Namu Sampath is an enterprise/investigative reporter at The Springfield Republican. She focuses on themes such as education, health and wellness, and legal affairs, often exploring topics related to public education, consumer health, and campus life. Namu's work has been featured in notable publications including Government Technology, Yahoo News, and the New Hampshire Union Leader.
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The property was heavily damaged after a fire there in February 2025.
The charter will update after Tuesday night's City Council meeting.
By: Namu Sampath
The three victims of this case reported their sexual assaults to the Chicopee Police Department more than two decades after they occurred.
The project took 14 months to complete, said Brian Harris, chief of the Monson Fire Department.
The department, which tallied up its June accomplishments, said its efforts are a part of its “commitment to Chicopee,” a Facebook post about the numbers said.
The facility took steps to "immediately" address the issue, said Kelly Russell, executive director of the assisted living facility.
The city conducted a comprehensive space and needs assessment before landing on the former Westfield Bank as the prime location for the administration offices.
The Fire Department, at 200 Main St., was upgraded for $6.6 million.
There are now four 350-kilowatt fast-charging stalls at the Burnett Road location, according to the company.
By: Namu Sampath
“I believe that when you have the ability to do something, you have the responsibility to try,” said Aletheia Woodford, executive director of Sis' Place in Springfield.
