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WHS announces logo concept contest winner WESTFIELD — This week the Westfield High School ParentTe a c h e r - S t u d e n t Organization (PTSO) announced the winner of the school’s logo concept contest that began earlier this spring. After receiving over 60 logo concept submissions from students, alumni, educators, and other members of the Westfield community, the PTSO – sponsors of the contest – recently narrowed down the contenders to six finalists.

Here are the names of the finalists: A. Designed by: Unknown; Submitted by: Jonathan Huntley (Grade 10) & Gabe Piepergerdes (Grade 10) B. Designed and Submitted by: Bogdan Znakharchuk (Grade 11) C. Designed and Submitted by: Madison Atkocaitis (Class of 2014) D. Designed and Submitted by: Anthony St. Pierre (Grade 10) & Bob St. Pierre (Class of 1993) E. Designed and Submitted by: Anthony St. Pierre (Grade 10) & Bob St. Pierre (Class of 1993) F. Designed and Submitted by: Alyssa Lewis (Grade 11) After tallying almost 1,000 votes, the winner of the Logo Concept Contest is Submission A, submitted by Jonathan Huntley and Gabe Piepergerdes. Huntley and Piepergerdes will work with school administration and a graphic designer to publish a final digital design that meets the wishes of the school community and professional publishing standards.

Earlier this year Westfield High School administration approached the new PTSO about sponsoring the logo contest.

Explaining the need to find a new logo due to the University of Wisconsin’s copyright concerns with the WHS “W” logo currently in use, Principal Jonathan Carter asked See Design, Page 3

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“You provide such a wonderful and supportive environment,” Dunkley said to Bradley.

Protective Service Case Manager Patti Spirito said that the work of Domestic Violence Advocate Suckau, “reduces the risk to elders in the community.”

Highland Valley Elder Services Protective Services Director Dean Lagrotteria also commended the three members of the police department in a press release for their services to Westfield’s senior citizen population which includes more than 8,000 residents, substantially larger than the population of fewer than 6,000 school children in the city.

“Detective Bradley has always taken time out of her busy schedule to discuss complex cases and to follow up on crimes perpetrated against elders,” Lagrotteria said. “Her skill, insight and perseverance have helped to increase the safety and well being of elders in our community. In one case, her efforts lead to the prosecution,

By DAN MORIARTY Staff Writer WESTFIELD – A 21-year-old Chicopee resident died Sunday night after his vehicle glanced off another vehicle and then struck a tree on the north shoulder of North Road (Route 202).

Westfield Police identified the victim of the 8:48 p.m. accident as Emmanuel Almonte.

Two passengers in Almonte’s vehicle were transported to area hospitals. One victim was taken to the Baystate Medical Center in Springfield and the other to Noble Hospital.

Westfield, Holyoke, and state police responded to the accident scene. The Westfield Fire Department dispatched three ambulances, and engine and the rescue truck to assist with extricating victims of the accident and with transport to the hospitals.

The 8:48 p.m. accident is being investigated by the Westfield Police Department Traffic Bureau and the State Police Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Team.

The Holyoke Police Department also dispatched an officer to detour traffic at the intersection of North Road with East Mountain and Old County roads while North Road was closed during the rescue effort. A Westfield Auxiliary Police Officer was dispatched to close North Road at Old Stage Road.

Westfield Police report that Almonte, who was driving a 2008 Infinity, was traveling eastbound behind several friends’ vehicles, returning from a social gathering in Huntington, when the line of vehicles slowed because the front vehicle, a 2000 Nissan operated by Alison R. Crawford, was attempting to make a left turn onto Jaeger Drive.

Almonte was passing the line of traffic when his vehicle struck the vehicle turning onto Jaeger Drive. Almonte’s vehicle ricocheted off the turning vehicle and slammed into a tree, causing significant damage to Almonte’s vehicle.

Almonte, of 180 Chapel St., Chicopee, was declared dead by the medical examiner at the scene. A passenger in his vehicle, Fabian Almonte, was transported to the Baystate Medical Center.

The operator of the vehicle turning onto Jaeger Drive, Crawford, and the passenger in her vehicle, Jacob R. Collins, were both taken to Noble Hospital for treatment.

Westfield Police Captain Michael McCabe

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The Highland Valley Elder Service recognized three members of the Westfield Police Department for their contributions to senior citizens in Westfield. The awards were presented Monday as part of the 10th Annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. From Left are: Det. RoxannBradley, Domestic Violence Advocate Donna Suckau, Patricia Spiroto and Emilia Dunkley, both with the HVES Protective Services, Det. Todd Edwards, and Julie Pearce, also of the PBES Protective Services. (Photo courtsey of the Westfield Police Department/Det. Brian Fanion)

Elder abuse prevention work recognized

By DAN MORIARTY Staff Writer WESTFIELD – The Highland Valley Elder Services commemorated the 10th Annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Monday by honoring members of the community whose actions reduce the risk of elders being victimized.

