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VOL. 86 NO. 151 $1.00 MONDAY,TUESDAY, NOVEMBER JUNE 27, 2017 23, 2020 VOL. 75 cents 89 NO. 281 New KFC Transition drive-thru Services planned for settling in East Main downtown Street By AMY PORTER By AMY PORTER Staff Writer Staff Writer WESTFIELD — On a recent visit to the Westfield WESTFIELD — A new KFC restau- community-based transition services’ new home at rant is being planned for 301-303 East Central Baptist Church, one student talked about the Main St. A sampling of wood creations by Mark Lisowski of Mark’s Wooden Creations advantages of the new location, and another about his Robert Levesque of R. Levesque are on sale at the Pottery Cellar at The Mill at Crane Pond. (MARK LISOWSKI frustrations with the COVID shutdown. Assoc. presented the site plan for the PHOTO) Dakota Noel, a returning student, liked the fact that KFC drive-through restaurant to the the new location is downtown. “I can walk to it,” he Planning Board for consideration at its said, compared to the former location on East Mountain Nov. 17 meeting, on behalf of applicant Road. Ron Abdow and ABSAK, LLC. Artisans grateful Transition Specialist Sherry Elander said when In the proposal, posted at www.cityof- Western Mass Hospital told them they needed the space westfield.org, Levesque said the restau- for public health, there was consideration by the district rant would be built on a vacant pad site of bringing the transition services back to the high at 301-303 East Main St. directly adja- for business outlets school. Elander said Superintendent Stefan Czaporowski cent to D’Angelo’s, owned by Streamfield supported finding them a separate location. LLC, Andrew Oleksak, and containing a Noel for one is thankful. “I’m happy that he (the portion of an existing 70,489 square-feet superintendent) agreed with us. Some of us want to of the shopping plaza at 301 East Main to sell their works move on from high school. We already graduated. We St., owned by Abdow. didn’t want to stay in the high school,” he said. Levesque said that Abdow also owns By LORI SZEPELAK Elements Salon & Spa and Coward Transition services is a part of the Westfield Public the property of 311 E. Main St. which Correspondent Farms. Schools, and is for students ages 18-21 who are still contains the remainder of the shopping WESTFIELD — For business “The heart behind my company is to entitled to school services. Transition gives students the plaza. Streamfield LLC and Abdow have owner Jennifer Doser, she is grateful handcraft quality products in small support and opportunity to achieve their goals by offer- a reciprocal easement agreement affect- for the businesses that have supported batches that you can trust to be safe, ing continuing education opportunities, assistance with ing their respective parcels regarding the her by showcasing her Relax. Rinse. effective, and affordable for your employment and workplace readiness, and community- entire family,” said Doser, adding, operation and maintenance of common Repeat. products over the past few based opportunities and support. years – especially in light of the “We even have products for your furry “There are very clear guidelines on what I am sup- areas at the shopping center. The ease- friends.” ment agreement authorized the creation COVID-19 pandemic this year which posed to do. Transition law focuses on students’ has wreaked havoc with so many Her current “best sellers” include a strengths, interests and abilities. That’s my job,” of an entity known as ABSAK, LLC to Germ-Busting Hand Sanitizer Spray, develop the two properties collectively small businesses. Elander said. “All of our shows this year except Stress Away Rub, and Room and Linen There are 26 students in the program; 18 in person, and enter into long-term leases with ten- Sprays. ants for buildings currently existing or to for a partial season at the Westfield and eight online. Some students are with them three “Our holiday scents include days a week, and two days at home online. Most stu- be built at the shopping center. Farmers’ Market have been canceled Gingerbread and Christmas Wreath,” The proposed 2,400 square-foot res- so we have definitely felt that being a she said. dents are there five days a week, Elander said. They taurant will have two lanes for the drive- small business trying to support a fam- Doser noted her products are “cru- come by PVTA and paratransit buses. One student through to increase the amount of stack- ily,” said Doser. “We have tried to elty free” and made with the highest drives, and others walk. ing and functionality of pickup, Levesque focus on extending the stores that cur- grade essential oils, clays, butters, and The new space in Central Baptist includes a kitchen, said. There will also be a bypass lane to rently offer our products as well as other organic ingredients. two handicap-accessible bathrooms, a washer and drive around the stack. focus on our online presence.” “We believe natural products should dryer, storage area, an office/conference room, and a There will be access to the drive- Currently, Doser’s products are fea- be affordable but also have a heart big social room that is used for classes, a living room through from the plaza. Levesque said tured in the Greater Westfield area at behind them,” she said. “We are happy and dining area. they strategically located the ordering Pilgrim Candle, Westfield Feed, Elander said there is still more work to be done as kiosk for the second drive through to Choice Health, Camp K-9, Four See Artisans, Page 5 they settle in, including making new curtains for the big allow access to cars coming from the room. The church has a maintenance staff person, and plaza. There will also be access to pedes- the school department comes in every day to ionize the trians. classroom. The room has special cups to separate pen- The building will be located within an cils and pens that have been used from clean pencils area which currently provides surplus and pens, and students have their own baskets and bind- parking to the Shopping Center, and will ers. Everyone wears masks, except when eating, and eliminate 52 surplus parking spaces for maintains social distance. existing commercial uses. Levesque said The transition service connects with other agencies, 19 additional spaces will be developed as such as the Mass Development Disability Council, part of the proposed project, providing a which is working with the students on skills to become net loss of 33 parking spaces at 303 East an employee. The Stavos Center offers pre-employment Main St. He said there will still be a workplace readiness, and PVTA is giving a class on surplus of 32 spaces over what is travel training. During the visit, some students were required. working in the hall space, taking classes at Westfield There were some suggestions made at State University. There are also students enrolled at the Planning Board meeting on the loca- HCC, and others participating in an autism group tion of the entrance, which Levesque through Independence College. said he believed they could accommo- Students use Chromebooks everyday to send emails. date. He said he would bring changes Staff member Luis Burgos does a music enrichment back to the next meeting. The hearing class, and some students bring in their instruments to was continued to Dec. 15. play. They have made muffins and pizza in the kitchen, After the meeting, Levesque said the as well as the favorite “worms and dirt,” gummy worms applicant is looking to be operational fairly quickly, by the spring if they can See Transistion Services, Page 6 start quickly. He said there used to be another KFC on the other side of the plaza near Mainline Drive with a differ- ent franchisee, but that this one is in a Westfield’s Price Rite is participating in a campaign to feed the hungry this much better location for the restaurant. holiday season. (ISABEL MARCHESELLI PHOTO) Fighting hunger at the check-out counter By ISABEL MARCHESELLI Out Hunger fundraising campaign,” Correspondent said Jim Dorey, president of Price Rite WESTFIELD — This holiday sea- Marketplace. “Thank you to our gener- son, Price-Rite will kick-off its annual ous customers and associates whose fundraising campaign against hunger at support helps make a difference in the its check-out counters. lives of local families in need.” Shoppers will have the chance to Every year, Price-Rite donates donate at least $1, $3 or $5 at check- $500,000 to hunger-fighting charities. out toward this campaign to feed the Since 2002, it has raised millions of hungry. Monies collected will benefit dollars for 22 Feeding America food the Food Bank of Western banks in Massachusetts. In Westfield, Massachusetts among other charities, Price-Rite strives to make the donation such as the Worcester County Food process a smooth one for customers Bank. through giving opportunities available A new KFC restaurant is planned for “We are proud to be able to help at the self-checkout counter as well as the lot adjacent to D’Angelos on East fight food insecurity in our local com- A white board lists some of the projects for the week. Main Street. (HOPE E. TREMBLAY/THE munities through our annual Check See Fighting Hunger, Page 3 (AMY PORTER/THE WESTFIELD NEWS) WESTFIELD NEWS) PAGE 2 - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM THE WESTFIELD NEWS Rotary Holy Trinity hosts gift United Way of Southwick card fundraiser Pioneer Valley brings WESTFIELD - Holy Trinity Church, 335 Elm St. is again hosting its planning Summer annual Gift Card Fundraiser to help the church with winter fuel expenses. over $3,000,000 Gift cards are great for anniversaries, birthdays, special occasions, friends, relatives, coaches, employees, co-workers and online shopping. in prescription Concert Series No credit card info is needed so they help prevent Identity theft. They are great to use for your own daily shopping, dining and for raffle donations and charity events. These gift cards are the same ones you buy at restau- savings to region for 2021 rants and stores and there are no expiration dates. Gift card wrappers are SOUTHWICK — As the COVID-19 pan- also available. SPRINGFIELD — United Way of Pioneer Valley (UWPV) announced demic continues to create uncertainty and There are tons of area restaurants and stores on the order form but many that over 44,000 residents of its 25-community service area, Hampden hardship around the world, Rotary members more are available for stores across the United States. If a gift card you County, Granby, and South Hadley, have saved over $3,000,000 on continue to innovate, care for those affected, want is not on the list, please call or email because it may be available. their prescription medications, thanks to its partnership with and showing that even remotely, help is pos- American Express, Discover & VISA gift cards are available and have no FamilyWize, an organization which provides a free, easy-to-use pre- sible. activation fees like they charge you in the