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Greta Jochem is a reporter and Report for America Corps Member, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in Springfield. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, politics, housing issues, and community stories. Greta's work has been featured in publications such as MassLive.com, The Berkshire Eagle, and the Greenfield Recorder.
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Springfield, United States (Local)
Greta Jochem's coverage primarily focuses on local government, crime, and community-related issues in Massachusetts. She regularly covers evolving stories such as lawsuits, community initiatives, and political developments within the state.
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By: Greta-Jochem, Greta Jochem
Eileen Monaghan’s estate filed a wrongful death suit against Jason Chapdelaine, her accused killer.
By: Greta-Jochem, Greta Jochem
Lacrosse killed his ex-girlfriend when he was 20. Under a recent Supreme Judicial Court decision, he is entitled to parole because he committed the crime when he was under 21.
PALMER — Two closed landfills in the town are leaching so-called forever chemicals into groundwater.
| When Emily Oneschuk left the Navy in the spring of 2022 after more than four years of active duty, she was struggling with her mental health.
| SOUTH HADLEY — Since put in receivership in mid-July, the state has spent nearly $2 million to keep operations afloat at three BluPoint
By: Greta Jochem
On the heels of The Still going up for sale, attorneys filed lawsuits last week alleging the bar overserved a woman before a fatal car crash.
| NORTHAMPTON — In a corner of the Three County Fair, far from the Ferris wheel and the smell of fried dough, two dozen young people gathered Monday morning for a dairy competition.
SPRINGFIELD — Around 1950, Curtis Fudge, an administrative worker at the Springfield Armory, stumbled upon a hidden room where Black job applicants' materials were stored away and stamped to indicate their race.
SPRINGFIELD — In 1984, Yvette M. Frisby started working at the Urban League of Springfield as an office manager.
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