Paul Tuthill is a journalist for WAMC, Northeast Public Radio, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, specifically in the Springfield area. With a keen interest in community development, Paul covers a wide range of topics including city council decisions, local events, grants, and initiatives that impact the residents of Springfield.
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By: Paul Tuthill
In her first year as governor, Maura Healey scores big win on tax bill
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Paul Tuthill Gurdon Bill Park in the Lower Liberty Heights neighborhood will be the location for Springfield's first permanent bike and skate park.
By: Paul Tuthill
With pandemic-era restrictions gone, carriage rides, choirs, and visits with Santa return
By: Paul Tuthill
The BolaWrap discharges a tether that wraps up a person's legs or arms
MASSPIRG says gifting repaired or refurbished electronic products is a win-win.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Paul Tuthill This house on Westford Ave. in Springfield will undergo a $177,000 makeover thanks to ARPA money that Mayor Domenic Sarno allocated to the Healthy Homes Program.
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Paul Tuthill American International College President Hubert Benitez explains how the private college in
By: Paul Tuthill
It is a "stamp of approval," said the Museums' president
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Retired cops can now work as Special Police Officers until age 70
By: Paul Tuthill
Payments made to hundreds of farmers impacted by freezes, floods
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