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Donald F. Humason Jr. for Mayor Michael A. McCabe for Mayor Name: and state issues effecting Name: focused on a small percent of Donald F. Humason, Jr. Westfield residents and busi- Michael A. McCabe the student body in the hopes Address: nesses. Address: that the others will be able to Stony Lane, Westfield What grade would you 8 Hawthorne Ave. make their own way. Finally, Occupation: give Westfield’s schools and Occupation: the system appears to be in a Massachusetts State why? Westfield Police Senior constant state of instability Senator, former State As a proud graduate of Captain, Westfield State with high turn-over in admin- Representative Westfield public schools I am University Adjunct istration which erodes both always going to be a little Faculty Member leadership and direction. What is your experience biased and grade them well How would you move for- managing staff? thanks to the excellent educa- What is your experience ward with the city’s current I currently manage a staff of tors and staff but I also under- managing staff? water situation and related 5 paid legislative aides, sever- stand there are needs and The police department has lawsuits? MICHAEL A. MCCABE al unpaid interns, and numer- problems that must be DONALD F. 140 personnel below the rank I would continue to press/ ous volunteers. Prior to addressed to assure our kids HUMASON JR. of senior captain. For the past sue the federal government for CFO. This is not an easy task. becoming a Legislator I was the best education they can 23 years, I have been respon- funds for remediation of the It will require all boards and the Director of Legislative get. For example, the lack of sible for managing, evaluating aqueous firefighting foam. growing the tax base will commissions to submit indi- Affairs at the Massachusetts up-to-date lab facilities in the performance, and promoting Additionally, I would continue allow us to focus on the prior- vidual 3 year plans. Then Executive Office of Health science classrooms at or recommending for promo- to look for alternative sources those plans need to be brought and Human Services and over- Westfield High School threat- ity the people have identified: tion nearly all of them. of water locally. I believe the fixing our infrastructure. together to find out which saw 15 legislative staff from en accreditation. Many What is your budget experi- City chose the right course of needs are priorities and then each of the agencies under the schools like Westfield High The term of the mayor is ence? action in their handling of two years, but I will work create a master plan from EOHHS umbrella. And before School are functionally obso- I have created, issued and wells 1 and 2 and wells 7 and there. Once the master plan is that I was the Chief of Staff to lete. As a Senator I have been with Department Heads and defended a police budget of 8. That said, there are still city officials to make a long set, then and only then can you Senator Mike Knapik and I fighting for more money for over $8 million for 12 years. other options to research in the begin the process of setting a oversaw and directed his staff. our schools for a long time. term plan to address our crum- Additionally, I have received event that the treatment plans bling roads and sidewalks. course to achieve those goals. What is your budget expe- Just a few weeks ago the formal budget preparation prove to be ineffective. The The budget process should be rience? Senate finally passed the With respect to taxes, again, training at the FBI Academy Cabot Rd. aquifer may be a the people are speaking clear- streamlined. Budgets are not For the past six years I have Student Opportunity Act in Quantico Virginia. potential source of water, as hard to do especially in lean been a member of the Senate which updates the Ch. 70 ly. Westfield’s residential and Have you recently met well as the Springfield water business property taxes are times when there is no excess Committee on Ways and school funding formula and with city department heads line that parallels Westfield revenue for new projects. You Means and the Joint more. As Chair of the School too high and growing higher to discuss their needs/con- water. I am not eager to pay nearly every year. I plan to cannot meaningfully create a Committee on Ways and Committee I would continue cerns/budgets and if so, another city or town for water positive environment without Means which is responsible the plans to expand Franklin work with my colleagues in which ones? if it can be avoided. city government to hold the goal-oriented leadership. I for writing the annual state Avenue School and replace Chief Valliere and Do you have a plan for would also like to see the budget which totals approxi- obsolete schools like Abner line on tax increases and Superintendent Czaporowski infrastructure/taxes/eco- instead derive additional rev- terms of both the mayor and mately $44 billion and funds Gibbs. What grade would you nomic development? council moved to 4 year cycles every program and agency in How would you move for- enue from growth, expansion, give Westfield’s schools and First, we must address three state and federal aid and to help eliminate waste associ- the Massachusetts state gov- ward with the city’s current why? main issues: the creation of a ated with learning curves, ernment. I also serve on the water situation and related grants. I also plan to spend the C+. First, the school’s phys- strategic plan that sets out the Westfield taxpayers’ money patronage and elections. Senate Committee on Bonding lawsuits? ical plants are only in fair primary needs of the city. Why should residents vote which deals with all state The current Mayor and as frugally as I spend my own. condition, which is the result Secondly, we have to stabilize What is your top priority for you? bonds the legislature passes. Council have sought to of several converging prob- our City personnel. Finally, I have the energy, experi- And I am a member of the address the PFAS plume con- for the city and how do you lems. Second, the lack of state we need to create a CFO posi- hope to address it? ence, education and expertise Senate Public Service tamination of several city funding for state mandates tion to handle specifically the to handle the rigors of the Committee that deals with any wells with activated charcoal As I mentioned above, causes the City to meet these budget and labor. Each of infrastructure improvement mayor’s office. I have man- legislation pertaining to state filters and have committed a mandates with City funds that these items is interdependent aged personnel and budgets employees and public unions. good deal of city bond money and economic development are syphoned away from pre- on the other. for Westfield to keep the rate for a long time. I have been Have you recently met to address the problem. As the ventative maintenance or other What is your top priority continuously on call to the with city department heads next Mayor I will work with of tax increases to a minimum “want” projects. Thirdly, for the city and how do you will be my priority. I also City for more than 30 years. I to discuss their needs/con- city engineering, DPW, the teachers with classes of stu- hope to address it? have a long history of service cerns/budgets and if so, Water Department and our intend to work to counter the dent with high numbers of As stated above, creation of pervasive anti-Westfield sen- and volunteerism that is which ones? consultants to continue to test IEPs means that, the teachers’, a strategic plan, stabilizing unmatched by any other can- timent of a small but vocal Of course. I meet and or the water and make sure it is attention has to be inordinately City personnel and hiring a didate. speak with city officials con- minority who love to criticize stantly. For example, I just See Humason, Page 5 their city but fail to volunteer spoke last week with safe to drink. If the filtra- to try to improve it. I want to Superintendent Stefan tion does its job, fine. If not, be Westfield’s cheerleader, Czaporowski about the $1.4 we will have to come up with promoter, and advocate. billion Student Opportunity another option. City residents Why should residents vote Act passed by the state Senate deserve clean water. It is their for you? to update the Education right. The lawsuit of the man- As a lifelong resident, Reform Act. We specifically ufacturers of the firefighting homeowner, and taxpayer I discussed the Special foam will continue. Recently, love Westfield but I also Education costs in the city. In the federal government agreed believe we deserve safe a recent meeting with Mayor to pay Westfield $1.3 million. streets, fewer potholes, clean Brian Sullivan we discussed I will continue to fight to pro- water, lower taxes, good an earmark for $25,000 that I tect the people and the rate- schools, and an open and secured in the Senate budget payers and collaborate with transparent City Hall. I will for improvements to Billy the 104th Fighter Wing, the work collaboratively, just as I Bullens field. We also spoke Department of Defense, and have as Westfield’s state about the water issue. In our federal elected officials to Senator, to promote economic another meeting with the see that Westfield is made development and efficient city Mayor recently we talked whole. government. My unique per- about his taskforce on opiates Do you have a plan for spective, knowledge of issues, and ways to fight opiate addic- infrastructure/taxes/eco- and experience I have gained tion and get treatment for city nomic development? as a 16-year state legislator, residents looking for help. Throughout this campaign I along with the contacts I have And I spoke last week with have heard from Westfield made with local mayors and Heather Stayton from the residents and motorists loud state officials alike, will help Office of the City Engineer to and clear that the city needs to me to be a mayor who is ready get her perspective on the improve its roads and fix its to meet the challenges ongoing construction in the infrastructure once and for all. Westfield faces. I want to con- city of roads and water treat- Nobody likes the moniker tinue to be the people’s watch- Supporters gather for Bean ment facilities. I also speak “Pothole City.” Promoting dog and protect them from Supporters of Municipal Light Board candidate Jason Bean gather for a photo during regularly with members of the smart, appropriate economic bad government and out of a campaign standout this week. (Photo submitted) City Council regarding city development in Westfield and control tax increases. McCabe for MAYOR 2020 H ENERGY H EXPERTISE H EDUCATION H EXPERIENCE H ENTHUSIASM Paid for by the Committee www.McCabeforWestfield.com • www.facebook.com/McCabeRunningforWestfield/ to Elect Michael McCabe PAGE 2 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS Community gathering to discuss the Golden Rule By AMY PORTER begin by watching a TED talk by last March, said the First Staff Writer Karen Armstrong, a theologian Congregational Church is a con- WESTFIELD – Regardless of and world religion expert, fol- gregation with a lot of educators your faith, you may follow “The lowed by what Olmsted hopes will that support lifelong learning. Golden Rule,” proving that deep be a deep conversation. “We’re all excited about doing down, people are not all that dif- Participants will look at the Golden this kind of thing. It’s not all about ferent. Rule in a negative sense, “Do not Sunday morning any more,” she Pastor Julie Olmsted of First do to others what you would not said. Congregational Church said the want done to you,” which she says During Westfield’s 350th anni- Golden Rule exists in at least half is particularly provocative. She versary, the church hosted several a dozen of the world’s major reli- said, for example, if a child is lectures on the history of Westfield. gions, with slightly different word- abused, the chances are so much She said they don’t want that com- ing. greater that the child becomes an munity interaction to end. “Why the heck aren’t we getting abuser. Olmsted said the conversation along if we have the Golden Rule Olmsted said she is hoping peo- on Nov. 7 will be informal, and not in most of the world’s great reli- ple will open up about their own heavy on religion. “We’re really gions? Somebody is not listening,” journeys, and what this means to interested in people getting along, she said. them. which is not happening much. The The First Congregational Following the conversation, Golden Rule is an easy place to Church at 18 Broad St. is hosting a there will be refreshments. start. It’s powerful, and requires community gathering on the Families with children are wel- discipline,” she said. “Golden Rule,” Nov. 7 from 6:30 come, and there will be a craft The gathering will be in the fel- to 8:30 p.m. table for children and adults. lowship hall, accessed through the Pastor Julie Olmsted of the First Congregational Church, with a poster of the The community gathering will Olmsted, who became pastor side entrance by the fire station. Golden Rule in different religions. (Photo submitted) 2019 Holy Trinity Church Gift Card Fundraiser planned WESTFIELD — Holy theft), for your own daily and restaurants to choose fees like you pay in stores. If Fill out an order form and come in so they will be avail- Trinity Church, 335 Elm St., shopping and dining, and for from on our order form. Gift a gift card you want is not on return it with cash or a check able for Black Friday shop- Westfield is again holding raffle donations or charity cards are also available for the order form, please call or made payable to Holy Trinity ping, Christmas and their annual gift card fund- events. stores and restaurants across email me because it may be Church. Return order forms in Hanukkah. I will call you raiser to help with winter fuel Please buy your gift cards the United States and for available and I can order it! the collection basket during when your gift card order is expenses. Gift cards are great from Holy Trinity Church. Disney theme parks and Two orders are going in— the weekend Masses, to the available for pickup. for anniversaries, birthdays, These gift cards are the same stores, different airlines, one on November 11 & one Parish Office, or through the If you have any questions, special occasions, friends, ones you buy at restaurants hotels, cruise lines, rental car on December 9. Order forms Rectory Parish Office mail please contact Alicia Haluch relatives, coaches, employees, and stores and there are No agencies, gas stations, etc. are available in the Church slot if the Office is closed. at [email protected], co-workers and online shop- Expiration Dates. Gift card American Express, Discover and at the Parish Office. They Orders and payment must be 568-9768, or call the Parish ping (no credit card info is wrappers are also available. & VISA gift cards are avail- can also be mailed or emailed received by these order dates. Office at 568-1506. needed; helps prevent identity There are over 100 area stores able and have no activation to you upon request. It’s easy. The gift cards take 4-7 days to Police Logs WESTFIELD reports the fire was extin- passing’ order, the officer Street, a caller reports a minor her son was assaulted by a 6:52 p.m.: fraud, Falcon Major crime and guished and a G&E crew went reports that later in the evening two vehicle crash, the respond- group of children, the respond- Drive, a caller reports her incident report to work to repair the damage; the original caller came to the ing officer reports one of the ing officer reports he found the debit card was fraudulently Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 11:06 a.m.: motor vehicle station to report the man had operators was found to be physical altercation was accessed in Connecticut, an 5:06 a.m: larceny, Turnpike violation, a patrol officer returned to the building and intoxicated, Michael J. between a 12-year-old boy and incident report was filed; Industrial Road, a caller reports he located and stopped harangued employees while Cadello, 63, of 5 Jefferson St., an 18-year-old boy and the 10:19 p.m.: noise com- reports property was stolen a dump truck which a detail being careful to stay inside the Westfield, was arrested for other children had been spec- plaint, Powdermill Village, from his trailer, the responding officer had reported to have other business co-located in operating a motor vehicle tators, the officer reports the 126 Union St., a caller reports officer reports the caller is a been driven through a work the building, the officer under the influence of liquor, younger boy’s mother declined a neighbor’s music has been trucker who made a delivery at site at an excessive speed and advised the complainant to reckless operation of a motor to pursue criminal charges but excessively loud for hours, the a local company Saturday and had scattered numerous traffic have her employees call 911 if vehicle and possession of an a meeting was arranged responding officer reports the received permission to leave cones, the officer reports a the situation reoccurs and to open container of alcohol in a between the parents, the music could be heard from the his trailer there because it was criminal complaint was filed; seek a protective order from motor vehicle; Community Service Officer roadway, the officer advised too wide to take to his next 2:06 p.m.: harassment, Elm the court; 5:41 p.m.: officer wanted, for the neighborhood and the the resident to decrease the delivery, the trucker reports Street, a caller from a gas sta- 4:08 p.m.: breaking and Heritage Trailer Park, 868 relevant school resource offi- volume and she complied. that upon his return he found tion/convenience store reports entering, Union Street, a resi- Southampton Road, a caller cers; that a shipping pallet loaded a male party has been paying dent came to the station to reports that vinyl skirting he with two metal discs with a unwanted attention to an report his home was broken reported stolen from his prop- total weight of 1,650 pounds employee and on occasions into some time the the past two erty in on-line report is being was missing, an incident report refused to leave when asked, weeks, the responding officer used by another resident, the was filed; the officer reports he was reports there are no signs of responding officer reports the Court Logs 9:30 a.m.: electrical hazard, eventually able to identify the forcible entry but property has caller’s documentation identi- Free Street, a caller report an man and he spoke with the been stolen, the complaint was fied the material as his and the electrical transformer is on suspect who admitted flirting referred to the Community other resident returned the Westfield District local law enforcement agen- fire, dual response dispatched, with one of the employees but Service Unit; skirting to him; Court cies were arraigned nor were the G&E dispatcher was noti- said it was all in fun, the man 4:48 p.m.: accident, 6:40 p.m.: disturbance Monday, Oct. 28, 2019 any such cases adjudicated. fied, the responding officer was served with a ‘No tres- Pleasant Street at West Silver Morris Street, a caller reports No defendants charged by