Highland Valley Protection Services caseworkers presented certificates of recognition to three members of the Westfield Police Department, Detectives Roxanne Bradley and Todd Edwards and Domestic Violence Advocate Donna Suckau Monday at the Westfield police headquarters.

Protective Services Case Manager Julie Pearce said the Westfield Police Department is one of the most proactive in the HVES service area. Pearce also noted that Westfield has one of the largest senior citizen populations in the region “Whenever we call, you respond,” Pearce, who presented Edwards with his award, said. “Thank you for working with us in the Protective Services program.”

Emilia Dunkley, also a Protective Service Case Manager, presented Bradley with here

Owner says ‘dangerous dog’ never bit anybody

By HOPE E. TREMBLAY Staff Writer SOUTHWICK – The Board of Selectmen deemed a dog dangerous last night following a hearing.

Stella, a labrador-pitbull mix owned by Laura Foster, now has to be microchipped, sent to obedience training, must remain in the house or inside her outdoor pen but not tethered, and may leave the home in the owner’s vehicle while on leash.

A complaint against the dog was filed by neighbors Larry and Jennifer Gates following an incident that occurred April 28. Foster said the complaint is false beause she was not in the area that day, and neither was Stella.

“I was in Connecticut and she was with me,” said Foster. “My dog goes with me everywhere.”

Larry Gates recounted the events of April 28 and said he noticed a dog he identified as Stella got loose while he was outside with his wife and mother-in-law.

His mother-in-law left and asked him to walk her to her car and he noticed a young boy on a bike.

Gates said he yelled for the boy to go home because of the dog, and the dog then charged after Gates. He said he was able to run to his fenced yard and the dog “barked and snarled” at him, then ran off in the direction of the boy.

Gates said he made sure the boy made it to his own house then called the police to report the incident.

Southwick Police Officer David Massai testified Monday that he was the responding officer and he took Gates’ statement that day and the events told by Gates during the hearing were the same given April 28.

Foster said Gates’ story was not the same.

“His story varies from the police report,” she said.

Stella was involved in another incident Jan. 19 involving another neighbor’s dog, and was reported loose again May 8.

Foster agreed there were January and May incidents, but maintained that Stella was not the dog in question April 28 and she had not been loose since May 8.

Foster said Police Chief David Ricardi lied about the Jan. 19 incident and stated

that Stella bit an animal control officer.

Ricardi later stated in a letter to Foster that he made a mistake.

Foster believes this action is part of retaliation against her for filing a complaint against Ricardi about unrelated incidents.

Stella did bite another dog Jan. 19, and Foster said her dog was also bitten by that dog, however, she has never bitten a human.

“I cant see what’s dangerous,” Foster said, pleading with the board to talk to her neighbor who is a former dog officer.

“He has no problems with my dog,” she said. “Please talk to my neighbor – he sees no aggression in her.”

Foster said she spends her entire day with Stella, often in the fenced play area in her yard, and admitted that she had been loose a few times.

Foster said her dog was well-trained and not dangerous and she did not intend to send her to training.

Animal Control Officer Tracy Root made the recommendations approved by See Dog, Page 3

Stella, a lab-pitbull mix dog, was deemed dangerous by the Southwick Board of Selectmen June 15. Her owner said she was not the dog accused of charging a neighbor. (Photo submitted)

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Stanley and Sylvia Sklarski celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary

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tanley and Sylvia Sklarski celebrated their 65th Wedding Anniversary on Wednesday, May 20, 2015. The Sklarski's celebrated this joyous occassion with many relatives and friends at the American Legion.

A wonderful time was had by all.

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School district’s diploma cover features wrong state seal KELSO, Wash. (AP) — High school graduates in Kelso, Washington, discovered an error when they received their diplomas during Saturday’s graduation ceremony.

The covers protecting the diplomas carried the state seal of Oregon. Kelso High School is in southwest Washington.

KPTV-TV in Portland, Oregon, reports that the diplomas did list the correct high school.

Kelso superintendent Glenn Gelbrich says the mistake was an ordering error. The error was discovered after the ceremony was underway.

Students will receive new diploma covers.

The diplomas are valid.

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TODAY IN HISTORY

Today is Tuesday, June 16, the 167th day of 2015. There are 198 days left in the year.

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n June 16, 1955, members of Argentina’s military bombarded the Plaza de Mayo in Buenos Aires in a failed attempt to assassinate President Juan Domingo Peron and his Cabinet, causing hundreds of civilian deaths, the same day Peron was excommunicated by Pope Pius XII for expelling two bishops from his country (however, the ban was effectively lifted in 1963).

