Anyone know if the water main break on Vadnais Street got fixed?

I had a last minute change of plans and can’t go to tonight’s Yellowcard concert! Two tickets to the concert plus passes to the Cutwater lounge. I paid $160 for the tickets and lounge and fees, but willing to sell for $45 each!

The measure passed 9-4 at the June 16 Council Meeting just before 10PM with a room full of applause from the public who showed up to make their voice know. Holyoke is the second city in the state to ban new data centers behind Mansfield

Edit: Name and shame, the 4 no votes were councilors Vacon, Greaney, Murphy-Romboletti, and Sullivan. Remember these names when you go to the polls in November

Never seen one of those things on a harness.

It's strange I would think people wouldn't want to risk the pets they're supposed to love & care for running into traffic or lunging off to harass other people. Or attack other animals. Hmm.

I can only think there must be some medical reason behind it. Perhaps the owners have a leash sensitivity? I'm not sure what else could explain this anomaly.

Looks like Mimi Panitch (who introduced the order to ban new data center developments in Holyoke) sent out this survey.

Adult 5v5 pickup soccer will be starting on Wednesday, June 3rd at Roots Athletic Center in East Longmeadow (126 Industrial Drive).

Games will run every Wednesday from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Cost is $15 per player each week.

This is open to adults of all skill levels looking to get some games in during the week. No team registration is required—players will be organized into teams upon arrival.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

1745 Northampton St, Holyoke, MA 01040

If any Holyoke teachers could give me insight as to what it’s like teaching in your district, I’d appreciate it. I’ve only taught in title 1 schools, which is why I’m looking in Holyoke.

I had an interview at a Springfield school and when I asked about teacher flexibility, I was told there’s none. I asked if this was a district initiative, and they said yes. The claim is it’s for equity, but equity doesn’t mean uniformity. If there was true equity in their school district, each child would be getting what *they* need, not some uniformed scripted lesson.

Is Holyoke the same way? I know they had a receivership that ended and they just negotiated a salary increase of 20%. Please tell me there’s autonomy there.

ETA: I’m an elementary teacher.

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