Lauren Lebel is a Staff Writer for Reminder Publishing, LLC. She covers a variety of topics including local news, community events, government updates, and business openings. With a focus on delivering accurate and informative articles, Lauren aims to keep readers informed about the happenings in their community.
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Springfield, Massachusetts, United States (Local)
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Lauren Lebel's coverage primarily focuses on local government, infrastructure developments, and community events in an unspecified geographic area. Her emphasis on government announcements and event coverage suggests that she would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming local government initiatives, infrastructure projects, community events, or public safety programs.
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By: Lauren Lebel
Jesse Lederman. Reminder Publishing submitted photo Former Springfield City Council President Jesse Lederman has begun a new role, working for the Office of U.S. Sen. Edward Markey (D-Malden) as regional director for the First and Second Congressional Districts.
CHICOPEE — Looking ahead at his next term, Mayor John Vieau shared his goals for the city of Chicopee.
CHICOPEE — With less than two months until St. Patrick’s Day, the Chicopee St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is gearing up for the season and its 2024 Chicopee Colleen Contest.
By: Lauren Lebel
SPRINGFIELD — Performance Food Group is planning to expand its Springfield operation with the construction of a new facility on its existing land.
CHICOPEE — As budget cuts are being made to several services throughout the state, Chicopee is “thankful” that the cuts within the city are not big.
CHICOPEE — Two transfers in the amount of $4.4 million and $3.1 million were taken from the city’s stabilization account for educational purposes and salary increases.
By: Lauren Lebel
SPRINGFIELD — The City Council’s Health and Human Services Subcommittee hosted a meeting on Jan. 18 to discuss the fentanyl crisis in the city of Springfield.
By: Lauren Lebel
SPRINGFIELD — Stories of Black men and women living in Springfield and the surrounding areas in the 1700s and 1800s will be shared during an upcoming event with Cliff McCarthy, an archivist from the Springfield Museums’ Library and Archives.
By: Lauren Lebel
SPRINGFIELD — As more and more individuals are being diagnosed with dementia, the Springfield Dementia Friendly Coalition is working to bring awareness and education around its various forms, while also breaking the stigma.
SPRINGFIELD — As Mayor Domenic Sarno begins his sixth term as mayor, he shared his goals for the new term and plans for the city of Springfield with Reminder Publishing.
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