Cliff Clark is a reporter at The Westfield News, primarily covering Westfield and Southwick, Massachusetts. His work focuses on a range of topics including education, urban design, and environmental issues, with particular emphasis on water management and conservation. Cliff's insights and reporting have been featured in Reminder Publishing, LLC, Yahoo News, and MassLive.
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Cliff Clark's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and community events in the Southwick and Westfield areas. He covers topics such as town government activities, infrastructure developments, and community events.
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By: Cliff Clark
Erin Fahey-Carrier, the Southwick-Tolland-Granville Regional School District's current director of curriculum and former Powder Mill School principal, was chosen by the school committee to take over as superintendent when current superintendent Jennifer Willard retires next June.
After stalking a teenage girl for over two months and making suggestive comments towards her, a Westfield man was arraigned in district court last week on several related charges including stalking and enticing a child under 16, according to court records.
By: Cliff Clark
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Police Department decided not to host the Freedom Truck Mobile Museum last week after Westfield State University rescinded its initial decision to allow the tractor-trailer to park in the south parking lot on its campus.
By: Cliff Clark
WESTFIELD — The Westfield Police Department now has nearly $300,000 to fit its officers with body-worn cameras, which was one of Police Chief Jerome Pitoniak’s goals when he was appointed in 2024.
By: Cliff Clark
WESTFIELD — At the request of Westfield City Councilor Brent Bean II, Police Capt. Steve Dickinson attended the council meeting on June 4 and spoke about the department’s activities in several areas, including community policing, retail store shoplifting calls, the size of the force and the Columbia Greenway Rail Trail.
The success of virtual tutoring program being used in Westfield's elementary schools to help first graders learn to read has confirmed independent research that it significantly boosted reading skills.
By: Cliff Clark
With the goal of generating Ram spirit and enthusiasm, and keeping residents aware of upcoming events, Southwick Regional School administrators and a former school committee member announced a fundraising campaign to purchase a digital community bulletin board on Thursday.
When the community’s seniors gather at Whalley Park on Tuesday, June 23 for the Southwick Council on Aging’s Senior Center annual picnic, they’ll have a chance to relax to the musical stylings of Sarah the Fiddler.
Scheduling a meeting with local businesses, talking about drafting a formal TIF policy and preparing proposals for the state’s Complete Street Fund Program were the central topics discussed during Southwick's Economic Development Commission meeting Wednesday.
By: Cliff Clark
When the annual Southwick National comes to town on July 11, it brings more than just the best professional motocross riders in the world, it brings crowds with car and trucks that need space for parking, which the Southwick Recreation Center has and uses for its largest, and only, fundraiser each year.