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ON THIS DATE by Adolf Hitler, General Partial Nuclear Test Ban States, defeating incum- Congress. after taking off from Field Marshal Erwin Treaty. bent Jimmy Carter. 2008 – Barack Obama Singapore, crippling the 1918 – World War I: The Rommel begins a retreat 1966 – The Arno River 1993 – China Airlines becomes the first person jet. The crew manage to Armistice of Villa Giusti of his forces after a costly floods Florence, Italy, to a Flight 605, a brand-new of biracial or African- safely return to Singapore, between Italy and Austria- defeat during the Second maximum depth of 6.7 m 747-400, overruns the run- American descent to be saving all 469 passengers Hungary is implemented. Battle of El Alamein. 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For more information, a workshop on special educa- Special Education Appeals Special Education Appeals This informal, collabora- contact westfieldsepac@ tion mediation Nov. 7, from which explains the options to (BSEA). When school per- tive problem-solving meeting gmail.com. 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Westfield work directly with the local sonnel and parents disagree encourages mutual respect, Technical Academy cafeteria. school district, or have media- about the educational needs promotes communication and Can You Help Sarah? This workshop is an opportu- tion and a hearing. of a student with disabilities, often provides the basis for Sarah Helps Seniors nity for parents to learn about “The SEPAC always either party may request positive working relation- the mediation process directly encourages parents to work mediation. ships between the parent(s) from Susan Singleton, media- directly with the school dis- In mediation, an impartial, and school staff. Can tor with the Board of Special trict to attempt to resolve third party mediator helps ments that address the needs This workshop is an oppor- You Educational Appeals. issues. But if an agreement parents and school staff clari- of the student. The mediator tunity for parents to learn According to SEPAC par- cannot be made then media- fy the issues and underlying does not decide how to about the process directly Help ent volunteer Michele tion, an informal option that concerns, explore interests, resolve the dispute – that is from a mediator. Douglas, parents may have parents and the school district discuss options and reach left in the hands of the “We presented this work- Sarah? www.sarahgillett.org heard the term “mediation” if have, is a possible way to mutually satisfying agree- parent(s) andwww.sarahgillett.org the school per- shop last year but felt that the

