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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 8, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Thursday, May 8, 2008! More
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20 Month Old Found Wandering in Springfield Alone
A toddler is in state custody after she was found wandering the streets of Springfield alone Thursday morning. More
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Soldier Becomes Single Dad After Returning From Iraq
Soldiers fighting in Iraq risk their lives everyday and many times they come home to a family that is not how they left it. That's happened to a Chicopee solider. More
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St. Patrick's School In Chicopee Closing
It's a day the principal of St. Patrick's school saw coming, but has dreaded. On Thursday she announced her school will close its doors for good on June 13th, ending a 128 year tradition in Chicopee. More
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Novelty Lighters a Danger for Kids
They look like toys, and many adults buy them as collectibles. But some lighters are so unusual children may not even know they are playing with fire. More
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Police Search for a Hit and Run Driver
Chicopee police are still looking for the driver who hit a 62 year old man on Memorial Drive late Tuesday night. The man was crossing Memorial Drive near the Dunkin Donuts rotary, when a white SUV struck him.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 7, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Wednesday, May 7, 2008! More
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Local Army Recruits Hope Serving Will Be Good for Business
With a weakening economy, owning a home or starting a business is getting tougher, but now the local branches of the U.S. Army are using a new program to help recruits do just that. More
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Car Pulled Out of Connecticut River
Most cars travel over Springfield's Memorial Bridge, but one car was floating under it on Wednesday. More
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Help For Springfield Families Facing Foreclosure
Abandoned homes and foreclosures have become all too common in Springfield and it's a problem city officials do not see changing unless something is done. Now, there is a program helping families out. More
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Gifts for Guns
Local police and medical professionals hope that a new gun buyback program will help reduce the number of accidental injuries. More
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Easthampton Teen Receives Support For New Lungs
In March, we introduced you to Cassie Tessier. She is an Easthampton teen, struggling with a deadly disease. Her classmates organized a benefit dinner to offer some much needed financial support, and now the family is able to thank them publicly for their help. More
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 6, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Tuesday, May 6, 2008! More
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Ingram Chosen As New School Superintendent
After three long days of interviews and deliberations, it didn't take long for the control board and the school committee to pick who would run the schools.
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Westfield Residents Voice Concerns Over Noise
With the F-15's based at Barnes Air National Guard Base in Westfield many residents are worried about the noise the fighter jets are making.
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Motor Scooters Gain Popularity
In Europe, where gas has always been more expensive, hopping on a Vespa is way of life . Now with prices closing in on $4 a gallon, people in Western Mass understand why.
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Court Clerk in Court
A Hampden County Juvenile Court clerk finds himself in court. There's trouble between him and his roommate after a dispute that even victimized the family pet.
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Man Found With Arsenal Released on Bail
A Springfield man arrested over the weekend after police found an arsenal of weapons in his home is released on $2,500 dollars bail. At a hearing his daughter described an argument that lead police to dozens of guns. More
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UPDATE: Serious Motorcycle Accident
A Sunderland man has died after crashing his motorcycle in Franklin County. The accident happened around 5 o'clock Monday evening on Route 116 in Conway.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 5, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Monday, May 5, 2008! More
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School Superintendent Interviews: Round 2
The two out of state candidates made their case to be the leader of Springfield's school system, and they focused on the city's biggest problem: the dropout rate.
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Mayor Sarno's Vision
This week Domenic Sarno marks four months in office as Springfield's mayor. He's got big plans, all of them linked to the simple idea of making the city clean and safe.
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Hilltown High School Displays Consequences of Drunk Driving
High school students are often told about the dangers of drinking and driving, but one Hilltown high school uses the element of surprise to teach students a lifesaving lesson.
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Unlicensed Weapons Found in Springfield Home
A domestic dispute led police to the discovery of dozens of weapons in a Springfield home. Weapons a father threatened to use on his own daughter.
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Latest Fires Raise Questions of "Fire Safe Cigarettes"
Northampton's Fire Chief says several fires were caused by none other than a cigarette, which is a cause that is becoming quite a trend.
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Residents Petition to Reopen a Turners Falls Bridge
A dilapidated building in Turners Falls has been become more than just an eyesore. It also prevents residents from using one of only two bridges into the neighborhood.