stores. scription discount card. Fundraising has always been a challenge for Order forms are available in the Church and at the Parish Office. They The FamilyWize card immediately lowers the cost of prescription service clubs. However, Rotary Southwick is can also be mailed or emailed to you upon request. Just fill out an order medications by an average of 45% for people with and without insur- taking a positive approach and is currently form and return it with cash or a check made payable to Holy Trinity Church. The final order for Christmas goes in on Wednesday, Dec. 9. ance. Just by presenting the FamilyWize card or mobile app at their making plans for a summer concert series to Orders and payment must be received by this date. Gift cards take 4-7 local pharmacy, people can save on the cost of their medicine, with no be held during the months of July and August days to come in. You will receive a call when your gift card order is avail- strings attached. at Whalley Park in Southwick. able for pickup. If you have any questions, please contact Alicia Haluch at “Nobody should have to choose between putting food on the table or The concerts are being scheduled for [email protected], 568- 9768 or the Parish Office at 568-1506. taking their prescriptions,” said Paul Mina, President & CEO of Wednesday evenings starting at 6 pm until 9 UWPV. “That’s why we partner with FamilyWize. Their discount card pm. The concerts will be FREE. A special is an extremely valuable resource that anyone, regardless of their finan- thanks goes to our local businesses and ser- cial situation, should use to reduce the cost of their prescriptions.” vices for helping Rotary to get these programs Thanksgiving For All – Take Out Only The Free FamilyWize Prescription Discount Card can be used by together. Thursday, November 26 @ 12 NOON anyone: uninsured, insured, and even people with Medicaid or Details will be posted as we get closer to The Westfield Soup Kitchen will once again be providing a full Medicare. The use of the card is unlimited, does not require any per- summer. If you should have any questions or Thanksgiving style dinner at noon (take-out only). sonal information from the user and has no eligibility criteria. comments, contact Fundraising Chair Bob Please stop by at 101 Meadow Street, Westfield. To take advantage of the savings that FamilyWize offers, consumers Fox at 413 579 4585, [email protected]. As always, there is no charge, and all are invited. www.soup. can print a card from uwpv.org/familywize, call 1-866-810-3784 and You can also email the club at southwickrota- kitchen.org (413) 572-9147 request a card be mailed to them, or download the free FamilyWize [email protected]. app. Best wishes to the community for a safe and More information can be found at uwpv.org, and donations can be happy Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday. made at uwpv.org/donate. Rotary Southwick are “People of Action” Send your local briefs to The Westfield News ——— who share a passion for community service WESTFIELD — Now, more than ever, our readers want to know about About United Way of Pioneer Valley and friendship working together as volunteers your business. As we slowly bring back local businesses, it is important to United Way of Pioneer Valley mobilizes people and resources to under the motto of “Service above Self.” The share what you offer, when and how people can make purchases or utilize strengthen our communities. We target the community’s most pressing Club meets at Nora’s Restaurant every your services and just know that you are open. needs and focus resources, community partnerships, and the energy of Wednesday at 6:00 pm. For information, visit Are you hosting online events or offer remote services? We want to know! volunteers to create measurable results. For more information, visit southwickrotary.org or Facebook Send your briefs and photos to pressreleases@thewestfield news.com uwpv.org. Police Logs Major crime and incident report the responding officer filed an incident report; receiving an unemployment benefit bank card that was not Monday, Nov. 16, 2020 9:19 p.m.: larceny, Main Street, multiple callers report that applied for. Westfield there is a resident in the area who has been stealing packages 9:24 a.m.: animal complaint, Maple Street, a patrol officer of other residents off their porches, the responding officer filed reports that he received a call from a resident who found a tan- an incident report. colored dog and would be dropping it off at the police head- Southwick quarters, the responding animal control officer reports that the 8:51 a.m.: general service, Miller Road, a citizen requested Court Logs dog was brought to the Westfield Regional Animal Shelter; information on an abandoned vehicle on family property; 12:45 a.m.: larceny, Union Street, a caller reports that her 11:00 a.m.: officer wanted, Ed Holcomb Road, a resident Westfield District Court friend came to her apartment to pick up some of his stuff but requested information on filing a harassment prevention order; Monday, Nov. 16, 2020 instead stole her television and walked away without his things, 5:15 p.m.: officer wanted, Davis Road, a resident reports No cases were adjudicated on this date.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY Mon., Nov. 23, 2020 is the 328th day of the year. 38 days remain until the end of the year.

comes the last person to be ex- the first story from the first series £40,000 K Foundation art award ON THIS DAY ecuted in Sweden. of Doctor Who, which is now the for the worst artist of the year. TODAY'S 1914 – Mexican Revolution: The world's longest running science fic- 1996 – Ethiopian Airlines Flight 534 BC – Thespis of Icaria be- last of U.S. forces withdraw from tion drama. 961 is hijacked, then crashes into BIRTHDAYS comes the first recorded actor to Veracruz, occupied seven months 1968 – 1968 Yale vs. Harvard foot- the Indian Ocean off the coast of portray a character on stage.[1] earlier in response to the Tampico ball game: Harvard Crimson ral- Comoros after running out of fuel, 1965 – Jennifer Michael Hecht, 1174 – Saladin enters Damascus, Affair. lies to tie Yale Bulldogs 29–29 at killing 125. American historian, author, and and adds it to his domain. 1918 – Heber J. Grant succeeds Harvard Stadium in Boston, Mas- 2001 – The Convention on Cyber- poet Joseph F. Smith as the seventh sachusetts. crime is signed in Budapest, Hun- 1248 – Conquest of Seville by 1966 – Jerry Kelly, American Christian troops under King Ferdi- president of The Church of Jesus 1971 – Representatives of the gary. nand III of Castile. Christ of Latter-day Saints. People's Republic of China attend 2003 – Rose Revolution: Georgian golfer 1499 – Pretender to the throne 1924 – Edwin Hubble's discovery, the United Nations, including the president Eduard Shevardnadze 1967 – Salli Richardson, Perkin Warbeck is hanged for re- that the Andromeda "nebula" is ac- United Nations Security Council, resigns following weeks of mass American actress, director, and portedly attempting to escape from tually another island galaxy far out- for the first time. protests over flawed elections. producer the Tower of London. He had in- side of our own Milky Way, is first 1972 – The Soviet Union makes 2004 – The Holy Trinity Cathedral 1968 – Robert Denmark, English vaded England in 1497, claiming to published in The New York Times. its final attempt at successfully of Tbilisi, the largest religious build- runner and coach – An Anglo-Ethiopian bound- launching the N1 rocket. ing in Georgia, is consecrated. be the lost son of King Edward IV 1934 1970 – Oded Fehr, Israeli- of England. ary commission in the Ogaden dis- 1974 – Sixty Ethiopian politicians, 2005 – Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is 1531 – The Second War of Kap- covers an Italian garrison at Wal- aristocrats, military officers, and elected president of Liberia and American actor pel results in the dissolution of the wal, well within Ethiopian territory. other persons are executed by the becomes the first woman to lead 1970 – Danny Hoch, American Protestant alliance in Switzerland. This leads to the Abyssinia Crisis. provisional military government. an African country. actor and screenwriter 1644 – John Milton publishes Ar- 1936 – Life magazine is reborn as 1976 – Apneist Jacques Mayol is 2006 – A series of bombings kills 1971 – Lisa Arch, American eopagitica, a pamphlet decrying a photo magazine and enjoys in- the first man to reach a depth of at least 215 people and injures 257 actress censorship. stant success. 100 m undersea without breathing others in Sadr City, making it the 1971 – Vin Baker, American bas- 1733 – The start of the 1733 slave 1939 – World War II: HMS Rawal- equipment. second deadliest sectarian attack ketball player and coach insurrection on St. John in what pindi is sunk by the German battle- 1978 – Cyclone kills about 1000 since the beginning of the Iraq War was then the Danish West Indies. ships Scharnhorst and Gneisenau. people in eastern Sri Lanka. in 2003. 1971 – Chris Hardwick, American 1808 – French and Poles defeat 1940 – World War II: Romania be- 1978 – The Geneva Frequency 2007 – MS Explorer, a cruise liner comedian, actor, producer, and the Spanish at Battle of Tudela. comes a signatory of the Tripartite Plan of 1975 goes into effect, re- carrying 154 people, sinks in the television host 1810 – Sarah Booth debuts at the Pact, officiallyjoining the Axis pow- aligning many of Europe's long- Antarctic Ocean south of Argentina 1972 – Christopher James Adler, Royal Opera House. ers. wave and mediumwave broadcast- after hitting an iceberg near the American drummer 1863 – American Civil War: Battle 1943 – World War II: The Deutsche ing frequencies.[8] South Shetland Islands. There are 1976 – Page Kennedy, American of Chattanooga begins: Union forc- Opernhaus on Bismarckstraße in 1980 – The 6.9 Mw Irpinia earth- no fatalities. actor and rapper es led by General Ulysses S. Grant the Berlin neighborhood of Charlot- quake shakes southern Italy with 2009 – The Maguindanao massa- reinforce troops at Chattanooga, tenburg is destroyed. It will eventu- a maximum Mercalli intensity of X cre occurs in Ampatuan, Maguin- 1976 – Tony Renna, American Tennessee, and counter-attack ally be rebuilt in 1961 and be called (Extreme), killing 2,483–4,900, and danao, Philippines. race car driver (d. 2003) Confederate troops. the Deutsche Oper Berlin. injuring 7,700–8,934. 