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COLUMN Thirty-nine candidates By HOPE E. TREMBLAY Assistant Managing Editor Westfield residents are pretty lucky because there are 39 candidates vying for your vote Nov. 5. Thirty-nine. That’s 39 people who care enough about this city to put themselves out there and ask for your vote. That’s 39 peo- ple who are opening them- selves up to public scrutiny and criticism. That’s 39 peo- ple who are willing to sacri- HOPE E. TREMBLAY fice time with family to serve you. down, so every resident with Twelve of them want to be access to a computer can read your at-large city councilor, about every candidate who although only seven can be responded to our profile sur- elected. Two want to be your vey. We co-sponsored a may- mayor and the rest want to be oral debate between the can- your ward councilor, ward didates hosted by Westfield State University that was tele- The best Trump defense municipal light board mem- ber, school committee mem- vised live and had nearly 400 By RICH LOWRY determined they were to get Meanwhile, the hold was investigation into Hunter ber or Athenaeum trustee. people in attendance. Twitter @RichLowry the Ukrainians to agree to widely opposed within the Biden. That’s a lot of candidates. A resident created a website Republicans have had trou- investigations. This is a symp- U.S. government. As Taylor Trump surely would have In my opinion, you owe it that includes links to articles ble mounting an effective tom of the back channel repre- put it, "At every meeting, the used such an announcement to to them and to your city to and videos about and from the defense on Ukraine because sented by Rudy Giuliani oper- unanimous conclusion was argue that Hunter Biden is learn about them and vote. If candidates. Other media out- they haven't put down their ating on a separate track from that the security assistance corrupt, but you might have they are willing to work hard lets have covered the election stakes on the most defensible official channels, but also of a should be resumed." Indeed, noticed that Trump is arguing to represent you, you should season and most candidates ground. legitimate dispute about the officials at the center of that Hunter Biden is corrupt, at least be willing to find out have been knocking on doors. Complaints about House U.S. approach toward Ukraine Ukraine policy were schem- regardless. what they stand for and cast There are numerous ways Democrats' less-than-trans- until the very end, when the ing against the scheme to get Special envoy to Ukraine your vote. for residents to learn about parent impeachment process, defense funding was released Ukraine to commit to the Kurt Volker has said he had a We have been covering the these 39 residents, many of though justified, were clearly on Sept. 11. investigations. relatively relaxed attitude election since August, but whom are incumbents. My perishable once Democrats According to Ambassador The rejoinder to all this is toward the hold on the fund- much more heavily in the past hope is that if you have not adopted more regular pro- to Ukraine William Taylor, that the furtive and ambiguous ing. "I believed the decision two weeks. We offered every tried to find out more about ceedings. The contention that security assistance didn't nature of the interaction with would ultimately be reversed," candidate for election the these citizens who want to be President Donald Trump's come up in a meeting between the Ukrainians may well point he said in his opening state- opportunity to participate in your voice, that you take phone call to the Ukrainian then-national security adviser to a cognizance of its impro- ment. "Everything from the candidate profiles, and every some time in the next 24 president was "perfect" was John Bolton and Ukrainian priety. force of law to the unanimous council candidate spoke pub- hours to find out what they never going to withstand scru- President Volodymyr True enough, but the position of the House, Senate, licly during our 2019 stand for and vote for the can- tiny. The line that there was Zelenskiy on Aug. 27, two offense here shouldn't be Pentagon, State Department Candidate Forum Series, all didates you believe will best "no quid pro quo" has become weeks before the funding was exaggerated. It's not as though and NSC staff argued for of which were recorded by represent you and the best steadily less plausible as more released. Trump was asking the going forward, and I knew it Community Programming interest of the residents of this testimony has emerged sug- When Vice President Mike Ukrainians to frame anyone, would just be a matter of Channel 15 and have been city. The polls are open 7 a.m. gesting that Trump withheld Pence visited and met with or give him bags of cash, or time." replayed in the days leading to 7 p.m. security aid to Ukraine in the Zelenskiy on Sept. 1, he didn't buy advertisements in swing He was right. You might up to tomorrow’s election. Good luck to all the candi- hopes that Ukraine would mention the investigations. states. The sought-after say it never should have got- Our website paywall is dates. announce an investigation In Taylor's telling, as late as announcement of an investi- ten to that point. What you into the 2016 election and the early September, Ukrainian gation into Burisma, a com- can't say is either that the gas company Burisma and/or officials were asking why the pany with a demonstrably money was ultimately kept Joe and Hunter Biden. funding was being withheld, shady past, wouldn't have from the Ukrainians, or that The best defense and their U.S. counterparts constituted an investigation they opened an investigation Republicans can muster is that couldn't tell them. into Joe Biden, or even an of the Bidens. nothing came of it. An ally was discomfited and yanked around for a couple of months before, ultimately, getting its defense funding. All of this bears some resemblance to Trump's alleged obstruction of justice during the Mueller investiga- tion. He hated the investiga- tion and wanted it to go away, and even plotted against it, but at the end of the day, Robert Mueller did his work. More specifically, the Ukraine mess is lot like Trump's order, or purported order, to then- White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller. After drama, internal contention and tragicomedy, nothing happened. One of the hallmarks of the Ukraine maneuverings last summer is confusion about what U.S. policy was, and who was making it, and how

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62 School Street, Westfield , MA 01085 WESTFIELD: License Commission at 6 pm (413)562-4181 Flood Control Commission at 6:30 pm www.thewestfieldnews.com Peebles last seen around Northwest Rd. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 - PAGE 5 Events at the Southwick Public Library Southwick’s 250th Banner Way Day Walk SOUTHWICK — Color and prepared in home kitch- programs and resources that SOUTHWICK — On walk. For those who prefer the banners are acknowledged Chat and Cookies (for ens, nor the facilities have are not in the library’s general Sunday November 17 from 1 not to walk, or if the weather on this site. The physical ban- Adults!): Join us November been inspected by the state or budget. The Basket Maker’s to 4 p.m., the Southwick is bad, there will be a virtual ners will be on display for 18 from 6:30-8pm. All mate- the local public health agency. packet is available at the Select Board and the banner walk presentation at about one year, and then given rials are provided. Come Friends of the Library library or in the town clerk’s Southwick 250 Committee the town hall. Banners can be to the purchasers. enjoy a calm evening of col- Basket Raffle: The Friends of lobby. This packet includes invites the public to join them previewed at https://sites. The Celebrate Southwick oring and snacking on cook- the Library are looking for instructions, a form for listing in a walk to see the newly google.com/view/south- 250 committee members are ies. We’ll have coffee or tea contributions of gift baskets the contents of the basket, and displayed banners honoring wick250/banner-way, but the asking for more people to as well. that will be displayed at the a tax receipt. their history and their town. narration at the Banner Way become involved to help with Socrates Café: The Socrates library from November Southwick Public Library’s The walk will start at the Day walk will add interesting the many celebrations Cafe is an opportunity for 18-December 13. Raffle tick- Giving Tree November northernmost banner on content about each of the 50 planned. The next meeting ordinary people to wrestle ets will be available in the 8-December 20: From College Highway and pro- banners. All of the banners will be held at 6:30, November with the big questions in a library during this time. November 8- December 20, ceed to the southernmost. have been sold to businesses, 18, 6:30 p.m., at the Southwick discussion. Alternative view- Individuals, groups, clubs, we will be collecting home- There will be a brief wel- civic organizations and indi- Town Hall auditorium. All are points are encouraged and and businesses are invited to made or new hats, gloves, come from the Selectboard viduals. Those who purchased welcome. explored. All discussion takes contribute a gift basket. mittens, and scarves to give to Chair, as well as banner nar- place in an atmosphere of Finished baskets may be the local Department of rations during the walk, plus respect and encouragement. dropped off November 13-15. Children and Families. Please light refreshments at the town People from all walks of life They will be on display bring in any new items you hall at the end. are encouraged to attend and November 18-December 13. have and add them to the tree Attendees are encouraged H H H H H H H H H H H H contribute their unique views. The drawing will be held to give others the gift of to park at the town hall and Join us November 19 at December 14. Proceeds from warmth this season. Thank take the proffered bus ride to 6:30pm. this raffle provide funding for you. the beginning of the banner Evening Book Discussion: Elect For anyone who has wanted to come to our afternoon book discussion, but can’t, join us ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ for a new evening book dis- cussion for adults beginning BO November 20 at 7pm. All are welcome. Copies are avail- Elect LES LEFEBVRE able to borrow at the library. CITY COUNCIL WARD 5 We will be reading and dis- cussing "The Great Alone" by SULLIVAN Kristin Hannah. Refreshments Totally Committed To WARD 5 H H H H H H H H H H H H will be served. Sit ‘n’ Stitch: For knitters, and the City of Westfi eld! crochet-ers, and embroider- ★ Works to maintain tax levels and ers! Get help with a project or PLEASE School enjoy some quiet time to opposes tax increases work. Our next meeting is ★ Supports improvements in infrastructure VOTE November 27 at 6pm. Committee Candy & Cookie Swap: ★ Promotes business developments Tuesday, The Cookbook Club will not November 5th PAID FOR BY THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT BO SULLIVAN meet in November and will Paid for by the Committee to Elect Les LeFebvre hold their December meeting in the form of a cookie and candy swap! Join us December 3 at 6:30pm. Registration is required. Please provide us with a copy of your recipe in advance- we will be making a booklet for all attendees! Participants are asked to make 4 dozen of their favorite cookies or can- dies. (And bring an extra con- tainer to take some home in!). Please be advised: Neither the food served at cookbook club, WHAT LOCAL MAYORS ARE SAYING ABOUT DON HUMASON FOR MAYOR OF WESTFIELD Penny Social Senator Humason has served his constituents and my city well over the years The Gateway Regional and I know that he will do the same as Mayor of Westfield. High School choirs are again - Mayor Rich Kos, Chicopee holding their annual Penny Social on Friday, November 15 with item viewing begin- “As former Superintendent of Schools and now Mayor of ning at 5 p.m., and auction “Senator Humason always looked out for my city when he was Agawam, I have always found Senator Humason to be very beginning at 6 p.m. This on Beacon Hill. I know he will do the same thing as Westfield’s responsive to my district’s needs. As Westfield’s Mayor I am event will be held in the Mayor in City Hall. I’ve worked with Don as a legislator Gateway cafeteria, with plen- confident that he will be equally committed and attentive to all and he cares about local issues like education, taxes, and fixing ty of parking out in front of things Westfield.” the school. roads. He shares my commitment to the people we represent.” Penny Socials have been a - Mayor Bill Sapelli, Agawam New England tradition for - Mayor Karen Cadieux, Former Mayor of Easthampton many years. Patrons purchase sheets of tickets. As auction “Don Humason is ready to hit the ground running as Westfield’s next items are held up, people put Mayor and tackle the local issues which are important to Westfield’s in as many of their tickets as Hello Westfield! they wish and a winning tick- residents and businesses. I have known Don and worked with him I’m Don Humason, and I respectfully ask for your et is pulled for each item. on local issues for over a decade and a half. I can safely say that There are lots of gift cer- Don fully understands the issues that affect our cities and towns. He vote on Tuesday, November 5th. Please allow tificates from area businesses. has advocated on Beacon Hill for the funding and legislation which me to bring my experience of 28 years in state Advance tickets may be pur- government and my local and state connections to chased at Main Street Styles improves our local Western Massachusetts communities!” City Hall. I want to be your watchdog on property in Huntington or in the choir - Mayor Ed Gibson, Former Mayor of W. Springfield, room at the school. Four taxes and your cheerleader for all things Westfield. sheets of 25 tickets are avail- currently Southampton Town Administrator able for $1. Special prize tick- ets will be $1 each, with 6 for Thank you! $5.00. Tickets will also be available at the door. th The event will also feature Experience counts a holiday bake sale. Everyone I ask for your vote on Tuesday, November 5 is invited to come in and join Paid for by Don Humason for Mayor this fun and exciting event! Responsible Change Elect Ward 6 Rudy MusteRait Jason Bean Municipal Light Board City Council at Large 4 Keeping Your Tax Dollars Low 4 Building Roads That Last 4 Safeguarding Our Water, Air and Land 4 Listening To The People 4 Looking Out For Working Families, Seniors and Small Businesses 4 Supporting Our Teachers, Custodians, Police • Life-long resident of Westfield, I WIll advocate for... and Fire Personnel husband, and father of two boys. • Expanding natural gas, fiber optics • B.S. Environmental Science, City Government needs to be fiscally responsible to the people of Westfield. and upgrade outdated electrical M.S. Public Administration/ Regional Planning. distribution equipment. i respectfully ask for We have been left behind! • 7 years Conservation Commission your support and your Board. • Making the ratepayer the focus, Vote on tuesday • 16 years land-use planning, permitting, keeping rates low and consistent. November 5th project management professional. Paid for by the Committee to Elect Rudy Musterait I would appreciate your support Tuesday, November 5th IT’S TIME FOR A CHANGE! PAGE 6 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS McCabe for MAYOR

