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JOHN STEINBECK Low of 55. www.thewestfieldnews.com VOL.August 86 NO. 151 opening plannedTUESDAY, for WestfieldJUNE 27, 2017 marijuana facility 75 cents By AMY PORTER Correspondent WESTFIELD – Construction is full- steam ahead at Heka, Inc. at 98 Sgt. T. M. Dion Way, as the marijuana cultivation, processing and dispensary business pre- pares to open in August. “There will be a big construction push next month,” Heka’s Chief Operating Officer Mark Dupuis said on Wednesday. Dupuis said the opening was delayed from its original projection for 2017, because of the changes in the laws. “We Mark Dupuis, had to slow down,” Dupuis said. “When CEO of Heka, they first started, dispensaries were only 3,000 tons of air conditioning, and 15,000 quarts for humid- Inc. in grow going to be selling one pound a day. ification will keep the grow rooms at 80 degrees with 50% room. (Photos by An artist rendering of Egyptian-themed Heka dispensaries Within a year, the larger ones were selling humidity year-round. Amy Porter) that Dupuis hopes to become destinations. five pounds a day.” Another law that changed in the fall raise more money. We’re behind for no other process. He expects that to start next month. powered plants in the state were shut down and allowed cannabis businesses, originally reason than the project ended up costing twice Dupuis has lived in Westfield for 25 years the company moved to St. Louis. required to be non-profit for medical as much,” he said. and sent his kids through school here, he said. In addition to the Westfield location, Heka, marijuana, to become for-profit to allow Heka, Inc. also received priority approval for He already owned the building on Sgt. Dion Inc. will also have locations in Pittsfield and adult use. At that time, Heka Health licensing for adult use, given by the state in Way, home to his former business, Materials West Springfield, which are slated to open in became Heka, Inc. Dupuis said Heka April to businesses already approved for medi- Life Cycle Management Company, which man- September. One will be just a dispensary, the went from a $4 million project, to a $10 cal marijuana. Dupuis said they are keeping the ufactured alternative fuel for coal-powered other one to include cultivating, processing, and million one. medical marijuana side and, as soon as the city plants. After 13-14 years in business, Dupuis “I started three years ago. We needed to allows adult use, will go through its permitting said the laws changed there, too, as all coal- See Marijuana Facility, Page 3 Ann Osowski reviews Monday night’s 23 service providers targeting Westfield Horseshoe League seniors receive grants schedule By LORI SZEPELAK ing that while $47,720 was with Bill Correspondent distributed in grants, the total Babinski, Jr. WESTFIELD-While “hard requests came in at $60,000. and Lee decisions” were made during Roeder noted that because of Small. this year’s grant cycle, Michael the increased need to support Roeder, president, Sarah Gillett services for seniors and con- Services for the Elderly, Inc., tinue the mission of Sarah said that 23 service providers Gillett Services, ideas for a aiding seniors received funds “major fundraiser” within the that will assist with program- coming months is being con- ming in the coming months. sidered by the board of trust- Family legacy lives on as horseshoe Roeder made his comments ees. during welcoming remarks at “We did authorize 7% of our league marks 97th season the 2018 Annual Corporators trust fund to support the orga- Meeting of the nonprofit organi- nizations requesting services By LORI SZEPELAK area. While he discontinued tourna- zation which was conducted and we had a record number of Correspondent ment play in 1968, Babinski was Thursday afternoon at the grant requests this spring,” said WESTFIELD-Now in its 97th sea- always at local meets and served as Westfield Senior Center. Roeder, adding that the founda- son, the Westfield Horseshoe League president of the Westfield club for The mission of Sarah Gillett tion’s bylaws only allow trust- remains a “very active league,” many years. Additionally, he won the Services is to support program- ees to use either 5%, 6% or 7% according to Bill Babinski, Jr., who Western Massachusetts champion- ming that improves the quality of the principal to ensure the continues his father’s legacy of pro- ship five times and the Hampden of life and health of seniors by Mary Madru, a new corporator trust fund remains viable. moting the “rustic sport.” County title four times. He was also awarding grants to nonprofit for Sarah Gillett Services for “We have distributed more “We played horseshoes in our inducted into the Massachusetts groups in the Greater Westfield the Elderly, Inc., reviews the than $1 million since the foun- backyard as kids because our dad Horseshoe Pitchers Association Hall area. Sarah Gillett, who died in agenda prior to the start of the dation was established in would practice every night,” said of Fame. 1904, had made Westfield her 2018 Annual Corporators 1970,” said Roeder, noting it is Babinski, adding he and his sister “Bill never missed a Monday night home for many years with her Meeting on Thursday at the important for the community to Mary Ann Babinski were always try- game in Westfield,” said Lee Small, husband, D.L. Gillett, and son, Westfield Senior Center. learn more about the organiza- ing to beat their father but were current league president. “He always Ralph D. Gillett. Both men were tion’s commitment to support- unsuccessful. sat at the same bench, took down prominent dry goods merchants ing services that help seniors. William “Bill” Babinski, Sr. was a scores, and showed his dedication get legitimate requests and our founding member of the Westfield and love of the game.” in the city. allowable funds are out of synch “It breaks my heart when we See Grants, Page 8 Horseshoe Club and was an avid with requests,” said Roeder, not- promoter of the sport throughout the See Horseshoe Leage, Page 8 DisinvitedWOW! 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