2010 – Bombardment of Yeonpy- 1977 – Adam Eaton, American 1867 – The Manchester Martyrs 1943 – World War II: Tarawa and 1981 – Iran–Contra affair: Ronald eong: North Korean artillery attack baseball player are hanged in Manchester, Eng- Makin atolls fall to American forces. Reagan signs the top secret Na- kills two civilians and two marines 1978 – Tommy Marth, American land, for killing a police officer while 1946 – French naval bombardment tional Security Decision Directive on Yeonpyeong Island, South Ko- saxophonist (d. 2012) of Hai Phong, Vietnam, kills thou- 17 (NSDD-17), giving the Central rea. freeing two Irish Republican Broth- 1978 – Alison Mosshart, erhood members from custody. sands of civilians. Intelligence Agency the authority to 2011 – Arab Spring: After 11 1876 – Corrupt Tammany Hall 1953 – Pilot Felix Moncla and Lieu- recruit and support Contra rebels months of protests in Yemen, Ye- American singer-songwriter leader William Magear Tweed (bet- tenant Robert Wilson disappear in Nicaragua. meni president Ali Abdullah Saleh 1980 – Ishmael Beah, Sierra ter known as Boss Tweed) is deliv- while in pursuit of a mysterious 1985 – Gunmen hijack EgyptAir signs a deal to transfer power to Leonean child soldier and American ered to authorities in New York City craft over Lake Superior. Flight 648 en route from Athens the vice president, in exchange for author after being captured in Spain. 1955 – The Cocos Islands are to Cairo. When the plane lands in legal immunity. 1980 – David Britz, American 1889 – The first jukebox goes into transferred from the control of the Malta, Egyptian commandos storm 2015 – Blue Origin's New Shepa- nanotechnologist and engineer United Kingdom to that of Australia. the aircraft, but 60 people die in the rd space vehicle became the first operation at the Palais Royale Sa- 1980 – Jonathan Papelbon, loon in San Francisco. 1959 – French President Charles raid. rocket to successfully fly to space 1890 – King William III of the Neth- de Gaulle declares in a speech in 1992 – The first smartphone, the and then return to Earth for a con- American baseball player erlands dies without a male heir Strasbourg his vision for "Europe, IBM Simon, is introduced at COM- trolled, vertical landing. 1984 – Justin Turner, American and a special law is passed to from the Atlantic to the Urals". DEX in Las Vegas, Nevada. baseball player allow his daughter Princess Wil- 1963 – The BBC broadcasts An 1993 – Rachel Whiteread wins both 1992 – Miley Cyrus, American helmina to succeed him. Unearthly Child (starring Wil- the £20,000 Turner Prize award for singer-songwriter and actress 1910 – Johan Alfred Ander be- liam Hartnell), the first episode of best British modern artist and the THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 - PAGE 3

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COLUMN More grateful than ever this Thanksgiving By HOPE E. TREMBLAY Editor Once again, COVID has thwarted my plans. Yours, too? It’s become an unwelcome theme as vacations, family reunions, weddings and holiday celebrations are canceled or reimag- ined. STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE With positive cases of the virus on the uptick, folks TRANSPORTATION CLIMATE INITIATIVE around the world are being encouraged – or in many cases, ordered – to stay home as much as possible. I had Price Cap will ease Compact’s Gas planned to visit out-of-state relatives for Thanksgiving when things were looking up, but my dear Rona once Cost concerns, TCI supporter says again has other plans. And TCI backers question new Tufts report without TCI, but the Tufts study assumes a smaller 14.2 percent with limited gatherings decline. ordered by the governor two By MATT MURPHY Horowitz based his model on data form the U.S. Energy weeks ago, we will not be State House News Service Information Administration, which he called the "gold stan- seeing much of our local rel- BOSTON - Supporters of a regional effort to cap vehicle dard." But TCI officials said EIA's figures for the cost of electric atives, either. emissions urged patience Thursday as states work to finalize vehicles are higher than the current cost of electric cars on the Thanksgiving was always details of the Transportation Climate Initiative before the end of open market, which can impact the transition to cleaner vehi- a big deal in my family, as it the year, putting little stock in a new report that suggested con- cles. is with many families. It was sumers could pay a much higher price at the pump than previ- Bradbury also said the CSPA study uses EIA data on vehicle typical to have 20-plus peo- HOPE E. TREMBLAY ously forecast. miles traveled in the region that differ from the states' own pro- ple gathered at my grandpar- Massachusetts is one of 11 states, with the District of jections, which were used by TCI to develop its own pricing ents’ house. We started early, Columbia, working to develop a new cap-and-trade program to forecasts, and made some pessimistic assumptions in some of its with the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on the TV while reduce carbon emissions along the East Coast by between 20 scenarios about how effectively states would invest in programs enjoying a Bloody Mary with cheese and crackers. percent and 25 percent by 2032. A new report published and projects that reduce emissions. The big meal was served mid-day and included all the tra- Thursday by the Center for State Policy Analysis at Tufts "It leads to some theoretical conclusions about what TCI ditional foods, some with a Murray family spin. One “spin” University and its director Evan Horowitz suggested that con- could look like, but I think what's going to be much more impor- was to the spinach. I have no idea how or who or when this sumers could pay increases of up to 38 cents per gallon of gas tant is what the states actually propose," Dempsey said. began, but we transform a boring box of frozen chopped spin- as a result of TCI, which is more than twice the 17 cents that Both the report and Horowitz acknowledge that there are still ach into something even all the little kids ate. There isn’t TCI states forecast last year. a lot of unknowns, including if and where states will choose to much of a recipe — once cooked, drain the spinach then put But the price for drivers depends a lot on how aggressively set a price cap, which would limit costs to consumers, but also it back in the pot and add butter, a dash of onion powder, states choose to pursue emission reductions, whether they put a constrain emission reductions. Italian seasoned bread crumbs and bacon bits. You’re wel- cap on prices, how states choose to invest in clean energy and "There are definitely open questions about the future cost of come. how the economy rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic. EV batteries and electric vehicles, which could certainly affect This year, I will make the spinach but there may only be Gov. Charlie Baker said this week his is "still very much a fan" the numbers. But the EIA data is the gold standard for this kind four or five of us enjoying it. My cousins may drive-by to say of TCI, but said states were revisiting past pricing models to of analysis," Horowitz said. hello and others will Facetime or Zoom. It will be, well, dif- look at how the market has changed since last November. Matthew Casale, the environment campaigns director for ferent. "We should be much more concerned with what the states are MASSPIRG, said it welcomed "rigorous and intellectual cri- And while I am lamenting normal, I am also embracing actually going to propose than the theoretical," said Chris tique and review" of TCI, but questioned the validity of the having more time with my little family. So many people are Dempsey, director of Transportation for Massachusetts and a Center for State Policy Analysis report by questioning its finan- forging ahead and weathering this pandemic alone and will major proponent of TCI. cial backing. While the potential cost to consumers scared off New eat a meal alone on Thanksgiving. So this year, more than "We want to see the program implemented in a way where it Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu last year when he pulled out of ever, I am thankful for my family. I am grateful to have them provides the greatest public benefit possible. But anytime that negotiations, those behind the effort point out that TCI would critique is carried out with oil industry funding, it should raise gathered around our table. I am enjoying being hunkered also generate hundreds of millions of dollars in new revenue for down with them and on Thanksgiving I will cook for them, eyebrows. We shouldn't be putting big oil interests over public states to invest in clean energy and public health improvements health and the climate," Casale said in a statement. enjoy our time together and keep our tradition of putting up that would cut down on government-funded health care costs. the Christmas decoratiions after all the leftovers are put away The charge stems from a blog post that links the Center for The Tufts study estimated that Massachusetts could net up to State Policy Analysis to the Koch Brothers because the center and watch “Elf.” $1.2 billion in new revenue under one scenario, while the mid- took funding from Emergent Ventures, which is grant program This year we are starting what may become a new family dle ground would mean $775 million for the state at a cost of 24 run through the Mercatus Center at George Mason University tradition — delivering meals for the Southwick Civic Fund’s cents per gallon to consumers. that is partially funded by the controversial Koch family. “Thanksgiving for All” dinner service. With fewer family "This is a bipartisan group of governors that is trying to Horowitz said the CSPA received a one-time, start-up grant members to cook for and entertain, we are taking this oppor- develop a program that is trying to reduce emissions, but in from Emergent Ventures, but receives the bulk of its funding tunity and gift of time to deliver a meal and wish those who politically viable ways. We do not expect that any of these gov- from Tisch College at Tufts University and some some addi- cannot get out a Happy Thanksgiving. ernors have an appetite for the number that Evan puts on the tional support from the Boston Foundation, the Essex County My wish for all of us this holiday is to have someone to eat high end, so there will be price caps," Dempsey said. Community Foundation, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. with, whether in person or virtually, and, of course, good James Bradbury, mitigation program director for the The center's board also include a mix of ideological perspec- health. Georgetown Climate Center, said the Tufts center made some tives, including those of two former governors -- Republican baseline assumptions that differed from those used by TCI states Jane Swift and Democrat Michael Dukakis. to project the impact a cap-and-trade program would have on "There's absolutely nothing to this claim, which is really just fuel costs. an attempt to discredit our findings. We've never taken Koch One of those assumptions has to do with how quickly carbon money nor has there been any kind of Koch influence. The emissions are likely to decline without any intervention. The whole absurd charge is based on a $25,000 startup grant we got TCI states believe that on the current trajectory in the region in 2019 for legal costs and logo design, not from the Koch foun- would see up to a 19 percent decrease in emissions by 2032 dation," Horowitz said.