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Jacyk, Susan Morin, Mark and Jeannie Saunders, Robert Please Vote on tuesday, noVember 5, 2019 Thank you for your support! Paid for by the Committee to Elect Michael McCabe THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 - PAGE 7 SPORTS Sports bites By CHRIS PUTZ Sports Editor Congratulations to Southwick sopho- more golfer Matthew Garrity! Yes, Garrity did win the West Division 2 individual championship. No, Garrity did not follow that up with a state champion- ship title. Garrity displayed true leadership at states. Despite dealing with severe flu-like symptoms, the Rams sophomore golfer struggled but completed 18 holes. He did not voice concern about the out- come of his individual performance, but rather focused on his teammates, express- ing his support for them. Kudos to Garrity for a truly inspiring effort. The young, talented golfer has a bright future ahead of him. The Westfield Technical Academy Tigers should also be applauded for their combined efforts during the stretch run of the golf season. Westfield Tech reeled off four straight wins in as many days to qualify for their first-ever tournament appearance, a historic achievement. I know Halloween is already behind us, but several times this season, Westfield Babe Ruth President Dan Welch (right) present the 2019 Scott McClenna Award to Ryan LaPoint (center) and also joined by Brennan High School sophomore quarterback Matt Jarvis (left) the 2018 Scott McClenna Award winner. (Submitted photo) Adamites has donned the mask of Kansas City Chiefs field general Patrick Mahomes. Adamites has made multiple eye-popping throws, runs, and stop-and-start plays that Babe Ruth awards presented have drawn “oohs” and “ahhs” for much of the season. WESTFIELD – The Babe Advance Manufacturing for the has been given out to the player years. It will be interesting to see if Adamites Ruth Baseball recently held its Babe Ruth 2019 season. Dylan in the league that best exempli- ——— and the Bombers can overcome the New award ceremony. Arooth and Jimmy Cloutier were fies what Scott McClenna stood Submitted to The Westfield England Patriots of Western Massachusetts, Season-ending awards were named co-MVPs and Ryan for – sportsmanship, persever- New. To send your Sports news the Central Golden Eagles, when the two presented to regular season LaPoint received the coveted ance, ability, teamwork and atti- item, email it to sports@thew- teams likely meet this postseason. champions Cortina Tile and to Scott McClenna award. tude. This award has been given estfieldnews.com. Another thing to watch this postseason Dan Welch City Cup champs The Scott McClenna award out each season for more than 40 – the return of Westfield High’s winningest gymnastics coach Joanne Hewins at Western Mass. Hewins, who boasted one of the longest winning streaks in the sport in the state, returned this season after a brief absence. Will that translate into another title? Also, will the Westfield High School girls volleyball and girls soccer teams, and Westfield Technical Academy boys soccer, take it one step further this season and bring home championship banners? If the regular season is any indication, the odds are favorable that any one of the three returns to the Whip City with the hard- ware. It’s funny that the Washington Nationals finally won a World Series title after fall- ing out of favor with Vegas following several years of disappointment … and Bryce Harper was not in town to enjoy the fruits of his team’s labors. New England’s defense has been scary good like the Chicago Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Seattle Seahawks of the last decade. Are they even better than the one they faced in Super Bowl XX? Their next five opponents will go a long way in deter- mining that answer. The Patriots face Baltimore, Philadelphia, Dallas, Houston and Kansas City in the coming weeks, as well as the Buffalo Bills again late in the season. Games against winless Miami and Cincinnati in the final weeks of the season will likely help pad those stats a bit more. Red Sox fans can rest easy now as the Celtics and Bruins are here to distract us well into the spring. Aaaaaaaaah.

CHRIS PUTZ Babe Ruth President, Dan Welch (center) presenting the 2019 3-Year MVP Awards to Jimmy Cloutier (left) and Dylan Arooth (right). (Submitted photo)

4 Spearheaded the Westfield Purple Heart Trail H “I am endorsing Mary O’Connell for all she has done for 4 Helped Vietnam Veterans with Parker Park Banner Project our neighborhood. Mary is a patient listener who respond- ed to our concerns.” Jim Parker, Honey Pot Rd. resident H 4 Worked tirelessly for safe water in Westfield H “Mary O’Connell will never sell out her constituents. 4 Completed Water Resources Ordinance updates & revisions A former trucking company owner and executive, she 4 Helped create new Zones in Westfield (Court & Broad and CORE) neveretheless fought to keep 500 plus weekly logging 4 Authored Home Rule Petition for Public Ways trucks off Westfield’s roads for the good of her constituents and her beautiful City.” 4 Co-Chaired Stanley Park Accessible Playground Jane Chicoine, Concerned Citizens of Russell H 4 Committed to budget oversight & rational spending Paid for by the Committee to Elect Mary O’Connell, Council

