Wilbraham News Archives

Close to $100,000 in budgeted regional school spending has been frozen in anticipation of mid-year reductions in state aid.

The Department of Energy yesterday said several Massachusetts projects will receive a total of $33.2 million in federal funding for energy research.

Hoping to promote "the next industrial revolution" in clean energy, the U.S. Department of Energy on Monday awarded $8.3 million to FloDesign Wind Turbine Corp., the developers of an innovative compact wind turbine shaped like a jet engine.

Compassionate parishioners from greater Springfield's Roman Catholic churches provided warm clothing and blankets for the needy Saturday.

Towns earn praise for educated vote I would like to sincerely thank all of the residents of Wilbraham and Hampden who voted for building of a new Minnechaug High School.

Wilbraham and Monson's Brittany Barry is the 22News athlete of the week.

Voters here and in Hampden will cast ballots Tuesday to decide a debt exclusion override question which will determine the fate of the proposed new Minnechaug Regional High School.

Wilbraham, MA, October 15, 2009 -- According to Founder and Chairman, Daniel Tschirret, "Our innovative concept has forever changed the relationship between corporate and club.

A fire at 3 Hickory Hill Drive on Friday afternoon displaced the family living there.

Friday, October 16, 2009 Ready to shred Group offers public a chance to catch up Patrick Sullivan, a driver for ProShred, makes a stop on Main Street in Worcester Thursday.

About 300 supporters of mentally ill people, including advocates from Western Massachusetts, rallied on Beacon Hill Wednesday, saying they are terrified of possible cuts in state-financed services.

Students in the town of Foxborough are taking a test and it's not your average exam.

Wilbraham, MA, October 09, 2009 -- Until now, a club has never been able to get branding, personal training, and group exercise all from the same source.

The Rice Fruit Farm which has been an institution in town for more than 100 years is for sale for $1.85 million.

Residents in two local towns came out in force to vote on whether to fund the construction of a new high school.

Residents of Wilbraham and Hampden will have to pay an additional $300 in property taxes every year if the proposed $82 million Minnechaug Regional High School project passes.