Data explores pandemic impacts on health care jobs, access By KATIE LANNAN numbers. Hospital employment was charges than they did for non-COVID State House News Service down 0.7 percent in Massachusetts, and stays. BOSTON - Massachusetts has experi- 2.1 percent nationally. The HPC, with academic partners and enced a larger decline in health care sec- After rebounding somewhat from dra- the Massachusetts Chapter of the tor employment during the COVID-19 matic dips earlier this year, hospital American College of Physicians, sur- pandemic than the country as a whole, emergency room and inpatient visits in veyed provider practices in May and according to data presented Wednesday Massachusetts were still below 2019 lev- June about the impacts of COVID-19, to the Health Policy Commission. els as of September, according to the and repeated that survey in September From February to August, health care commission. and October. employment nationally fell by 3.8 per- Auerbach said discharge data that 15 The second round of surveys showed cent across the country, and by 5.1 per- hospitals submitted to the state's Center "more struggling practices than thriving cent in Massachusetts. for Health Information and Analysis practices," Auerbach said. David Auerbach, the commission's reveals a "really striking disparity by race Respondents identified the pandemic's research director, said while the employ- and ethnicity." At those hospitals, white socioeconomic effects on patients and ment drops were larger for Bay State patients accounted for 66.5 percent of effects on staff as top areas of concern. physician offices, outpatient care facili- non-COVID inpatient visits and 52.8 "Provider stress and burnout is a com- ties, nursing and residential care facilities percent of COVID-related discharges. mon theme that people were expressing The Westfield News and home health, they were not as severe Black, Asian and Hispanic patients each everywhere," Auerbach said. A publication of The Reminders Publishing, LLC for hospitals when compared to national made up a higher share of COVID dis-

Mike Dobbs Barbara Perry Managing Editor Sales Manager New jobless claims at highest level since June Hope E. Tremblay Editor James Johnson-Corwin By CHRIS LISINSKI expanded eligibility to gig workers and crashed in late March and early April, Multi-Media Manager State House News Service others. but they reflect a uptick in the need for Chris Putz Marie Brazee BOSTON - Confirmed COVID-19 The claims across the two programs joblessness aid as Massachusetts copes Sports Editor Business Manager cases are not the only pandemic-era surpassed 60,000 for the first time since with a second surge of the highly infec- numbers on the rise again: total new the week ending June 6, when tious virus. Fran Smith Lorie Perry unemployment claims in Massachusetts Massachusetts was still early in a multi- Labor officials plan on Friday to General Manager Director of Ad Production last week reached the highest level in step plan to revive business activity fol- release monthly unemployment rate and more than five months. lowing months of forced shutdowns. jobs data for October, a month that saw a State officials reported receiving Counting only the traditional claims, steadily increasing amount of weekly 181 Root Road, Westfield , MA 01085 52,087 new applications for standard last week's total was the highest since benefit claims. unemployment insurance benefits May 2. The Massachusetts unemployment (413)562-4181 between Nov. 8 and Nov. 14, and anoth- The figures are nowhere near the tidal rate fell to 9.6 percent in September after www.thewestfieldnews.com er 8,122 claims for the Pandemic wave of claims -- more than 100,000 per five months in double digits. Unemployment Assistance program that week for four weeks straight -- that THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 - PAGE 5

Handmade mittens are a trademark of Bev Donnachie Jennifer Doser of Westfield sells her Relax. Rinse. Repeat products Artisan Bev Donnachie of Westfield has her hobby of Westfield, and she is currently selling them at throughout the region – including at several local businesses. (JENNIFER horses featured at the Noble and Cooley Museum and Coward Farms in Southwick. (BEV DONNACHIE DOSER PHOTO) Gift Shop in Granville. (BEV DONNACHIE PHOTO) PHOTO) Artisans Continued from Page 1

to donate over 10% of every pur- chase to Autism Speaks and other local charities.” With 2021 now in sight, Doser is bullish on her plans for the future. “We hope to expand our current product offerings in 2021 and offer our customers even more products to love,” she said. For Bev Donnachie, she too has fea- tured her work at the Westfield Farmers’ Market for years, and has since branched out to other locations. “Pilgrim Candle in Westfield has some of my pillows, towels, face masks and aprons, and I recently brought my hobby horses and dog bone wreaths to the Noble and Cooley Museum and Gift Shop in Granville,” said Donnachie, adding she also has a variety of hand- made items at Outside The Box Gift Joanne Bigelow enjoys making large decorations for the holidays – including Shop in Ludlow, and a variety of mitten this snowshoe creation. Her work can be found at the Pottery Cellar at The Mill sets at Coward Farms in Southwick. at Crane Pond. (JOANNE BIGELOW PHOTO) Donnachie is best known in the area for her wool mittens which are made work is currently available at the at this time of year. from old wool sweaters. Pottery Cellar at The Mill at Crane “I truly enjoy repurposing older items “I recycle wool sweaters, shrink them Pond. He also enjoys working on spe- and making something new and unex- and cut them up,” she said, adding, “no cial requests. pected with them,” said Bigelow. “The two mittens are alike.” “I’ve been a hobby woodworker for larger outdoor decor can be easily seen Donnachie said she misses participat- almost my whole life, learning what I from the street and really makes a state- ing in the craft fairs this year. know from my father,” said Lisowski. ment to your home.” “Participating in the Harvest Fair in “Since retiring from the corporate IT For small business owners seeking Granville last year went so well,” she world, I decided to try the craft fair more exposure for their products and said. “I am also thankful that people are route. Right now the focus is on the services, Lesley Weber Lambert, calling after taking my business card upcoming holiday crafts.” administrator of the We Love Westfield while at the Westfield Farmers’ Market Joanne Bigelow of Jojo’s Rustic Community Forum Facebook page, this year.” Remnants, whose work is also featured welcomes postings on “Westfield Small Joanne Bigelow has a wide variety of holiday creations for sale For Mark Lisowski of Mark’s at the Pottery Cellar, enjoys making Biz Saturday.” On occasion, she noted at the Pottery Cellar at The Mill at Crane Pond, including this Wooden Creations and the president of large outdoor decor including giant a “Tout Tuesday” posting can also be a local wood turning club, his craft colorful mailbox featuring a bear. (JOANNE BIGELOW PHOTO) wreaths, life-size sleighs and toboggans found on the Facebook page.

