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Dennis Hohenberger's articles are focused on local news, community events, politics, and non-profit organizations in the United States, particularly in Massachusetts and Holyoke. He often covers government announcements and events.
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By: Dennis Hohenberger
SPRINGFIELD — In a compelling address at the NAACP’s Martin Luther King, Jr. ceremony at City Hall on Jan. 12, Bishop Talbert W. Swan II focused on the often-ignored “radical” aspects of the late Civil Rights leader’s legacy, underscoring its relevance in today’s societal and political context.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
MONSON — At the Jan. 17 School Committee meeting, Superintendent Cheryl Clarke provided a comprehensive update on the district’s efforts to tackle chronic absenteeism, enhance student support and improve technology infrastructure.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
In a concerted effort to address the housing affordability crisis, Gov. Maura Healey’s administration has announced significant support for housing initiatives across Massachusetts.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
SPRINGFIELD — Veritas Preparatory Charter School in Springfield is set to make significant strides in financial literacy education for high school students, thanks to a grant from the 2024 Financial Education Innovation Fund, administered by the state treasurer’s Office of Economic Empowerment.
PALMER — St. Paul’s Church will host a Saturday, March 2, fundraising dinner for Kids in the Congo, a nonprofit that aids Congolese children with projects like classroom construction and well digging.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
BELCHERTOWN — Maude Haak-Frendscho, Belchertown’s creative economy coordinator, pitched a standard template for all town brochures at a recent Select Board meeting.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
HAMPDEN — The Hampden Planning Board conducted a public hearing on Glendale Road Development’s novel solar project. The Feb. 28 hearing was the first of several meetings before the project can be approved.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
CHESTER — Back in November 2023, Eversource Energy offered to buy the electric utility assets of the Chester Municipal Electric Light Department, and as the town recently made the details of the deal public, the buzz around the potential deal has only increased.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
HAMPDEN — After the Hampden Planning Board’s initial review, the Conservation Commission conducted a hearing on March 6, specifically addressing groundwater runoff and the environmental implications of Glendale Road Development’s proposed solar project at 530 Glendale Rd.
By: Dennis Hohenberger
PALMER — In a detailed presentation to the School Committee, Superintendent Matthew Francis outlined the Palmer Public Schools’ ambitious approach to enhance educational outcomes through the Student Opportunity Act plan.
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