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Round One of Springfield's Superintendent Interviews
Two of the four finalists for Springfield's next superintendent started the interview process on Sunday. More
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Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - May 4, 2008 - Part 1
Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - May 4, 2008 - Part 1 More
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Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - May 4, 2008 - Part 2
Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - May 4, 2008 - Part 2 More
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Another Northampton Fire
Another fire in Northampton has left more people homeless and the Red Cross is running out of resources.
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Amherst Survival Center
When the Amherst Survival Center was founded in 1975, it started out in the basement of a home and while it hasn't gotten much bigger in terms of space the services they offer have. More
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Police Uncover Weapons In Home
Springfield police responding to a domestic dispute on Randall Place Saturday afternoon found more than just a disturbance. The Springfield Arson and Bomb Squad were called to the home where they uncovered numerous items including a military ordinance, gunpowder, and a shoulder-fired anti-tank weapon. More
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Comcast Cares Day
Friends and families of Comcast employees were also out lending a helping hand to clean up the city of Springfield. The event was apart of the company’s Annual Comcast Cares Day, which is the nation’s largest single day corporate volunteer project.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 2, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Friday, May 2, 2008! More
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Springfield Schools Superintendent Candidates Unveiled
The application process started in March and the candidates to fill exiting superintendent Dr. Joseph Burke have been narrowed down to four.
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Worthington Man Missing For Almost a Week
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Superintendent Candidates Unveiled For Springfield Schools
The candidates to fill exiting Superintendent Dr. Joseph Burke have been narrowed down to four. More
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Musical Group Brings Message
A group of New York City teens is bringing their message of anti-gang violence, and the importance of staying in school to Springfield students. More
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Charity Homes Built In Record Time
Imagine having your house built in just eight weeks, especially if you were desperate for one. An East Longmeadow company hopes to do just that. More
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Plan Aims To Repair Sewage Leaks
When it rains the overflow from local water treatment plants is piped into the river, and for many cities that have storm water and sewage running through the same pipes it can be an unsettling thought. More
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - May 1, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Thursday, May 1, 2008! More
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Dangers of Energy Efficient Light Bulbs
The popularity of CFL light bulbs grows by the year, and that's creating new state guidelines for disposal.
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Littleville Elementary - (4th Grade)
May 1st, 2008 More
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New Co-op in Northampton
As oil and food prices hit record highs, many shoppers are doing what they can to cut down on food miles, that means buying locally to lessen the distance food travels.
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Chicopee Finds New Base of Buyers During Housing Crisis
New home sales hit a record low this year, but one Western Mass community is not only selling houses, they're finding a new base of buyers.
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Officer Credited With Alerting Residents To Fire
A Springfield Police officer is being hailed a hero after alerting residents to a house fire.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - April 30, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Wednesday, April 30, 2008! More
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Amber Alert Over, Search For Father Still On
Our first Amber Alert of the year ended peacefully, but the search for the baby's father is still going on.
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Pet Store Reopens After Being Shut Down
Last month the state shut down The Puppy Place in West Springfield and a sister store in North Attleboro. On Tuesday The Puppy Place reopened, but can't sell any dogs right now. More
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Teacher Layoffs Certain in Greenfield
Greenfield's mayor is offering up a new alternative to slashing dozens of teaching jobs, but it may be too little too late.
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Sign Controversy In Easthampton
Business owners are looking for any edge to stay alive in today's sluggish economy. Some are turning to inexpensive, portable sandwich board signs to draw in customers, but those signs are stirring up controversy. More
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Local Crops Face Damage With Frost
The changing temperatures are leaving fruit growers out in the cold. They are worried about how a potential frost could affect their orchards.
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Largest Pot Growing Operation in Southampton History
Southampton police stumbled upon the largest pot growing operation in town history when they responded to a routine call.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - April 29, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Tuesday, April 29, 2008! More
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Massachusetts D.S.S. Gets Nearly Failing Grade
A federal watchdog slams the state's Department of Social Services, charging they put confidentiality before children's well-being. The mother of Haleigh Poutre has dealt with D.S.S. for years and says nothing has changed.
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - April 28, 2008
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Anne Dunphy School - (5th Grade)
April 29th, 2008 More
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Local University Celebrates Historic Moment
Members of the UMass Amherst community celebrate Founders Day with festivities and a visit from the Governor.