Find the latest Westfield News sports coverage on PAGE 8 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS WESTFIELD STATE UNIVERSITY• WINTER SCHEDULES 2019-2020 Westfield State University 2019-2020 Westfield State University 2019-2020 Westfield State Ice Hockey Men’s Basketball Schedule Women’s Basketball Schedule Schedule DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME Sat Nov. 9 ALFRED 12:00 Sat Nov. 9 at Dean College 4:00 Fri Nov. 1 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND 7:35 Fri Nov. 15 Rick Martin/Hampton Inn Tournament Tue Nov. 12 KEENE STATE 6:00 Utica vs Westfield 5:30 Sun Nov. 17 PLYMOUTH STATE 12:00 Tues Nov. 5 WORCESTER STATE 7:35 RPI vs Rutgers-Newark 7:30 Tue Nov. 19 at Middlebury 5:30 Sat Nov. 16 Rick Martin/Hampton Inn Tournament Thur Nov. 7 at Post 7:30 Consolation Game 1:00 Thur Nov. 14 SALEM STATE 7:35 Championship Game 3:00 Fri Nov. 22 at Williams College Tournament Sat Nov. 16 PLYMOUTH STATE 5:35 vs Rhode Island College 8:00 Tues Nov. 19 FRANKLIN PIERCE 7:35 Tue Nov. 19 at Western New England 8:00 Sat Nov. 23 at Williams College Tournament Sat Nov. 23 at Fitchburg State 4:00 Sat Nov. 23 EMMANUEL 12:00 Consolation/ Championship Game 1:00/ 3:00 Tue Nov. 26 JOHNSON & WALES 7:35 Sun Nov. 24 at Mitchell 1:00 Wed Dec. 4 at Albertus Magnus 7:00 Thur Dec. 5 FRAMINGHAM STATE 7:35 Tue Nov. 26 AMHERST 5:00 Sat Dec. 7 SAGE 12:00 Sat Dec. 7 UMASS DARTMOUTH 5:35 Thur Dec. 5 ELMS 7:00 Tue Dec. 10 at Smith 7:00 Thur Dec. 12 at Assumption 7:00 Sat Dec. 7 PINE MANOR 2:00 Fri Dec. 13 at Springfield 7:00 Thur Jan. 9 at Stonehill 4:10 Tue Dec. 10 at Eastern Nazarene 7:00 Thur Jan. 2 at Western New England 6:00 Sat Jan. 11 at Worcester State 7:10 Fri Dec. 13 SPRINGFIELD 7:00 Sat Jan. 4 WPI 1:00 Thur Jan. 16 at Salem State 7:00 Sat Jan. 11 FRAMINGHAM STATE 12:00 Mon Dec. 30 at Roger Williams 4:00 Sat Jan. 18 at Plymouth State 6:00 Sun5 Jan. at Wheaton 2:00 Tue Jan. 14 at Worcester State 5:30 Wed Jan. 22 at Anna Maria 6:40 Sat Jan. 11 FRAMINGHAM STATE 2:00 Thur Jan. 16 FITCHBURG STATE 5:30 Sat Jan. 25 FITCHBURG STATE 5:35 Tue Jan. 14 at Worcester State 7:30 Sat Jan. 18 at Bridgewater State 1:00 Thur Jan. 30 at Framingham State 7:30 Thur Jan. 16 FITCHBURG STATE 7:30 Wed Jan. 22 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE 7:00 Sat Feb. 1 at UMass Dartmouth 4:20 Sat Jan. 18 at Bridgewater State 3:00 Sat Jan. 25 SALEM STATE 12:00 Thur Feb. 6 WORCESTER STATE 7:35 Sat Jan. 25 SALEM STATE 2:00 Wed Jan. 29 at MCLA 5:30 Sat Feb. 8 SALEM STATE 5:35 Wed Jan. 29 at MCLA 7:30 Sat Feb. 1 at Framingham State 1:00 Thur Feb. 13 at Plymouth State 6:00 Sat Feb. 1 at Framingham State 3:00 Wed Feb. 5 WORCESTER STATE 5:30 Thur Feb. 20 at Fitchburg State 7:00 Wed Feb. 5 WORCESTER STATE 7:30 Sat Feb. 8 at Fitchburg State 12:00 Sat Feb. 22 FRAMINGHAM STATE 5:35 Sat Feb. 8 at Fitchburg State 2:00 Wed Feb. 12 BRIDGEWATER STATE 5:30 Tue Feb. 25 UMASS DARTMOUTH 7:35 Wed Feb. 12 BRIDGEWATER STATE 7:30 Wed Feb. 19 at Salem State 5:00 Sat Feb. 29 MASCAC Quarterfinals TBD Wed Feb. 19 at Salem State 7:00 Sat Feb. 22 MCLA 12:00 Tues March 3 MASCAC Semifinals TBD Sat Feb. 22 MCLA 2:00 Tues Feb. 25 MASCAC Quarterfinals TBA Tues Feb. 25 MASCAC Quarterfinals TBA Sat March 7 MASCAC Championship TBD Thur Feb. 27 MASCAC Semifinals TBA Thur Feb. 27 MASCAC Semifinals TBA Sat Feb. 29 MASCAC Championship TBA Sat Feb. 29 MASCAC Championship TBA

2019-2020 Westfield State University 2019-2020 Westfield State University Women’s Swimming & Diving Schedule • Men’s-Women’s Indoor Track and Field DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME Sat Nov. 2 at UMass Dartmouth Invitational 11:00 a.m. DAYTE DA EVENT LOCATION Wed Nov. 13 WESTERN NEW ENGLAND 6:00 Saturday Dec. 7 Springfield College Invitational Springfield College- Springfield, Mass. Sat Nov. 16 MOUNT HOLYOKE 1:00 Saturday Dec. 14 Pioneer Winter Classic Utica College- Utica, N.Y. Sat Nov. 23 at Smith College 1:00 Saturday Jan. 18 Pioneer Invitational Smith College- Northampton, Mass. Sat Dec. 7 UMASS DARTMOUTH 1:00 Fri Jan. 17 at Saint Joseph, CT 4:30 Saturday Jan. 25 Massasoit Classic Springfield College- Springfield, Mass. Sat Jan. 18 PLYMOUTH STATE 1:00 Saturday Feb. 1 Rhode Island College Invitational Rhode Island College - Providence, RI Sat Jan. 25 WESTERN CONNECTICUT 1:00 Saturday Feb. 1 Bruce Lehane Invitational Boston University- Boston, Mass. Sun Jan. 26 at Rhode Island College Sat Feb. 1 LEC Championships 11:00 a.m. Friday Feb. 7 Coast Guard Invitational Coast Guard- New London, Conn. @ UMass Dartmouth Fri.-Sat. Feb. 7-8 All New England Reggie Lewis Center- Boston, Mass. Thur Feb. 13 New England Championships Saturday Feb. 15 MASCAC Championships Smith College- Northampton, Mass. Fri Feb. 14 New England Championships Saturday Feb. 22 Triangle Classic Springfield College- Springfield, Mass. Sat Feb. 15 New England Championships Sun Feb. 16 New England Championships Saturday March 7 Last Chance Meet TBD @ University of Rhode Island, Kingston, RI Fri.-Sat. March 8-9 NCAA Division III Championships Charlotte, N.C. Owls F.A.R. Paul Cacolice Selected as NCAA Fellow WESTFIELD — Westfield State University Assistant Professor of Athletic Training Paul Cacolice, PhD, LAT, ATC, CSCS, was selected as a 2019 NCAA Division III Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR) Fellow. "I'm thankful that MASCAC commissioner Angela Baumann for nomi- nating me," said Cacolice. "I'm proud to have repre- sented the conference and Westfield State, and to be the third WSU F.A.R. to be nom- inated, along with Diana Schwartz and Dean Jennifer Hanselman, who both held the F.A.R. role before me." Cacolice participated in the Institute at NCAA Headquarters in Indianapolis on October 18-20. Institute attendees partici- pate in a three-day profes- sional development program, inclusive of travel. The com- ponents of the program pro- vide a thorough examination of best practices and issues surrounding the role and responsibility of the FAR, help FAR Fellows develop the leadership skills neces- Westfield State professsor Dr. Paul Cacolice (front row, fourth from right) attended the 2019 NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative Fellows Institute in sary to carry out their respon- Indianapolis, Oct. 18-20, 2019. (Photo courtesy NCAA.org) sibilities on campus and in their conference and strength- Since becoming the Owls Committee meetings and Representatives from a vari- In addition to teaching and Westfield community, volun- en the network of FARs Faculty Athletic rep, Dr. being a fixture as a fan at ety of conferences and inde- FAR responsibilities, Paul teering their time with the needed to serve on confer- Cacolice has worked on Westfield State sporting pendent institutes attend this and his wife Carolyn are Friends of Columbia ence, divisional and engaging student athletes in events. event. active members of the Greenway Rail Trail. Association-wide commit- research on student-athlete The F.A.R. Institute was tees, concerns and performance launched in 2010 and aims to "There were sessions on issues; developed a long- increase the effectiveness of leadership evaluations and term plan to continue that Division III FARs at the cam- techniques, best practices, work; presented to Westfield pus, conference and national reviews of NCAA guidelines State's first-year faculty on levels. Funding for the insti- and a lot of discussion on the student-athlete experi- tute is provided by the 2019 HS SPORTS FALL SCHEDULE implementing the D3 experi- ence, as well as attending Division III budget and cov- ence," he said. "We also had Student Athlete Advisory ers all expenses of attendees. a chance to meet with NCAA WESTFIELD HIGH SCHOOL President Mark Emmert, which was not on the sched- Mon., Nov. 4 Sat., Nov. 9 ule and was an unexpected Tai Chi at the Russell Senior Center JV FOOTBALL vs. Central, Blunt Park, 3 p.m. D1 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS treat." @ Northfield Mountain "I have been to a lot of The Russell Council on Aging hosts a Tai Chi class conferences, and I think this Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m. at the Russell Senior Center, 65 Thurs., Nov. 7 Girls JV Race, 11 a.m.; Girls Varsity Race, 11:40 a.m.; is the first time I can say I Main St., Russell. The class is taught by a certified Tai Chi GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS @ Minnechaug Boys JV Race, 12:20 p.m.; Boys Varsity Race, 1 p.m. truly came away with some- instructor from the Westfield YMCA. The classes are open to Regional HS, 5 p.m. thing from every presenter. adults of any age and physical ability. The fee for the class is $5.00 per class. Please call the Russell Council on Aging at Thurs., Nov. 28 After 33 years in the field FOOTBALL @ Minnechaug Regonal HS, 10 a.m. that's a rarity," said Cacolice. 413-862-6217 with questions or for more information. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 - PAGE 9

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, Nov. 4, 2019: This year, you make a difference. Others find you more determined than ever. Your focus will be on investments, property and family. If sin- gle, do not jump to the conclusion that someone is “the one” until you have been with him or her for a year. It might take that long to really know DUSTIN By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker this person. If attached, the two of you might decide to invest in a new home or a new addi- tion to the family. You will build on your assets this year. AQUARIUS is tenacious like you but not as possessive. He or she makes a great pal.