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Study points to greater gas price impacts from Transportation Pact By MATT MURPHY have pointed out how revenues to the state can State House News Service be reinvested in underserved communities that BOSTON - A new study of the cap-and- have been harmed by air pollution and other trade program under development by Northeast environmental hazards. states to reduce carbon emissions from cars The reports notes that the environmental and trucks found that the program could be benefits of TCI will depend on whether states more than twice as expensive for drivers than use the money to supplement existing spend- previously estimated, with the pandemic ing on public health and climate change miti- potentially playing a major role in how effec- gation, or simply replace existing sources of tive the Transportation Climate Initiative will revenue with TCI money and redirect new The rules are quite simple: choose the winner from every game on the Sunday slate. The entrant with the most be. spending elsewhere. wins will be deemed the weekly winner. winning entry must also beat the Putz. The total combined points from The Center for State Policy Analysis (CSPA) The higher price estimates in the Tufts study the Sunday night game will be used to break any ties. If any ties still remain, a random drawing will used to de- at Tufts University concluded that TCI would stem, in part, from researchers' assumption termine the sole winner. Entry forms must be postmarked and mailed OR DRO PPED OFF to: reminder publishing, help reduce carbon emissions across the region that carbon emissions will decline without 181 Root Road, westfield, Ma 01085 or emailed to: [email protected] every Friday before that and generate significant revenue for participat- intervention at a slower rate than that projected weekend’s football games by 11:59 p.m. One entry per household. Each weekly winner will be entered into a ing states to invest in clean energy alternatives by those with the TCI coalition, Horowitz said. drawing held at season’s end. If less than 6 weeks of the 2020 pro football season is played due to Coronavirus, and public health. While TCI estimates that emissions will protests, or any act of God, there will be no end o f season drawing prizes awarded. In the event of a game not The tradeoff, however, would be increases decline between 6 percent and 19 percent good luck! in gasoline and diesel prices from as little at 3 without a cap-and-trade program, the Tufts being completed, that game will not be considered in the final tabulation for that week’s games. cents to as much as 38 cents per gallon in study believes those carbon reductions will be Entry Forms will appear in the printed edition of The Westfield News daily Monday thru Friday, and weekly in 2022, according to the report released closer to 14.2 percent over the decade from The Pennysaver, East Longmeadow Reminder, Agawam Reminder, Easthampton Reminder and Chicopee Herald. The Thursday. The wide range takes in account a 2022 to 2032. Putz’ Picks and winners will be published in the Saturday edition of the Westfield News and in the following variety of factors, including how aggressively The lower natural rate reduction means state week’s editions of The Pennysaver, East Longmeadow Reminder, Agawam Reminder, Easthampton Reminder and states try to reduce emissions and the health of policies will have to bridge a wider gap to Chicopee Herald. Picks and winners will also be posted on TheWestfieldNews.com and on TheReminder.com the economy as it recovers from the COVID- meet emission targets, driving up the price of 19 pandemic. carbon allowances and fuel. WEEKLY PRIZE: $25 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO DELANEY’S MARKET. Gov. Charlie Baker, who has been leading The study also warned that the coalition's – ALL WINNERS WILL BE ENTERED IN OUR END OF SEASON DRAWING – the push to establish the regional TCI program, decision to implement a price cap, which said this week that cooperating states were tak- would serve to limit increases in fuel prices, ing a new look at the framework of the pro- will impact its ability to achieve emission GRAND PRIZE 2ND PRIZE 3RD PRIZE gram in light of the pandemic and how busi- reduction targets. $ $ ness restrictions have impacted travel. "There is a straight tradeoff. If you set a SUPER BOWL PARTY 250 100 "I'm still very much a fan, but as I said yes- price cap, you do not reach your emission tar- GIFT CARD GIFT CARD terday in answer to another question, there's a gets," Horowitz said. IINCLUDES: lot that's changed about transportation gener- The Transportation Climate Initiative started Super bowl Sunday - ally over the course of the past eight months, as a collaboration between 12 states and the Party for 10 people and that stuff's got to get baked into the way District of Columbia, but the politics of carbon $500 VALUE people model what this would mean and how taxing and the possibility of higher consumer (alcohol NOT included) it would work going forward for them," Baker prices pushed New Hampshire Gov. Chris said Wednesday. Sununu last year to withdraw. 807 Williams StREET longmeadow • wilbraham In December 2019, TCI states released their The remaining states were due to release a 99 Springfield Road, Westfield, MA Longmeadow, MA westfield own study that estimated the cap-and-trade memorandum of understanding with the final www.shortstopbarandgrill.com www.michaelszwedjewelers.cOM www.delaneysmarket.com program would add between 5 cents and 17 framework for the cap-and-trade program this cents to the price of a gallon of gasoline spring, but the pandemic caused the states to depending on whether the coalition set a target adjust that timeline. The group now anticipates NAME: of a 20 percent, 22 percent or 25 percent WEEK 12 PICKS a final MOU before the end of the year for SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 2020 reduction in emissions by 2032. states that want to participate to sign. ______The CSPA study, however, calculated that In Massachusetts, Gov. Baker has the J LAS VEGAS @ J ATLANTA under the middle emission reduction scenario authority to enter into a multi-state carbon ADDRESS: of 22 percent TCI would most likely add 24 reduction pact on his own, but other governors J L.A. CHARGERS @ J BUFFALO cents to the price of gas at the pump and gener- will need to seek Legislative approval. ______ate $775 million for Massachusetts to invest in "You know, the biggest thing we've been J N.Y. GIANTS @ J CINCINNATI clean energy and public health. doing, and this has been done in conjunction J Tennessee J Indianapolis ______If the economy stagnates due to the pan- with the other states that have been part of this @ demic, the Tufts report estimated that the price dialogue, is reprogramming some of the data J CAROLINA @ J MINNESOTA ______increase would decrease to 13 cents, but the around modeling the impact, because we're state would also collect just $406 million. living at a point in time now that's dramati- J ARIZONA @ J NEW ENGLAND PHONE: ______The greatest cost to consumers would arise cally different from the point in time we were MIAMI N.Y. Jets if the states pursued a 25 percent reduction in living in when people's expectations about J @ J emissions by 2032 and the economy rebounds miles traveled and all the rest were a lot differ- J CLEVELAND @ J JACKSONVILLE and continues to grow at a moderate clip. ent than they are today," Baker said on Tuesday. 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ARIES (March 21-April 19)  Even while at work, today stimulates a deeper spiritual awareness. Heed a message brought in a dream. Decisions can be made about home and family. You’ll prefer to spend time away from crowds. Tonight: Write emails, arrange meetings and journal. Mark Buford TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SCARY GARY  Friends are a blessing today. Membership in a group can be a catalyst for happiness and accomplishment. Insight is especially keen, and there’s a sense of rebirth following the clearing of old block- ages. Tonight: Finds you dwelling on regrets or a lost love. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)  The urge to try something new is brewing. Make decisions and sched- ule meetings. Changes within a profession as a whole might make adjustments a must. Crosswords Make a note in your journal of creative inspirations that occur. Tonight: Send handwritten invitations. DOGS of C-KENNEL Mick and Mason Mastroianni CANCER (June 21-July 22)  Today finds you sharing anec- dotes with others to teach as well as to entertain. This leads you to assume a lead- ership role. If in doubt, reflect before tak- ing action. Love takes a dramatic turn for the better. Tonight: The Moon brightens your travel sector. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)  Honor the memory of those who have passed, as well as events that have occurred in your life. You will feel free to release and move forward. It brings an excursion that serves as a catalyst for growth. Tonight: Your long-harbored dread of loneliness dissipates. B.C. Mastroianni and Hart VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)  Discussions revolve around the future of a partnership. Legal matters might require some attention. People close to you are sentimental. You will be espe- cially responsive and sensitive. Control emotional impulses and keep a sense of humor if you’re upset. Tonight: Relax. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)  Today promises excite- ment. A new environment and new routine are possible. Be receptive to changes, but wait and see which way the wind blows before moving forward. The veil between this world and the next will feel quite thin. Tonight: Catch up with a friend. ONE BIG HAPPY Rick Detorie SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)  A new love or friend prospect hovers on the fringes of social gatherings you attend remotely, waiting shyly for encouragement from you. Issue an invita- tion today. Also consider making original holiday gifts and decorations. You are thinking way ahead today. Tonight: Highly creative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)  A residential change may be considered, and family members are going through some changes. Dynamic and demanding people approach you at work. You might feel that you’re being swept along by the ideas of another. Adapt. ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett Tonight: Back away from confrontations. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)  The pace will be fast. This transit favors initiating meetings, conver- sations and messages. Much is learned through conversations and emails. Commuter travel accelerates in frequency and importance. A neighbor becomes a bet- ter friend. Tonight: Emphasize the power of written affirmations. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)  Today promises shape- shifting and exchanges. It’s easy to make adjustments and resolve long-standing dilemmas, including financial problems. Hunches and synchronicities should be Cryptoquip ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe heeded. Make the most of the new oppor- tunities the universe offers. New income sources are on the way. Tonight: Celebration. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20)  Your loving and caring nature exudes a captivating compassion -- maybe not today though. Today finds you very motivated. You’re bursting with enthusiasm about new projects. Do release stress, however. Tonight: Step back and regroup if you feel a tinge of anger.

