Panorama survey shows bright spots and areas of improvement for district
HOLYOKE — Holyoke Public Schools has released results from a Panorama Culture and Climate Survey showing bright spots and areas of improvement the district can focus on.
Sen. Velis reflects on 2023, focuses on future
HOLYOKE — State Sen. John Velis joined Holyoke Media for an end of year discussion to reflect on 2023 and the work to come in the new year.
Holyoke City Council debates rulings addressing chamber seats
HOLYOKE — Rules regarding the seating of city councilors were discussed during the City Council’s Jan. 22 Special Meeting following a point of order called to start the meeting.
Ortiz Family Cafe to host fundraiser to purchase dessert food truck
HOLYOKE — The Ortiz Family Café will be hosting a bingo fundraiser on March 2 at the Unicorn as part of efforts to purchase a new dessert food truck and grow the business.
Pearl Harbor vet’s remains identified, return home to Holyoke
HOLYOKE — The 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor has lived on in American history as a defining moment on what it means to serve the country, and now over 80 years later a Holyoke native who died serving during this historic attack will have his remains brought home and laid to rest.
The Print Shop in Holyoke to host Hourly Comics Day event
HOLYOKE — Never heard of Hourly Comics Day? You’re not alone, but thanks to the Holyoke arts community efforts, those interested in trying out a fun art project — specifically related to comics — are invited to the Print Shop on Jan. 27 from 12-2 p.m. for the in-person event.