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ARIES (March 21-April 19)  Use innate stress to push yourself a little harder than usual. You will love the end results. Once you get going, you achieve far more than you thought possible. A loved one or SCARY GARY Mark Buford partner starts reflecting your energy. Tonight: Hang with your friends. TAURUS (April 20-May 20)  Pressure builds to make an impres- sion on others. What you need to recognize is that you do anyway. Work with a boss or an enthusiastic partner to complete or perfect a project. Funnel your energy into this endeavor. Tonight: Absolutely what you want. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Crosswords  Reach out for someone at a distance who you care about. You wonder about the best way to handle a problem; verbalize what the issue might be. Creativity surges if you DOGS of C-KENNEL Mick and Mason Mastroianni open up to a solution. Tonight: Break a pattern. CANCER (June 21-July 22)  One-on-one relating can push your interests ahead. You could want to do something very different. Lighten up and pro- ceed on a new path. You will gain another per- son’s support once he or she sees the results! Tonight: Be a team. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)  Be more forthright and direct in your choices. You could be met with equal clar- ity, which will benefit you far more than you think. With others, you could manifest a long- term goal or idea. Tonight: Off with friends. B.C. Mastroianni and Hart VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)  Pace yourself. You sense a high amount of volatility and energy around you. Try to stay on course yet incorporate good ideas from oth- ers. Expenses need to be monitored tightly with so much going on right now. Tonight: Going to the gym. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)  Your creativity remains high. No matter what occurs, you find a solution. A child, new love interest or an unusually wild idea could punctuate your day. Complete what has to be done. Tonight: Slow down gradually. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie  Pressure builds around the home- front. You might have different ideas from a friend or loved one. This energy also could be focused on a property investment. You might need some time to do research and come to a viable conclusion. Tonight: Time to be frisky. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)  You see a lot going on around you that up until now has been close to invisible. You might think a friend is acting in an overly pushy manner. Both of you have a lot of strength and drive. Tonight: Go with spontaneity. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)  The costs of handling a personal ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett matter could be far greater than you anticipated. Get to the bottom of the problem before making any decisions. This issue could be coloring your outlook. Tonight: Your treat. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)  Many people turn to you for vari- ous reasons. If you have a project or an impor- tant meeting, you will have to work at not being distracted by others. You seek unusual informa- tion, and it will come toward you. Tonight: As you like it. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Cryptoquip  Take your time if you feel off. A situation might not work the way you would like ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe if you push right now. A partner or associate could be demanding. Don’t respond and you could prevent an argument. Tonight: As you like it.

