Heather Morrison is a news reporter with a focus on local stories in the Springfield, Massachusetts area. She has written for various publications including MassLive.com and Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and her work has also been featured in CBC, Chicago Tribune Media Group, and other news outlets. Heather covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and local news.
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Heather Morrison's articles predominantly focus on local news and community events in Massachusetts, particularly Springfield. Her coverage heavily reflects evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, family, relationships, holidays, police activities, and local events.
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Did you see all the adorable animals at The Big E?
By: Heather Morrison
As fairgoers walk down aisles in the Mallary Complex at The Big E, it's not just filled with sheep, goats and cows. The farmers are all proudly standing next to their animals.
By: Heather Morrison
“This isn't going to phase me at all.” The famous last words of MassLive photographer Sebastian Restrepo before trying the Lone Star Challenge
The Big E has been open for 17 days of rides, parades and cream puffs. The fair in West Springfield opened at 8 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 13 and lasts until 11 p.m. on Sunday.
More people attended The Big E this year than ever before.
As the multi-colored lights at the Midway dim and the last cream puff is eaten, The Big E has officially closed for the 2024 season.
A bottle, multiple iPhones, dozens of credit cards, IDs, someone's fake teeth and hundreds of other items are waiting for their owners in the Lost and Found Center of The Big E
"We strongly encourage all dog owners to keep their dogs out of the water," the Trustees wrote on X.
By: Heather Morrison
The driver of the motorcycle was flown to a regional trauma center with serious injuries. No further updates on the driver were available.
By: Heather Morrison
Massachusetts animal shelters are trying to help animals hit hard by Hurricane Helene but need help from the public.
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