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FAA Glitch Snags Travelers Before Holiday RushA Federal Aviation Administration computer glitch caused confusion and delays at some of the nation's largest airports Thursday. It would have been worse had it happened during the Thanksgiving holiday. Read more » 
Local Doctor's License Suspended After Allegations of GropingA Western Mass doctor has had his license suspended after he's accused of groping and trying to kiss a patient during an exam. Read more » 
Downtown Businesses Find New Teammate In Armor BasketballSoon basketball fans from all around can catch professional hoops in downtown Springfield. Along with the new team comes a new source of revenue for downtown businesses. Read more » 
Renewed New Hope for the Holyoke Soldiers HomeState Legislators have approved a bill that would restore funds to the Holyoke Soldiers' Home budget. Two weeks ago the Home lost $900,000 in funding for their outpatient services. Read more » 
State's Unemployment Rate DropsThe Bay State's unemployment rate dropped for the first time since June 2007. It comes just a month after the rate hit its highest point since 1976. Read more » 
HouseCalls: H1N1 Vaccine QuestionsH1N1 is at the top of the list of concerns for many people. We ask a Registered Nurse at Wing Memorial Hospital in Palmer about getting the vaccine. Read more » 
Dining and Eating LocallyMany people are trying to eat locally and get their food just down the road at farms. Now restaurants are taking the locavore movement a step further. Read more » 
Opponents Present Biomass Health HazardsIt's close to passing, but just weeks before a final vote on a Springfield biomass plant, one group is presenting the health hazards. Read more » 
Exclusive Video: Toddler Wandering StreetsA 2-year-old Springfield boy was found by a neighbor early Wednesday morning in below freezing temperatures. He was wearing only a diaper. His family didn't even know he was gone until police told them. Read more » 
Food Donations For A Chiropractic Exam
 Donate food and receive a free chiropractic exam. One local couple is doing exactly that. Read more » 
Big E Helps Keep Kids HealthyEvery year, the Big E donates one percent of its revenue to the Big E/West Springfield Trust Fund. That money gets divided among non-profit organizations. Read more » 
Lawmakers Debate Death Penalty
Republican lawmakers are hoping to force a debate in the Massachusetts Senate on a proposal to restore the death penalty to the Bay State. Read more » 
Heels and Aprons For Habitat for HumanityIt was men in heels and aprons. Mayor Sarno was just one of many men who participated in a Habitat for Humanity fundraiser at the Elks Lodge in Springfield. Read more » 
Szlachta Found Guilty of First Degree MurderA Jury found Marion Szlachta guilty of first degree murder in the fatal beating of his roommate Randy Maleski. Maleski's family said it is the verdict for which they have been waiting. Read more » 
Controversial New Breast Cancer Guidelines
Women across the country are reacting to new recommendations in the fight against breast cancer. A new government panel said practices you learned as a teenager could do more harm than good. Read more » |
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