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PAGE 10 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2019 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELDLEGAL NOTICE NEWS MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of and in execution of Dear Annie the Power of Sale contained in a certain mortgage given by By ANNIE LANE Steven M. Roberts and Kenneth FOOTBALL CHALLENGEJ. Roberts to Mortgage Electron- ic Registration Systems, Inc. act- ing solely as a nominee for Mort- Entry Forms will appear in the printed edition of The Westfield gageNews daily Network, Monday Inc., thru dated Friday, and weekly in The Original Pennysaver, East LongmeadowDecember Reminder, 30, 2016Agawam and recor- Concerned for Cat and 'Depressed and Confused' Reminder, and Chicopee Herald. The Putz’ Picks and Winners will be published in the Saturdayded edition in Hampdenof the Westfield County Re- Dear Readers: A great many Thank you so much for your agree with you. Tom has got to News, and in the following week’s edition of The Original Pennysaver,gistry Agawam of Deeds Reminder, in Book 21517, East Longmeadow Reminder, and Chicopee Herald. Picks and WinnersPage 574will also (the be “Mortgage”) posted of of you wrote in expressing con- suggestions and praise. Let's go! on TheWestfieldNews.com and on TheReminder.com cern for Whiskers and her hope she has taken our advice. Dear Annie: I am writing which mortgage Nationstar Mort- Original entry forms must be used. No duplicates or copies will be accepted.gage LLC Completed d/b/a Mr. entry Cooper is owner. Your letters bring up a Dear Annie: I am concerned with concern about the husband forms must be postmarked by midnight on the Friday of that week’s contest.the present Beat The holder ‘Putz’ byand assign- number of insightful points about "Depressed and who was mean to his wife's cat. finish with the best record overall to claim that week’s prize. Each weekly winner will be entered in the end of the season drawing! ment from Mortgage Electronic about the correlation between Confused." Her poor cat cannot When I was young, I had a dog Registration Systems, Inc. as animal abuse and spousal and talk but is telling her the only named Holly. My parents had nominee for Mortgage Network, child abuse. All of you warned way it knows how by hiding or refused a dog for years, so when WEEKLY PRIZE: $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO THE TAVERNInc., its successors RESTAURANT and assigns that Tom's behavior should running from her husband. I finally got her, she meant the ALL WINNERS WILL BE ENTERED IN OUR END OF toSEASON Nationstar DRAWING... Mortgage LLC serve as a red flag that he could That's about as clear a sign as world to me. At the time, I was d/b/a Mr. Cooper dated April 26, end up abusing his wife or their she can have that the husband is dating my husband and he 2019 recorded in Hampden GRAND PRIZE 2ND PRIZE County3RD Registry PRIZE of Deeds in future children. abusive. I doubt counseling will would mock the dog, making Book 22653, Page 131, for I agree with all of you that, help him because, for some fun of her and putting her down. SUPER BOWL PARTY WEBER Q3200 $ GAS GRILL breach of conditions100 of said for everyone's safety, she must reason, he thinks he has a right Unfortunately, I dismissed this Catered By mortgageGIFT and for CARD the purpose of leave with Whiskers, and Tom to abuse that poor helpless ani- and married him anyway. North Elm Butcher Block!! foreclosing the same, the mort- $419 can seek therapy on his own. mal. Annie, you are absolutely RETAILgaged premises located at 75 Here are just some of your let- I would never, ever trust Tom correct. The way he treated Russell Road, Westfield, MA $1,000 01085 will be sold at a Public ters: to be alone with animals. You Holly became the way he treat- Value! Dear Annie: To the woman bet I'd get out, now! -- Defending ed me. I had an awful marriage Auction at 2:00 PM on Novem- whose husband's behavior has Whiskers with him, and he was emotion- ber 19, 2019, at the mortgaged premises, more particularly de- changed toward her beloved Dear Defending Whiskers: ally abusive. This woman must 3 Country Club Rd. scribed below,Holyoke, all andMA singular cat: This is a giant red flag! Thank you for sharing your consider his behavior a giant 37 North Elm St. • Westfield, MA Octoberwww.mannystv.com 28, 2019 November 4, 11, 2019 the premises described in said Your suggestion, Annie, of tell- concern. red flag and leave that marriage mortgage, to wit: ing her to leave makes the most Dear Annie: Please tell as soon as possible. This is the LEGAL NOTICE sense. People can fake respons- Depressed and Confused to run, behavior of a narcissist. They 6 BIG SCREEN TV’S Certain- NFL SPORTS land in Westfield, PACKAGE Hamp- es in therapy, and it sounds like not walk, out of that marriage. I, do not change. He cares only MORTGAGEE'S SALE den County, Massachusetts THE PRIME RIB SPECIALS Thursday & Sunday this man probably won't go too, was in a similar marriage about himself. A caring person TavernOF REAL ESTATE bounded and described as fol- anyway. and wish someone had opened would manage to be kind to the RESTAURANT LIVE ENTERTAINMENTlows:Thursday thru Sunday If he acts this way toward my eyes. Instead, I took his cat, if only for his wife's sake. By virtue of and in execution of WESTFIELDthe Power of2 Sale Broad contained St. Westfield, in a MAA certain • 413-562-0335 Lot Numbered sixteen something that means so much (verbal and cat) abuse for 29 Consider yourself lucky to see tavernrestaurantwestfield.com(16) on the northerly side of Up- to her, what will happen with years. Everything was always the signs, because you could be certain mortgage given by OPEN FOR LUNCHSteven & M. RobertsDINNER and Kenneth 7 DAYSper Franklin - 7 Street,NIGHTS as shown on children? If they have a child my fault. After years of therapy, in the cat's place soon enough. J. Roberts to Mortgage Electron- Plan of Franklin Park, Made by and the child resembles a family I am finally free of him -- going He is already disregarding you. R. W. Seamans, C. E. dated Ju- ic Registration Systems,NAME Inc.: act- member he doesn't like, then on 11 years now -- and am very -- From Experience ing solely as a nominee for Mort- ly 1914 and recorded in Hamp- what will be his reaction? What happy with my four cats. They Dear From Experience: WEEK 10 PICKSgage Network, Inc.,______dated den County Registry of Deeds, if he resents the affection and bring me more joy than my Yours is one of a great many SUNDAY, NOVEMBERDecember 10 30, 2016 and recor- Book of Plans B, Page 14, sub- time given to the child? Wishing husband ever did. -- Cat Lover letters pointing out that people ded in Hampden County Re- tracting therefrom a strip on said J Detroit @ J Chicago ADDRESS: Franklin Street six (6) feet wide, her the courage and strength she in Florida who hurt animals will eventu- gistry of Deeds in Book 21517, Page 574 (the “Mortgage”) of taken by the City of Westfield for needs to move forward. -- A Dear Cat Lover: Thank you ally hurt people. The reason I J Baltimore @ J Cincinnati ______the purpose of a sidewalk. The Concerned Follower of Your for sharing your story. Abuse is wanted to print yours is because which mortgage Nationstar Mort- J Buffalo @ J Clevelandgage LLC d/b/a Mr.______Cooper is approximately dimensions of Column never acceptable, whether it is you speak from experience. the present holder by assign- said Lot are as follows: Dear Concerned Follower: aimed at people or animals. I Thank you for sharing. J Carolina @ J Greenment from Bay Mortgage______Electronic J J Registration Systems, Inc. as SOUTHERLY on Franklin Street Kansas City @ Tennessee fifty (50) feet; nominee for MortgagePHONE: Network,______J Atlanta @ J NewInc., itsOrleans successors and assigns to Nationstar Mortgage LLC EASTERLY one hundred-ninety J J Select your picks and mail or HINTS FROM HELOISE NY Giants @ NYd/b/a Jets Mr. Cooper dated April 26, three and fifty-five one hun- drop off your entrydredths to: (193.55) feet; J Arizona @ J Tampa2019 recorded Bay in Hampden County RegistryBEAT of Deeds THE in PUTZ J Miami @ J IndianapolisBook 22653, PageThe 131, Westfield for NORTHERLY News twenty-one and breach of conditions62 School of said Ssixty-onetreet hundredths (21.61) J LA Rams @ J Pittsburgh feet; mortgage and for theWestfield, purpose of MA 01085 Here’s to the rescuers! TIE BREAKER foreclosing the same, the mort- gaged premises located at 75 WESTERLY with a jog in the line, two hundred and four one Dear Readers: For today’s 5001 Dear Heloise: If someone J Minnesota @ J DallasRussell Road, Westfield,TOTAL POINTS: MA ______01085 will be sold at a Public hundredths (202.04) feet. Refer- SOUND ON, I’d like to take a Fax: 1-210-HELOISE you know is thinking of add- ence is made to said plan for fur- This contest is open to any/all readers eighteen (18) years of age or older,Auction unless otherwise at specified 2:00 by Reminders PM Publishing, on Novem- LLC. Contest is open to U.S. residents only. Reminders Publishing, LLC employees and minute to acknowledge those Email: Heloise@Heloise. ing a person to the deed on their relatives are not eligible for the contest. Odds of winning a prize will depend on the number of qualified entrie s. All contest entries become the thersole property details. of Reminders Publishing, LLC. 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In the event of a tie among more than one entry, the Sunday night game score will be used as a tie-breaker. Contestants are to choose the total number of points scored in the Sunday night game. To be given credit seefor the tiebreaker, document the contestantimmediately must come closest to the total prior energy to save a life. If they again. remove the person from your points scored in the game. Reminders Publishing, LLC will award a maximumden of one County, (1) prize per week. MassachusettsThe exact number of prizes awarded each month will be decided by Reminders Publishing, LLC in its sole discretion. The prizes to be awarded each week will be determined by Reminders Publishing, LLC In the event that there are more eligible winners thanhereto. the number of prizes For awarded mortgagor’s for a particular week, Reminders title see can’t keep the animal, they * Have it shortened and deed. If he or she has finan- Publishing, LLC will randomly select one winner for that particular week.bounded Winner is determined and by most correct described games won. The tiebreaker as fol- is used when more than one entry have the same number of wins. At that point, the total number of points gi ven by the contestant will determine winner. In the event of a game not being completed, that game will not be considereddeed in the recorded final tabulation for that with week’s games. the The Hamp- grand find a shelter that will care for wear it on your anniversary. cial troubles later, a claim can prize winner will be selected by a random drawing of all entries betterlows: than “The Putz” from throughout the entire 17-week regular season. This contest is merely for entertainment purposes. It is not meant to the cat or dog, or find some- * Have a wedding dress be made against part or all of promote or to faci litate gambling or illegal activity. den County Registry of Deeds in A certain Lot Numbered sixteen Book 21517, Page 572. The one who will foster or adopt party for ladies only. your house. Some states allow premises will be sold subject to it. * Save it for your daughter the other person to sell the (16) on the northerly side of Up- per Franklin Street, as shown on any and all unpaid taxes and It’s the love of animals that to wear someday. share of ownership to a total Plan of Franklin Park, Made by other municipal assessments motivates them because there -- Heloise stranger. My husband and I R. W. Seamans, C. E. dated Ju- and liens, and subject to prior li- really is no other reward, STORING WINES discovered all this the hard ly 1914 and recorded in Hamp- ens or other enforceable encum- except the joy of seeing a Dear Heloise: I’m having a way. -- Brenda and Doug in den County Registry of Deeds,To Advertisebrances of record Call entitled to pre- struggling animal survive and debate with my husband Florida Book of Plans B, Page 14, sub- cedence over this mortgage, and thrive. about storing wine. What are MAKEUP HINTS tracting therefrom a strip on said subject to and with the benefit of The best way to help ani- some of the do’s and don’ts? Dear Heloise: Moisturizers Franklin Street six413-562-4181 (6) feet wide, all easements, Ext. restrictions, 118 re- taken by the City of Westfield for servations and conditions of re- mals is to have your pets -- Wynona D., Evansville, are actually designed to keep cord and subject to all tenancies neutered or spayed. Ind. moisture in the skin, not nec- the purposeEmail floram@ of a sidewalk.thewestfieldnewsgroup. The com approximately dimensions of and/or rights of parties in pos- Remember, when you adopt a Wynona, a wine rack sitting essarily to add moisture. The session. pet, you make it part of your on a kitchen counter might main function of any moistur- said Lot are as follows: family. If you wouldn’t chain look cool, but actually, wine izer is to keep your skin from LEGAL NOTICES SOUTHERLY on Franklin Street Terms of the Sale: your kids up in the yard or should not be stored in the drying out. It does that by fifty (50) feet; Cash, cashier's or certified abandon them on a lonely warmest room in the house, retaining water in the outer October 28, 2019 check in the sum of $5,000.00 road, make them drink dirty where heat can ruin the wine’s layer of your skin, which November 4, 11, 2019 EASTERLY one hundred-ninety as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in water or forget to feed them, taste. You also need to keep helps it maintain a dewy look. LEGAL NOTICE three and fifty-five one hun- then don’t do that to your the bottles still, with no vibra- And today, many moisturizers dredths (193.55) feet; order to qualify as a bidder (the furry family member. -- tions, so on top of the refrig- also include sunblock to help MORTGAGEE'S SALE mortgage holder and its design- Heloise erator is a no-no. Overall, protect against skin cancer. OF REAL ESTATE NORTHERLY twenty-one and ee(s) are exempt from this re- sixty-one hundredths (21.61) quirement); high bidder to sign SEND A GREAT wines need to be kept in a When selecting a moisturizer, By virtue of and in execution of written Memorandum of Sale HINT TO: cool, dry place with little or always look for one that is the Power of Sale contained in a feet; certain mortgage given by upon acceptance of bid; bal- Heloise no sunlight. -- Heloise fragrance-free. -- Karen G., Steven M. Roberts and Kenneth WESTERLY with a jog in the ance of purchase price payable P.O. Box 795001 ADDING SOMEONE Concord, N.H. J. Roberts to Mortgage Electron- line, two hundred and four one in cash or by certified check in San Antonio, TX 78279- TO YOUR HOME DEED ic Registration Systems, Inc. act- thirty (30) days from the date of ing solely as a nominee for Mort- hundredths (202.04) feet. Refer- gage Network, Inc., dated ence is made to said plan for fur- the sale at the offices of mort- December 30, 2016 and recor- ther details. gagee's attorney, ded in Hampden County Re- gistry of Deeds in Book 21517, Said premises are conveyed Korde & Associates, P.C., Page 574 (the “Mortgage”) of 900 Chelmsford Street, which mortgage Nationstar Mort- subject to all restrictions of re- gage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper is cord as to location of buildings, Suite 3102, the present holder by assign- cost thereof and character of Lowell, MA 01851 ment from Mortgage Electronic buildings. For deed reference Registration Systems, Inc. as see document immediately prior or such other time as may be nominee for Mortgage Network, designated by mortgagee. The Inc., its successors and assigns hereto. For mortgagor’s title see to Nationstar Mortgage LLC deed recorded with the Hamp- description for the premises con- d/b/a Mr. Cooper dated April 26, den County Registry of Deeds in tained in said mortgage shall 2019 recorded in Hampden Book 21517, Page 572. The control in the event of a typo- County Registry of Deeds in premises will be sold subject to graphical error in this publica- Book 22653, Page 131, for tion. Other terms to be an- breach of conditions of said any and all unpaid taxes and mortgage and for the purpose of other municipal assessments nounced at the sale. foreclosing the same, the mort- and liens, and subject to prior li- gaged premises located at 75 ens or other enforceable encum- Nationstar Mortgage LLC Russell Road, Westfield, MA d/b/a Mr. Cooper 01085 will be sold at a Public brances of record entitled to pre- Auction at 2:00 PM on Novem- cedence over this mortgage, and Korde & Associates, P.C. ber 19, 2019, at the mortgaged subject to and with the benefit of 900 Chelmsford Street premises, more particularly de- all easements, restrictions, re- Suite 3102 scribed below, all and singular servations and conditions of re- Lowell, MA 01851 the premises described in said (978) 256-1500 mortgage, to wit: cord and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in pos- Certain land in Westfield, Hamp- session. Roberts, Steven M., den County, Massachusetts 19-034879 bounded and described as fol- lows: Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified A certain Lot Numbered sixteen check in the sum of $5,000.00 (16) on the northerly side of Up- as aIf deposit you mustwould be shown like at to run a per Franklin Street, as shown on the time and place of the sale in Plan of Franklin Park, Made by Birthday Announcement in R. W. Seamans, C. E. dated Ju- order to qualify as a bidder (the ly 1914 and recorded in Hamp- mortgageThe Westfield holder and its design- News contact den County Registry of Deeds, ee(s) are exempt from this re- Book of Plans B, Page 14, sub- quirement); high bidder to sign tracting therefrom a strip on said us at: 413-562-4181 Franklin Street six (6) feet wide, written Memorandum of Sale taken by the City of Westfield for upon acceptance of bid; bal- the purpose of a sidewalk. The ance of purchase price payable approximately dimensions of in cash or by certified check in said Lot are as follows: thirty (30) days from the date of SOUTHERLY on Franklin Street the sale at the offices of mort- fifty (50) feet; gagee's attorney, EASTERLY one hundred-ninety Korde & Associates, P.C., three and fifty-five one hun- 900 Chelmsford Street, dredths (193.55) feet; Suite 3102, NORTHERLY twenty-one and Lowell, MA 01851 sixty-one hundredths (21.61) feet; or such other time as may be WESTERLY with a jog in the designated by mortgagee. The line, two hundred and four one description for the premises con- hundredths (202.04) feet. Refer- tained in said mortgage shall ence is made to said plan for fur- control in the event of a typo- ther details. graphical error in this publica- Said premises are conveyed tion. Other terms to be an- subject to all restrictions of re- nounced at the sale. cord as to location of buildings, cost thereof and character of Nationstar Mortgage LLC buildings. For deed reference d/b/a Mr. Cooper see document immediately prior hereto. For mortgagor’s title see Korde & Associates, P.C. deed recorded with the Hamp- 900 Chelmsford Street den County Registry of Deeds in Suite 3102 Book 21517, Page 572. The Lowell, MA 01851 premises will be sold subject to any and all unpaid taxes and (978) 256-1500 other municipal assessments and liens, and subject to prior li- Roberts, Steven M., ens or other enforceable encum- 19-034879 brances of record entitled to pre- cedence over this mortgage, and subject to and with the benefit of all easements, restrictions, re- servations and conditions of re- cord and subject to all tenancies and/or rights of parties in pos- session. Terms of the Sale: Cash, cashier's or certified check in the sum of $5,000.00 as a deposit must be shown at the time and place of the sale in order to qualify as a bidder (the mortgage holder and its design- ee(s) are exempt from this re- quirement); high bidder to sign written Memorandum of Sale upon acceptance of bid; bal- ance of purchase price payable in cash or by certified check in thirty (30) days from the date of the sale at the offices of mort- gagee's attorney,

