans for housing and economic development. → Read More
Former western Massachusetts U.S. Representative John Olver has died
22News has received word that former western Massachusetts U.S. Representative John Olver has died. → Read More
Fitchburg man arrested on gun charges, linked to armed robbery
The Massachusetts State Police arrested a man on gun violations after a traffic stop and linked him to an armed robbery in Fitchburg. → Read More
Holyoke warming shelter to reopen on Friday
Providence Ministries will open a warming shelter on Friday, February 24, 2023, beginning at 5PM through Saturday, February 25. → Read More
Northwestern DA awards grants to social service organizations
Multiple social service organizations in Hampshire and Franklin Counties have received grant funding from the Northwestern District Attorney’s Office. → Read More
Public Wi-Fi access expanded in downtown Pittsfield
The City of Pittsfield is providing expanded free public Wi-Fi service in the downtown area. → Read More
Fallen tree kills several birds at rehabilitation center in Conway
Several birds were killed at a bird rehabilitation center after a tree fell on an enclosure. → Read More
USDA awards Mass. funds for senior citizen nutrition program
The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources (MDAR) is expanding the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (FMNP). → Read More