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I nearly perspirant around your neck to help pre- ing my potted plants because of the child lost too young. Although we did it before plastic statistics had an accident today when a driver vent ring around the collar. drought in Southern California. I use were the norm, it still makes me cringe. Please ask your readers didn’t use his signals to indicate that he NONSTOP TALKERS leftover ice cubes from my husband’s to celebrate a life or occasion with natural resources. Maybe your was changing lanes. I may have been in Dear Heloise: As the very busy wife lunch cooler to save water. I place them readers can even write to you with some suggestions. -- No More his blind spot, which is all the more rea- of a minister with another demanding in the potted plants outside. - Sandy S., Balloons son to signal that he was changing lanes. full-time job, I was often frustrated by Riverside, Calif. Dear Balloons: Thank you for your letter. While balloons are Then there are the drivers who do not calls from lonely people who could talk JUST A REMINDER celebratory, you are correct that they can pose a risk to wildlife pull over when they hear or see an ambu- nonstop for hours. I finally got myself off Dear Readers: As the holidays and the environment. The most responsible thing to do is to find lance or fire truck behind them. In many the hook by setting my oven timer upon approach, let’s all remember to wear our a natural resource for celebrations instead, such as flowers, can- cases a few minutes can mean the differ- receiving such calls and placing it near masks, wash our hands frequently and dles or even planting a tree. If you do use balloons, make sure ence between life and death to the person the telephone. After 10 or 15 minutes, I stay happy and healthy for the coming they are deflated and cut up and put into the trash so they don't in an ambulance. So holding up any expressed my regrets and said: “Oops! 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"It takes a village to raise a child" is an African collectors today. proverb that means it takes a community effort for children to DIRTY LAUNDRY grow up in a safe and healthy environment, and that definitely Dear Heloise: Please help! I am a applies here. bachelor and need to know how to clean You also mentioned that you have mental health problems. Ask “ring around the collar.” Nothing I do for more help -- from your mom and siblings but also from your does any good. -- Bob C., Studio City, church or community. You could also seek support through gov- Calif. ernment programs including Temporary Assistance for Needy Bob, first you’ll need to remove the Families (TANF) and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program grease. To do that, soak the collar (or the for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC). Best of luck to you and whole shirt) in a liquid dishwashing soap your family. with a generous amount of the soap ——— worked into the collar. 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MORIN TIMOTHY K., LUSA-HALL HEIDI K., LAND & BUILDING located at 26 WEST GLEN DR in WESTFIELD, containing 21,780.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map 056R008600000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS Document 97665-1, Certificate 25302. Tax for FY-2019 $5,616.22. JORGENSEN, CLIFFORD I, LAND & BUILDING located at MULVEY JAMES P. JR, 6 MORRIS ST in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at containing 15,485.000 SQ FT 54 RIDGECREST DR in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map containing 22,500.000 SQ FT 0560006500000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY 1170000900000, recorded at REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 12464/254. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $3,557.73. Book/Page 6063/0338. Tax for FY-2019 $5,033.39. KAIRYS, GINGER L., KAIRYS, JENNIFER A., NICOL, WILLIAM T & JOANNE, LAND located at BUILDING located at SOUTHAMPTON RD 150 HILLSIDE RD in WESTFIELD, in WESTFIELD, containing 10,019.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map 014R002400230, recorded at 2540010400000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 21858/462. THE WESTFIELD NEWS WWW.THEWESTFIELDNEWS.COMBook/Page 17637/228. Tax for FY-2019 $142.95. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 2020 - PAGE 9 Tax for FY-2019 $11.80. O'CONNOR, SANDRA DYAL, KILHART, KOLBY RYAN, LAND & BUILDING located at LAND & BUILDING located at 53 BRIARCLIFF DR in WESTFIELD, Advertising 379 LOOMIS ST in WESTFIELD, containing 21,875.000 SQ FT communitycontaining 15,695.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map 2890004300000, recorded at 002R000600000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY Deadline HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 9408/0550. Book/Page 21340/373. Tax for FY-2019 $4,035.49. Tax for FY-2019 $73.10. is 2 Days OCONNOR GERALDINE, KINGSLEY, DAVID E & MICHELE P, LAND located at LAND & BUILDING located at FAIRVIEW AV 168 ROOT RD in WESTFIELD, in WESTFIELD, containing 1.040 ACRES containing 6,098.000 SQ FT Before shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map 062R006200000, recorded at 0490005000000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY emailREGISTRYemail Flora OF DEEDS [email protected] at [email protected] OF DEEDS classifiedsBook/Page 17919/0585. Book/Page PO10/66E1. Tax for FY-2019 $2,336.95. Tax for FY-2019 $7.87. LEGAL NOTICES FERNANDEZ, CHRISTOPHER KLASSEE K-9 KENNEL INC, ORGANEK, JERAH L., MICHAEL & MEGAN R, LAND & BUILDING located at LAND & BUILDING located at AUTO FOR SALE LAND & BUILDING located at November 23, 2020 LOOMIS ST in WESTFIELD, 132 FOCH AV in WESTFIELD, 114 NEW BROADWAY containing 11,000.000 SQ FT CASHFORCARS! We buy all cars! Junk, containing 3.560 ACRES high-end, totaled-it doesn't matter! Get free in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map THE COMMONWEALTH OF containing 5,880.000 SQ FT towing and same day cash! NEWER MODELS MASSACHUSETTS 012R003500000, recorded at 2110003200000, recorded at too! Call 844-813-0213TAg shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY 2780003800000, recorded at CITY OF WESTFIELD REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS SAle HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 16011/260. Book/Page 20201/256. REGISTRY OF DEEDS OFFICE OF THE Tax for FY-2019 $4,469.33. Tax for FY-2019 $979.72. CAREER TRAINING COLLECTOR OF TAXES Book/Page 21779/201. Computer & IT training program! Train to be- Tax for FY-2019 $1,492.95. LEHENRY, OLGA M J, PEREZ, HEIDI, come Computer & Help Desk Professional! NOTICE OF TAX TAKING LAND located at MARTIN, ROBYN, Grants & scholarships for qualified applicants FIGEROA, WALTER, FOWLER RD Subsequent Owner: on certain programs. 888-449-1713 (M-F 8-6 TOTHEOWNERSOFTHEHEREINAFTERAUTOS emplOymenTLAND located at reAlin WESTFIELD, eSTATe hOmeSOUTHBRIDGE imprOvemenT RE, LLC, ET)TAg SAleS DESCRIBEDLANDANDTOALLOTHERS SOUTHAMPTON RD (REAR) containing 25.950 ACRES LAND & BUILDING located at CONCERNED in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map 25 PLEASANT ST in WESTFIELD, TRAINONLINETODOMEDICALBILLING! containing 3,485.000 SQ FT 003R001000000, recorded at containing 7,800.000 SQ FT Become a Medical Office Professional at CTI! YOUTo ARE place HEREBY NOTIFIED your THAT onclassified the shown on Assessor's ad Map call 413-562-4181,HAMPDEN COUNTY ext. 118 shown on Assessor's Map Get trained & certified to work in months! Call 7th day of DECEMBER at 12:00 o’clock P.M. 2540009200000, recorded at REGISTRY OF DEEDS 0260000100000, recorded at 888-572-6790. (M-F 8-6 ET) at THE CITY HALL DROP BOX pursuant to HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 20943/266. HAMPDEN COUNTY the provisions of General Laws, REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $49.91. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 17483/0495. Book/Page 19975/193. CHIMNEY SWEEPS Chapter 60, Section 53, and by virtue of the Tax for FY-2019 $2.99. LEJA, BRENDA L, Tax for FY-2019 $3,415.19. authority vested in me as Collector of Taxes, LAND & BUILDING located at 43 SIMMONS BROOK DR HENTNICK FISH, FLORENCE M., CHIMNEY SWEEPS LAND & BUILDING located at in WESTFIELD, ITISMYINTENTIONTOTAKEFORTHE containing 43,560.000 SQ FT RIVERA, HENOT & TAMMY MARIE, Chimney repairs and rebuilds. Stainless steel CITYOFWESTFIELD 175 WESTERN CL in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at caps and liner systems. Inspections, masonry containing 15,000.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map 048R006500000, recorded at 344 PROSPECT ST EX work and gutter cleaning. Free estimates. In- the following parcels of land for non-payment shown on Assessor's Map in WESTFIELD, sured. Quality work from a business you can of the taxes due thereon, with interest and all HAMPDEN COUNTY 0830002300000, recorded at REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 2.000 ACRES trust. (413)848-0100, (800)793-3706. incidental costs to the date of the taking, un- HAMPDEN COUNTY shown on Assessor's Map less the same shall have been paid before that Book/Page 15150/393. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $649.15. 040R007700000, recorded at date. Book/Page 20430/186. HAMPDEN COUNTY Tax for FY-2019 $924.75. LP4 LLC, REGISTRY OF DEEDS A STEP ABOVE THE REST! LIST OF PARCELS TO BE TAKEN LAND & BUILDING located at Book/Page 20172/471. FITZGERALD, JOHN T, CASE, 11 MYRTLE AV in WESTFIELD, Tax for FY-2019 $5,183.42. JMF CHIMNEY SERVICE THEFOLLOWINGINFORMATIONMUSTBE CLAIRE F. & GALLO, MARIE containing 6,325.000 SQ FT GIVENINTHECASEOFEACHPARCEL: LAND & BUILDING located at shown on Assessor's Map RODRIGUEZ EDWIN & LORI J., Need chimney repair? 