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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno thanks State Representative/Ward 8 City Councilor Orlando Ramos for refiling the illegal dirt bike home rule legislation; An Act relative to the use of recreation vehicles in the city of Springfield. In addition, Mayor Sarno…

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The City of Springfield’s Aquatics Division will be offering a Red Cross Lifeguard Training Course during April vacation week at Milton Bradley School, 22 Mulberry St. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. 

Persons 15 years of age and…

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with Fire Commissioner BJ Calvi, Springfield Emergency Management Director Bob Hassett, Springfield Fire Deputy Chief of Staff Services David A. Wells, along with American Medical Response (“AMR”) Officials including…

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno stopped by Central High School – home of scholars and champions – to watch our defending State Division I Champions Central Golden Eagles football team practice today.

Mayor Sarno stated, “It’s great to see Coach Valdamar…

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Come learn more about becoming a licensed educator in Springfield Public Schools this March with a number of educational opportunities taking place this month specifically for current paraprofessionals in Springfield. 

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno wishes a very Happy 117th Birthday to Springfield’s very own Theodor Geisel, aka… Dr. Seuss!

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, State Representative Carlos Gonzalez and State Senator Adam Gomez joined Vladimar Caceres and representatives from the Dominican Cultural Sports Center to raise the Dominican Flag to commemorate Dominican Independence Day. …

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HOPWA CARES ACT SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS - ACTION PLAN 2020

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno states, “The report broadcasted by the Fox journalist is totally inaccurate. The City of Springfield has nothing to do with the incident at Smith College in Northampton. I am proud to say that Springfield has been on a…

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Springfield Public School Chief Communications Officer Azell Cavaan and CFO Patrick Roach talk about the specific building ventilation upgrades made at public schools to provide safe, clean air for students and staff.

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The School Committee is considering an in-person education plan that would begin on April 5th, with students in grades pre-k through five; the district’s highest need Special Education students; students with limited or interrupted formal education;…

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno joined with Chief of staff Tom Ashe, Director of Parks, Buildings, and Recreation Management Patrick Sullivan, Municipal Maintenance Specialist John Carignan, and Facilities Administrator Scott Pierce to thank all the members…

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno, Fire Commissioner BJ Calvi, Deputy Chief of Staff Services David A. Wells, Police Commissioner Cheryl Clapprood, and Chief Administrative and Financial Officer (CAFO) TJ Plante announce the new consolidated centralized…

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The Springfield Police Department will resume allowing one person at a time in the lobby of 130 Pearl Street for new License to Carry (LTC) and Firearms Identification Card (FID) applications by appointment only.

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Mayor Domenic J. Sarno sent a letter to the state Department of Public Health (DPH) Commissioner Monica Bharel asking if the Commonwealth could support the City’s efforts with standing up local city vaccination sites and support the City’s Vax Force…

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Today, the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce dedicated the 2694th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame to Springfield native, Ruth E. Carter. Carter is only the second person ever to receive this honor in the costume design category. She is the first black…

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The American International College (AIC) men’s hockey team has clinched the top seed position in the Atlantic Hockey Conference. This is the third consecutive season they have done so.

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Join the Springfield Museums in celebrating Dr. Seuss during the month of March!

Head to the Springfield Museum website to learn more about the festivities going on in celebration of Dr. Seuss from March 1-31: Hats Off to Dr. Seuss | Springfield…

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