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Juneteenth · United States

Juneteenth celebrations across the US commemorate the end of slavery

60% Center coverage: 185 sources

Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve to be heard.See the Story

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'No Kings' Protests Give Badly Needed Spark of Optimism to Democrats

40% Center coverage: 127 sources

Millions of people turned out for "No Kings" protests nationwide on Saturday that were largely peaceful though there were some arrests and police had to disperse unruly crowds, including in Georgia and Los Angeles.See the Story

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Federal Judge Orders US Labor Department to Keep Job Corps Running During Lawsuit

67% Center coverage: 57 sources

By CATHY BUSSEWITZ NEW YORK (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday granted a preliminary injunction to stop the U.S. Department of Labor from shutting down Job Corps, a residential program for low-income youth, until a lawsuit against the move is resolved. Related Articles Faith leaders and families sue to block Texas’ new Ten Commandments in schools law Senate struggle over Medicaid cuts threatens progress on Trump’s…See the Story

Longmeadow Select Board Receives Update on Middle School - The Reminder

Christian Whitsett of Jones Whitsett updated Longmeadow Select Board on the middle school building project on June 16.Reminder Publishing photo by Sarah Heinonen LONGMEADOW — Christian Whitsett of Jones Whitsett Architects delivered to the Longmeadow Select Board a presentation on the middle school building project as it stands, three months before the town votes on whether to authorize spending for the project. Whitsett outlined the basic plan …Longmeadow · Longmeadow See the Story

Vanderleeden wins Hampden Selectboard seat, Prop. 2½ override passes - The Reminder

HAMPDEN — Erik Vanderleeden won the Selectboard seat left vacant by the April resignation of former member Craig Rivest. With 405 votes, Vanderleeden bested his opponent, Kathy Pessolano, who saw 105 ballots cast in the June 23 special election.Hampden, Massachusetts · Hampden Read Article

Longmeadow to offer lower energy rates through ‘cooperative buying power’ - The Reminder

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Longmeadow Select Board sets water, sewer meter hike, hears Cooley Brook plans - The Reminder

A rendering of potential changes to Cooley Brook in Laurel Park.Photo credit: Fuss & O’Neill LONGMEADOW — The Longmeadow Select Board voted to adopt a 150% increase to the fiscal year 2026 for water and sewer users’ fixed meter rate, bringing it the average amount residents will pay to $72.52 for water and $85.70 for sewer. This will result in a water rate of $6.49 per unit, which is calculated as 100 cubic feet, and a sewer rate of $5.17 per un…Longmeadow · Longmeadow Read Article

East Longmeadow Knights of Columbus donates to Senior Center, veterans memorial - The Reminder

East Longmeadow Council of Aging interim Director Sharon Giordano and Veterans’ Memorial Committee Chair Terry Glusko receive checks for their respective organizations from St. Michael’s Knights of Columbus Grand Knight Tony Markowski, Chancellor Raymond Dumas, Inside Guard Rich Lyons, Treasurer Ed Racicot and Trustee Paul Cloutier.Reminder Publishing photo by Sarah Heinonen EAST LONGMEADOW — St. Michael’s Knights of Columbus in East Longmeadow …East Longmeadow · East Longmeadow Read Article

YMCA, Marcotte Ford launch personal training program - The Reminder

Inside the new Greater Holyoke YMCA Personal Training Studio powered by Marcotte Ford.Photo credit: Greater Holyoke YMCA HOLYOKE — The Greater Holyoke YMCA announced the opening of its new Personal Training Studio powered by Marcotte Ford, a dedicated space designed to help members take their fitness journey to the next level through customized, one-on-one support in a welcoming and motivating environment. Thanks to a partnership between Marcott…Holyoke · Holyoke Read Article

OneHolyoke CDC hosts lunch event to discuss housing crisis - The Reminder

U.S. Rep. Richard Neal talks to the audience about problems Americans may be facing during the Building and Sustaining Livable Communities event.Reminder Publishing photo by Tyler Garnet HOLYOKE — OneHolyoke CDC hosted a lunchtime event, “Building and Sustaining Livable Communities,” on June 16, featuring speakers U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, Rick Sullivan and Elise Rapoza, to discuss and address the housing crisis. With looming federal cutbacks and …Holyoke · Holyoke Read Article

Dangerous Chicopee intersection receives earmark for improvements - The Reminder

Mayor John Vieau discusses the Chicopee Street and McKinstry Avenue safety improvement project at a press conference.Reminder Publishing photo by Tyler Garnet CHICOPEE — On June 16, local and state officials gathered as Mayor John Vieau and state Sen. Adam Gomez announced a $100,000 state grant that the senator’s office has secured to kickstart a safety improvement project at the intersection of Chicopee Street and McKinstry Avenue. Vieau explai…Chicopee · Chicopee Read Article

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Juneteenth celebrations across the US commemorate the end of slavery

'No Kings' Protests Give Badly Needed Spark of Optimism to Democrats

Federal Judge Orders US Labor Department to Keep Job Corps Running During Lawsuit

Longmeadow Select Board Receives Update on Middle School - The Reminder

Vanderleeden wins Hampden Selectboard seat, Prop. 2½ override passes - The Reminder

Longmeadow to offer lower energy rates through ‘cooperative buying power’ - The Reminder

Longmeadow Select Board sets water, sewer meter hike, hears Cooley Brook plans - The Reminder

East Longmeadow Knights of Columbus donates to Senior Center, veterans memorial - The Reminder

YMCA, Marcotte Ford launch personal training program - The Reminder

OneHolyoke CDC hosts lunch event to discuss housing crisis - The Reminder

Dangerous Chicopee intersection receives earmark for improvements - The Reminder

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