27 OAK AV in WESTFIELD, 0280005100000, recorded at LAND & BUILDING located at We do brick repair, crown · Names of all owners known to the collector. In containing 10,164.000 SQ FT HAMPDEN COUNTY 21 KING ST in WESTFIELD, seals and repairs. Stainless the taking of undivided real estate of deceased shown on Assessor's Map REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 8,712.000 SQ FT steel liner installs, as well persons, the names of all the heirs or devisees 0360003600000, recorded at Book/Page 19805/0070. shown on Assessor's Map as stainless rain caps. interested as appearing in the probate records. HAMPDEN COUNTY Tax for FY-2019 $3,092.41. 0600006700000, recorded at We sweep all flues. REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Stove Installations. ·The year for which the tax was assessed. Book/Page 10451/0279. LP4 LLC, REGISTRY OF DEEDS Free estimates provided. Tax for FY-2019 $3,343.76. LAND & BUILDING located at Book/Page 8905/0012. Owner operated · Amount of tax assessed on each parcel to be 68 WESTWOOD DR in WESTFIELD, Tax for FY-2019 $1,388.70. taken. The unpaid balance, if any, of the tax containing 34,848.000 SQ FT Call: 413-330-2186 assessed. FITZGERALD, PAUL J, FITZGERALD, GARY C, shown on Assessor's Map RODRIGUEZ, GILBERT L, 0810001600000, recorded at LAND & BUILDING located at · Description of the several rights, lots, or divi- LAND & BUILDING located at 22 FRANCIS ST in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY 36 - 36 1/2 ORANGE ST sions, sufficiently accurate to identify the REGISTRY OF DEEDS in WESTFIELD, premises. containing 13,680.000 SQ FT ELECTRICIAN shown on Assessor's Map Book/Page 21870/499. containing 8,712.000 SQ FT Tax for FY-2019 $2,403.38. shown on Assessor's Map In the case of registered land, Certificate of 2370004100000, recorded at 0560005500000, recorded at FLOREK'S ELECTRICAL HAMPDEN COUNTY SERVICE Title number must be given. LUQUINN PROPERTIES, LLC, HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 13770/449. LAND located at Fully experienced for all your electrical needs, CANTERBURY LA Book/Page 16354/0418. Tax for FY-2019 $2,474.76. Tax for FY-2019 $2,855.23. in your home or business. No job too small or in WESTFIELD, too big. Electrical service upgrades, new con- containing 1.300 ACRES AGAPE CHURCH, FRAPPIER, DANIEL J, ROSS PHYLLIS J. & DAVID A., struction or additions, emergency generators; LAND & BUILDING located at shown on Assessor's Map New installation and maintenance service. LAND & BUILDING located at 055R00200001K, recorded at LAND & BUILDING located at 11 WASHINGTON ST in WESTFIELD, 24 ELY ST in WESTFIELD, 347 SOUTHWICK RD in WESTFIELD, Fully insured/licensed. containing 12,180.000 SQ FT HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 13,804.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 14,000.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map shown on Assessor's Map Call Jason, Master Electrician: 0550000300000, recorded at Book/Page 21460/254. 413-568-6293 0960003300000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $66.88. 0960007200000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 21830/088. Book/Page 16228/0367. MACKAY, DENNIS J, Book/Page 7339/0558. JAMES FERRIS ELECTRICIAN Tax for FY-2019 $60.16. Tax for FY-2019 $1,331.69. LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $3,470.91. Lic.#E16303 29 BECKWITH AV in WESTFIELD, Free estimate, senior discount. AUCLAIR, GINA M, GELONESE, CHRISTOPHER H & containing 5,000.000 SQ FT SHAKER, MICHAEL E, Insured. 40-yrs. experience. LAND & BUILDING located at KATHRYN M, shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at 1 RESERVOIR RD in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at 0700003500000, recorded at 14 MATHER ST in WESTFIELD, No job too small. containing 1.100 ACRES 168 SUSAN DR in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 8,850.000 SQ FT Call 413-330-3682 shown on Assessor's Map containing 9,360.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map 045R003500000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map Book/Page 17634/0328. 0280005800000, recorded at POEHLMAN ELECTRIC HAMPDEN COUNTY 2850004000000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $2,507.90 HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS All types of wiring. Book/Page 15088/485. REGISTRY OF DEEDS MALANOWSKI, RUTH M & ANNA T, Book/Page 17927/0394. Free estimates. Insured. Tax for FY-2019 $395.86. Book/Page 19370/0452. Subsequent Owner: Tax for FY-2019 $2,792.71. SPECIALIZING IN PORTABLE Tax for FY-2019 $161.45. ABUNDANT LIFE INC., AND WHOLE HOUSE AYERS, SHIRLEY, LAND located at SKERRY, ZANE B., KOHLER GENERATORS, LAND & BUILDING located at 122 SACKETT RD LAND located at SERVICE UPGRADES, 113 NEW BROADWAY in WESTFIELD, GILES CHRISTY L. & DAVID R., in WESTFIELD, HILLSIDE RD SMALL JOBS, POOLS. containing 3,500.000 SQ FT LAND & BUILDING located at containing 41,483.000 SQ FT in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map BELANGER RD in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map containing 1,307.000 SQ FT Gutter de-icing cables 2780003900000, recorded at containing 22,651.000 SQ FT 013R00460001A, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map installed. All calls answered! HAMPDEN COUNTY shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY 0940004300000, recorded at Best prices, prompt service. REGISTRY OF DEEDS 2690002600000, recorded at REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Lic. #A-16886 Book/Page 16884/0017. HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 5328/120. REGISTRY OF DEEDS (413)562-5816 Tax for FY-2019 $1,544.64. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $1,728.99. Book/Page 20637/176. Book/Page 8698/0035. Tax for FY-2019 $1.00. BARNES, DALE E & MELISSA M, Tax for FY-2019 $26.97. MARSHALL, BRIAN S & KAREN A, FIREWOOD LAND located at LAND & BUILDING located at STRICKLAND, MARJORIE M, 9 BELANGER DR GONGLIK, NANCY M., 153 PROSPECT ST EX Subsequent Owner: in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at in WESTFIELD, PINETTE, STEVEN G., AFFORDABLE FIREWOOD containing 18,295.000 SQ FT 291 STEIGER DR in WESTFIELD, containing 30,000.000 SQ FT HAUFF, COLLEEN C., shown on Assessor's Map containing 20,038.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at Seasoned and green. Cut, 2690002300000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map 040R009000000, recorded at 48 LARCHLY AV in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY 1280004500000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 11,534.000 SQ FT split, delivered. Any length. REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map Now ready for immediate Book/Page 11357/0210. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 16991/510. 0960004900000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY delivery. Senior, Veteran and Tax for FY-2019 $5.49. Book/Page 5249/0387. Tax for FY-2019 $7,934.87. bulk discounts apply! Tax for FY-2019 $5,803.60. REGISTRY OF DEEDS BISBEE IV, HENRY M., Book/Page 17377/0340. MICHONSKI, JOSEPH F JR & Tax for FY-2019 $35.06. LAND & BUILDING located at GONZALES, DORIS O, CHRISTINE B, Call: 413-530-4820 292 WEST RD in WESTFIELD, BUILDING located at LAND & BUILDING located at containing 30,120.000 SQ FT VELIS, PETER A. & SUZANNE E., 555 RUSSELL RD 4A 104 HIGHLAND VIEW ST LAND & BUILDING located at shown on Assessor's Map in WESTFIELD, in WESTFIELD, 046R001400000, recorded at 18 SPRUCE CL in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map containing 14,250.000 SQ FT containing 1.190 ACRES FREE GIVEAWAYS HAMPDEN COUNTY 033R00190004A, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map Pine Futon w/arms and NordicTrack Ski Ma- REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY 0670001500000, recorded at 0460002000000, recorded at chine. Both is great shape! 413-388-4941 Book/Page 21852/183. REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Tax for FY-2019 $212.44. HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 15056/290. REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $2,357.11. Book/Page 15721/0028. Book/Page 9183/0336. GENERAL SERVICES BOISVERE, DEBORAH M, Tax for FY-2019 $3,936.55. LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $3,224.94. GRAVES, SCOTT A., A.R.A. JUNK & 40 JOSEPH AV in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at MORAN THELMA I. MCMAHON, containing 25,228.000 SQ FT VIALE, CHRISTOPHER A & AMY L, 96 WHITE ST in WESTFIELD, BREGOLI MARY JANE MCMAHON, Subsequent Owner: FURNITURE REMOVAL shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at 2670001500000, recorded at containing 9,273.000 SQ FT HIGH POINT FINANCE, LLC, shown on Assessor's Map 129 HUBBARD ST in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at FULL HOUSE CLEANOUTS HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 17,190.000 SQ FT 15 BRIMFIELD WY in WESTFIELD, REGISTRY OF DEEDS 0100005800000, recorded at Appliances, Gararage HAMPDEN COUNTY shown on Assessor's Map containing 33,355.000 SQ FT Book/Page 14364/165. 0670003000000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map We Recycle & Donate Tax for FY-2019 $436.92. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 21688/154. HAMPDEN COUNTY 017R00020002A, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $111.81. REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Open & In Business during this CLARK, JOHN, Book/Page 3733/0475. REGISTRY OF DEEDS LAND & BUILDING located at difficult time to serve you! GRAY, GAYLE A., Tax for FY-2019 $1,657.57 Book/Page 14886/0029. 