Korde & Associa tes, P.C., 900 Chelmsford Street, Suite 3102, Lowell, MA 01851

or such other time as may be designated by mortgagee. The description for the premises con- tained in said mortgage shall control in the event of a typo- graphical error in this publica- tion. Other terms to be an- nounced at the sale. Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper Korde & Associates, P.C. 900 Chelmsford Street Suite 3102 Lowell, MA 01851 (978) 256-1500 Roberts, Steven M., 19-034879 November 4, 2019 (SEAL) COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS LAND COURT DEPARTMENT OF THE TRIAL COURT 19 SM 004791

ORDER OF NOTICE To: Richard A. Labonte, Jr Jessica Lynn Mccarron and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 §3901 (et seq):

United Bank claiming to have an interest in a Mortgage covering real property in Westfield, numbered 5 North- ridge Road, given by Richard A. Labonte, Jr and Jessica Lynn Mccarron to United Bank, dated November 4, 2019 November 9, 2015 and recor- ded in Hampden County Re- (SEAL) gistry of Deeds in Book 20946, Page 298, and now held by the COMMONWEALTH Plaintiff by assignment, OF MASSACHUSETTS has/have filed with this court a complaint for determination of LAND COURT Defendant's/Defendants' Ser- vicemembers status. DEPARTMENT OF THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE TRIALMONDAY, COURT NOVEMBERIf you now4, 2019 are, or - recently PAGE have 11 been, in the active military ser- 19 SM 004791 vice of the United States of America, then you may be en- DEADLINE:ORDER 2 OF DAYS NOTICE DAYtitled BEFORE to the benefits of the Ser- vicemembers Civil Relief Act. If To: you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on Richard A. Labonte, Jr that basis, then you or your at- To Advertisetorney must file aCall written appear- Jessica Lynn Mccarron ance and answer in this court at 413-562-4181Three Pemberton Ext. 118 Square, Bo- and to all persons entitled to the ston, MA 02108 on or before benefit of the Servicemembers December 2, 2019 or you may Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 lose the opportunity to chal- CLASSIFIEDAvailable Online 24/7 at www.thewestfieldnews.com/classifieds Email floram@§3901 (et seq):thewestfieldnewsgroup.lenge the foreclosurecom on the ground of noncompliance with United Bank the Act. claiming to have an interest in a Witness, Gordon H. Piper, LEGAL NOTICES Mortgage covering real property Chief Justice of this Court in Westfield, numbered 5 North- on October 15, 2019. November 4, 2019 ridge Road, given by Richard A. Advertisers... Labonte, Jr and Jessica Lynn Attest: Deborah J. Patterson (SEAL) Mccarron to United Bank, dated Now that we are a Morning November 9, 2015 and recor- Recorder COMMONWEALTH ded in Hampden County Re- Newspaper, we have New, OF MASSACHUSETTS gistry of Deeds in Book 20946, 19-035449 Page 298, and now held by the Earlier DISPLAY AD Deadlines. LAND COURT Plaintiff by assignment , has/have filed with this court a Please call us with any questions regarding DEPARTMENT OF complaint for determination of THE TRIAL COURT Defendant's/Defendants' Ser- The Westfield News Advertising Deadlines. vicemembers status. 19 SM 004791 DISPLAY AD ORDER & DISPLAY AD APPROVAL If you now are, or recently have ORDER OF NOTICE been, in the active military ser- EDITIONS AD COPY DEADLINE: DEADLINE: vice of the United States of MONDAY ...... DUE WED. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE THUR. BY 11am To: America, then you may be en- titled to the benefits of the Ser- vicemembers Civil Relief Act. If TUESDAY...... DUE THUR. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE FRI. BY 11am Richard A. Labonte, Jr you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on WEDNESDAY...... DUE FRI. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE MON. BY 11am Jessica Lynn Mccarron that basis, then you or your at- torney must file a written appear- THURSDAY ...... DUE MON. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE TUES. BY 11am and to all persons entitled to the benefit of the Servicemembers ance and answer in this court at FRIDAY ...... DUE TUES. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE WED. BY 11am Civil Relief Act, 50 U.S.C. c. 50 Three Pemberton Square, Bo- §3901 (et seq): ston, MA 02108 on or before December 2, 2019 or you may SATURDAY ...... DUE WED. BY 12 Noon ...... DUE THUR. BY 11am United Bank lose the opportunity to chal- lenge the foreclosure on the The WesTfield NeWs / RemiNdeR PublicaTioNs claiming to have an interest in a ground of noncompliance with 62 School Street • Westfield, MA • (413) 562-4181 Mortgage covering real property the Act. in Westfield, numbered 5 North- ridge Road, given by Richard A. Witness, Gordon H. Piper, Labonte, Jr and Jessica Lynn Chief Justice of this Court Mccarron to United Bank, dated on October 15, 2019. November 9, 2015 and recor- ded in Hampden County Re- Attest: Deborah J. Patterson gistry of Deeds in Book 20946, Page 298, and now held by the Recorder Plaintiff by assignment, has/have filed with this court a 19-035449 complaint for determination of Defendant's/Defendants' Ser- vicemembers status. If you now are, or recently have been, in the active military ser- vice of the United States of America, then you may be en- titled to the benefits of the Ser- vicemembers Civil Relief Act. If you object to a foreclosure of the above mentioned property on that basis, then you or your at- torney must file a written appear- ance and answer in this court at Three Pemberton Square, Bo- ston, MA 02108 on or before December 2, 2019 or you may Celebrating 29 Years In Business lose the opportunity to chal- C & C lenge theZoning foreclosure on the GARAGE DOORS ground ofNew noncompliance Installations with Heating & Cooling, INCthe Act. Replacements 
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