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Springfield Welcomes Back Laid Off Officers
It's an oath these officers have taken before, but after years serving on the streets of Chicopee they are ready to return to Springfield.
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Principal Resigns After A State Investigation
School officials say the principal of Daniel Brunton Elementary School resigned April 18th after an investigation into alleged misconduct with a student, the details of which we may never know.
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Baby Injured in B-B Gun Shooting
A six-month old baby boy was injured early Tuesday morning after a B-B gun accidentally fires at 187 Leyfred Terrrace.
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Cracking Down On Loud Car Systems
We've all heard it and felt it. Loud music booming and literally shaking out of cars next to you. Now one local police station looks to crack down on the loud noise.
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Palmer Man Back in Court
A Palmer man accused of running over and killing another man outside of a Belchertown bar last November was in court Monday for his pre-trial hearing.
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Paper or Plastic? Local Town Looks at Plastic Bag Ban
Paper or plastic? It's a question we hear every time we go to the grocery store, but shoppers in one Western Mass town may no longer have the option.
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Local Residents and Businesses Wait For Stimulus Effect
Millions of people are receiving rebates from the government in an effort to stimulate the economy.
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Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - April 27, 2008 - Part 1
Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - April 27, 2008 - Part 1 More
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Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - April 27, 2008 - Part 2
Bernie's Valley Sports Replay - April 27, 2008 - Part 2 More
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Illegal Nightclub Crackdown
A shooting early Sunday morning in on East Columbus Avenue in Springfield prompted Mayor Domenic Sarno to hold an emergency press conference at Fresco’s, where the incident happened. More
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Area Residents Donate Dresses
Young ladies across Western Massachusetts in search of a formal dress, but can't afford it, are taking advantage of a local shop providing fine threads free of charge. Naomi's Inn opened it’s doors Sunday to girls in search of that special dress. More
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Springfield Shooting
Springfield police are investigating another shooting that happened early Sunday morning on Locust Street. Officials said a man was shot just after 3 a.m. Sunday. More
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Springfield Obesity Conference
Members of the community gathered Saturday to address the growing concern of obesity in the bay state. Advocates, human service providers and policy makers met this afternoon at the Springfield YMCA to offer health tips to area residents. More
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Softball Jamboree
Softball players kicked off their season Saturday with their annual jamboree. Nearly 400 teams showed up from around the area to take each other on in a few games. Athletes also got the chance to get their team photos taken and begin raising money. More
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Holyoke Residents Protest Local Dump
Plans to build a new transfer station in Holyoke have residents worried about their health and the city's water supply. Supporters of the project estimate the city of Holyoke spends at least $20 million a year in waste removal. Advocates of the project said that a transfer station could help save the city money. Although, residents fear the price tag isn't worth the health risks. More
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - April 25, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Friday, April 25, 2008! More
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Old First Church Artifacts Auctioned Off
Despite wrangling from the city of Springfield as well as Springfield Museums, The Old First Church nets hundreds of thousands in artifact auction.
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South Deerfield Factory Plans to Shut-down
Yet another business in Western Mass is shutting it doors and leaving more than 100 employees without jobs. The factory that's closing has been a fixture in town for decades.
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Greenfield Schools May Face Loss of Nearly Three Dozen Teachers
Governor Deval Patrick visited Greenfield and Shelburne Falls Friday to address concerns over business and economy in Franklin County. More
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Family of Children Killed in Fire Wants Justice
It's been just two weeks since Emily Aguirre and Daniel Cruz passed away, and their Holyoke doorstep is now a monument of love and mourning for a family left wondering why the woman paid to protect them wasn't doing her job.
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Man Accused of Causing Tanker Crash In Court
The driver accused of causing the tanker explosion in Chicopee last month appeared in court. Victor Aponte refused to talk to reporters as he quickly rushed out of Chicopee District Court. More
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CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay - April 24, 2008
Check out the CBS 3 Springfield Sports Replay video for Thursday, April 24, 2008! More
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Mother Who Lost Two Children Breaks Silence
A horrific fire claimed the lives of two young children earlier this month. Since then, their mother hasn't been the same. She spoke to CBS 3 Springfield about her loss.
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Chicopee Curve Dangers and Speeding Drivers
In light of recent accidents on the Chicopee Curve, many motorists are saying the stretch highway is just plain dangerous. More
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