621 WEST RD in WESTFIELD, Tax for FY-2019 $3,811.19. containing 17,000.000 SQ FT Subsequent Owner: TIERNEY, TIMOTHY, DAVID JOHN MORGAN, CO- PETE 413-433-0356 shown on Assessor's Map TRUSTEE OF THE BELISLE FAMILY WAJDO THOMAS E., 038R000900000, recorded at LAND & BUILDING located at Free Estimates 133 MEADOW ST in WESTFIELD, IRREVOCABLE TRUST AND LAND & BUILDING located at HAMPDEN COUNTY DOUGLAS JAMES MORGAN, 50 BROOKLINE AV in WESTFIELD, Credit cards accepted REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 6,927.000 SQ FT CO-TRUSTEE OF THE BELISLE containing 8,850.000 SQ FT www.arajunkremoval.com Book/Page 14450/270. shown on Assessor's Map FAMILY IRREVOCABLE TRUST shown on Assessor's Map Tax for FY-2019 $1,976.92. 0080003500000, recorded at LAND & BUILDING located at 0310001600000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY 244 DOX RD in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY CLIFFORD, JOAN B, REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 8,550.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS RICHIE’S HOME IMPROVEMENTS CARPENTER, CHRISTINE M, Book/Page 20587/087. shown on Assessor's Map Book/Page 6888/0407. LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $9.51. Contractor/Mechanical Services/ 2730000800000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $22.44. Handyman 437 E MOUNTAIN RD in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 1.580 ACRES GUTT, EDWARD M & JUDITH E, Replacement windows, vinyl siding, roofing, REGISTRY OF DEEDS WALL, EDMUND L.& STELLA T., gutters installed/cleaned, remodeling, painting, shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at Book/Page 18173/0164. LAND & BUILDING located at 037R002800000, recorded at 883 SOUTHAMPTON RD flooring/carpeting, masonry, carpentry, power- Tax for FY-2019 $4,018.31. 40 SHEPARD ST in WESTFIELD, washing & ceramic tiling. Residential/commer- HAMPDEN COUNTY in WESTFIELD, containing 7,296.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS cial. No job too small. Lic#148425/Insured containing 1.750 ACRES MORIN TIMOTHY K., shown on Assessor's Map 413-746-2171/413-246-0927 Book/Page 12002/0493. shown on Assessor's Map LUSA-HALL HEIDI K., 0630004000000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $3,914.10. 064R000100000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY LAND & BUILDING located at Rain gutters cleaned, repaired. Antennas re- HAMPDEN COUNTY 26 WEST GLEN DR in WESTFIELD, REGISTRY OF DEEDS RICHARD H. COFFIN AND Book/Page 3782/0350. moved. Chimneys repaired and chimney caps REGISTRY OF DEEDS containing 21,780.000 SQ FT installed. Roof leaks and vents sealed. Senior KAREN M. COFFIN, CO-TRUSTEES Book/Page 9983/0391. shown on Assessor's Map Tax for FY-2019 $3,530.35. OF THE RICHARD H. COFFIN discount. Insured. Free estimates. H.I. John- Tax for FY-2019 $4,162.57. 056R008600000, recorded at son Services, 596-8859 AND KAREN M. COFFIN HAMPDEN COUNTY REALTY TRUST REGISTRY OF DEEDS Matthew Barnes LAND & BUILDING located at JORGENSEN, CLIFFORD I, Document 97665-1, Certificate 25302. Treasurer/Collector 128 MONTGOMERY ST LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $5,616.22. for CITY OF WESTFIELD in WESTFIELD, HEALTH & MEDICAL 6 MORRIS ST in WESTFIELD, Attention oxygen therapy users! Inogen One containing 12,335.000 SQ FT containing 15,485.000 SQ FT MULVEY JAMES P. JR, shown on Assessor's Map G4 is capable of full 24/7 oxygen delivery. Only shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at 2.8 pounds. Free info kit. Call 877-929-9587 2110001000000, recorded at 0560006500000, recorded at 54 RIDGECREST DR in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 22,500.000 SQ FT APARTMENTS FOR RENT REGISTRY OF DEEDS Dental insurance - Physicians Mutual Insur- REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map WESTFIELD: ance Company. Covers 350 procedures. Real Book/Page 12261/192. Book/Page 12464/254. 1170000900000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $79.42. 3 Bedroom, Kitchen, Living Room, Bath insurance - not a discount plan. Get your free Tax for FY-2019 $3,557.73. HAMPDEN COUNTY $1300/month + utilities. dental info kit! 1-888-623-3036 REGISTRY OF DEEDS COVILL, WILLIAM R & CATHLEEN S, 1st/Last/Security. www.dental50plus.com/58 #6258 KAIRYS, GINGER L., Book/Page 6063/0338. 413-250-4811 LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $5,033.39. 24 HAMPDEN ST in WESTFIELD, KAIRYS, JENNIFER A., VIAGRA and CIALIS USERS! 100 Generic containing 4,356.000 SQ FT LAND located at Pills SPECIAL $99.00 FREE Shipping! 100% SOUTHAMPTON RD NICOL, WILLIAM T & JOANNE, WESTFIELD guaranteed. 24/7 CALL NOW! 888-445-5928 shown on Assessor's Map BUILDING located at 0600002000000, recorded at in WESTFIELD, 1 Bedroom, Kitchen & Bath Hablamos Espanol containing 10,019.000 SQ FT 150 HILLSIDE RD HAMPDEN COUNTY in WESTFIELD, $750 per month, includes utilities REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map NO PETS. 1st/Last/Security 2540010400000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map HELP WANTED Book/Page 15171/559. 014R002400230, recorded at 413-250-4811 (NO TEXT) Tax for FY-2019 $2,093.59. HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 17637/228. REGISTRY OF DEEDS 20 hour position - experienced person for DISTEFANO, LOU ANN G. & PHILIP J., Book/Page 21858/462. preventative maintenance and daily janitorial LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $11.80. Tax for FY-2019 $142.95. APPLIANCE REPAIR tasks. Range of duties include general re- 2 MARIA DR in WESTFIELD, pairs, painting, minor plumbing. Valid driver's containing 15,100.000 SQ FT KILHART, KOLBY RYAN, license required, access to a vehicle and shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at O'CONNOR, SANDRA DYAL, ALLEN ST. JEAN LAND & BUILDING located at APPLIANCE capable of lifting 75 lbs. Good hourly wage 1360002300000, recorded at 379 LOOMIS ST in WESTFIELD, and paid time-off benefits. containing 15,695.000 SQ FT 53 BRIARCLIFF DR in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 21,875.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map Repairing all major shown on Assessor's Map brands of appliances. Email resume to: Book/Page 5667/0049. 002R000600000, recorded at [email protected] or HAMPDEN COUNTY 2890004300000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $3,449.20. HAMPDEN COUNTY Senior discounts available. Kim, 4 School St. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Westfield, MA Book/Page 21340/373. REGISTRY OF DEEDS 413-562-5082 DULUDE WILLIAM, Book/Page 9408/0550. Subsequent Owner: Tax for FY-2019 $73.10. MOONEY, JAMES P. & Tax for FY-2019 $4,035.49. CARYN SALWEN, KINGSLEY, DAVID E & MICHELE P, General labor positions available. Full and LAND & BUILDING located at LAND & BUILDING located at OCONNOR GERALDINE, AUTO FOR SALE part-time. No experience necessary. Must 215 ROSE ANNA CT in WESTFIELD, LAND located at 168 ROOT RD in WESTFIELD, FAIRVIEW AV TIMOTHY'S AUTO SALES have transportation. containing 7,700.000 SQ FT containing 1.040 ACRES shown on Assessor's Map in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map containing 6,098.000 SQ FT We might have exactly what Apply IN PERSON between 8am–3pm 2690000800000, recorded at 062R006200000, recorded at you want, if not, let us Monday – Friday. HAMPDEN COUNTY shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY 0490005000000, recorded at locate it for you! REGISTRY OF DEEDS REGISTRY OF DEEDS Specializing in vehicles B & D Pallet Company Book/Page 7462/0030. HAMPDEN COUNTY under $4,000. Book/Page 17919/0585. REGISTRY OF DEEDS 997 Western Ave-Lumber Yard Tax for FY-2019 $1,816.99. Tax for FY-2019 $2,336.95. Book/Page PO10/66E1. Bartlett Street, Westfield Westfield, MA Tax for FY-2019 $7.87. (413)568-2261 KLASSEE K-9 KENNEL INC, LAND & BUILDING located at ORGANEK, JERAH L., LOOMIS ST in WESTFIELD, LAND & BUILDING located at containing 3.560 ACRES 132 FOCH AV in WESTFIELD, shown on Assessor's Map containing 11,000.000 SQ FT 012R003500000, recorded at shown on Assessor's Map HAMPDEN COUNTY 2110003200000, recorded at REGISTRY OF DEEDS HAMPDEN COUNTY Book/Page 16011/260. REGISTRY OF DEEDS Tax for FY-2019 $4,469.33. Book/Page 20201/256. Tax for FY-2019 $979.72. LEHENRY, OLGA M J, LAND located at PEREZ, HEIDI, FOWLER RD MARTIN, ROBYN, in WESTFIELD, Subsequent Owner: containing 25.950 ACRES SOUTHBRIDGE RE, LLC, shown on Assessor's Map LAND & BUILDING located at 003R001000000, recorded at 25 PLEASANT ST in WESTFIELD, HAMPDEN COUNTY containing 7,800.000 SQ FT REGISTRY OF DEEDS shown on Assessor's Map Book/Page 20943/266. 0260000100000, recorded at Tax for FY-2019 $49.91. HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS LEJA, BRENDA L, Book/Page 19975/193. LAND & BUILDING located at Tax for FY-2019 $3,415.19. 43 SIMMONS BROOK DR in WESTFIELD, containing 43,560.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map 048R006500000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 15150/393. Tax for FY-2019 $649.15. LP4 LLC, LAND & BUILDING located at 11 MYRTLE AV in WESTFIELD, containing 6,325.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map 0280005100000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 19805/0070. Tax for FY-2019 $3,092.41. LP4 LLC, LAND & BUILDING located at 68 WESTWOOD DR in WESTFIELD, containing 34,848.000 SQ FT shown on Assessor's Map 0810001600000, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 21870/499. Tax for FY-2019 $2,403.38. LUQUINN PROPERTIES, LLC, LAND located at CANTERBURY LA in WESTFIELD, containing 1.300 ACRES shown on Assessor's Map 055R00200001K, recorded at HAMPDEN COUNTY REGISTRY OF DEEDS Book/Page 21460/254. Tax for FY-2019 $66.88. 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