ON THIS DATE:

two white girls, Betty June Binnicker, 11, and Mary Emma Thames, 7.

before they were overpowered by the police.

In 1955, the Disney animated feature “Lady and the Tramp” had its world premiere in Chicago.

After meeting with President Barack Obama at the White House, BP Chairman Carl-Henric Svanberg announced the oil giant was establishing a $20 billion claim fund and suspending dividends as he insisted, “We care about the small people.” Movie director Ronald Neame (“The Poseidon Adventure”) died in Los Angeles at age 99.

In 1963, the world’s first female space traveler, Valentina Tereshkova, 26, was launched into orbit by the Soviet Union aboard Vostok 6; she spent 71 hours in flight, circling the Earth 48 times before returning safely.

In 1567, Mary, Queen of Scots, was imprisoned in Lochleven Castle in Scotland. (She escaped almost a year later but ended up imprisoned again.)

In 1978, President Jimmy Carter and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos exchanged the instruments of ratification for the Panama Canal treaties.

In 1858, accepting the Illinois Republican Party’s nomination for the U.S. Senate, Abraham Lincoln said the slavery issue had to be resolved, declaring, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.”

In 1987, a jury in New York acquitted Bernhard Goetz of attempted murder in the subway shooting of four youths he said were going to rob him; however, Goetz was convicted of illegal weapons possession. (In 1996, a civil jury ordered Goetz to pay $43 million to one of the persons he’d shot.)

In 1903, Ford Motor Co. was incorporated.

In 1911, IBM had its beginnings as the ComputingTabulating-Recording Co. was incorporated in New York State.

In 1933, the National Industrial Recovery Act became law with President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s signature. (The Act was later struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court.) The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. was founded as President Roosevelt signed the Banking Act of 1933.

In 1943, comedian Charles Chaplin, 54, married his fourth wife, 18-year-old Oona O’Neill, daughter of playwright Eugene O’Neill, in Carpinteria, California.

In 1944, George Stinney, a 14-year-old black youth, became the youngest person to die in the electric chair as the state of South Carolina executed him for the murders of

In 1999, Vice President Al Gore formally opened his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Kathleen Ann Soliah, a fugitive member of the Symbionese Liberation Army, was captured in St. Paul, Minnesota, where she had made a new life under the name Sara Jane Olson. Thabo Mbeki took the oath as president of South Africa, succeeding Nelson Mandela.

TEN YEARS AGO:

On the eve of Iran’s presidential election, President George W. Bush said the voting was designed to keep power in the hands of a few rulers “through an electoral process that ignores the basic requirements of democracy.”

European Union leaders put on hold plans to unite their 25 nations under a single constitution. Masked gunmen took dozens of toddlers hostage at an international school in Siem Reap, Cambodia, killing a 3-year-old Canadian boy

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President Barack Obama notified Congress that up to 275 troops could be sent to Iraq to provide support and security for U.S. personnel and the American Embassy in Baghdad. A divided Supreme Court sided with gun control groups and the Obama administration, ruling that the federal government can strictly enforce laws that ban a “straw” purchaser from buying a gun for someone else.

TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS:

Actor Bill Cobbs is 81. Author Joyce Carol Oates is 77.

Country singer Billy “Crash” Craddock is 77. Songwriter Lamont Dozier is 74. Rhythm-and-blues singer Eddie Levert is 73. Actress Joan Van Ark is 72. Actor Geoff Pierson is 66. Rhythm-and-blues singer James Smith (The Stylistics) is 65. Boxing Hall of Famer Roberto Duran is 64.

Pop singer Gino Vannelli is 63. Actress Laurie Metcalf is 60.

Actor Arnold Vosloo is 53. Model-actress Jenny Shimizu is 48. Actor James Patrick Stuart is 47. Rapper MC Ren is 46.

Actor Clifton Collins Jr. is 45. Golfer Phil Mickelson is 45.

Actor John Cho is 43. Actor Eddie Cibrian is 42. Actor Fred Koehler is 40. Actress China (chee-nah) Shavers is 38.

Actress Sibel Kekilli is 35. Actress Missy Peregrym is 33.

Actress Olivia Hack is 32. Singer Diana DeGarmo (TV: “American Idol”) is 28. Pop-rock musician Ian Keaggy (Hot Chelle) is 28.

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Dog the board because she believed Stella’s chasing was “escalating.”

Foster produced a list of every dog in town that has bitten a person and said that only one of those dogs was deemed dangerous.

Selectman Douglas Moglin asked Root to explain what would happen if Foster did not comply with the adopted rules and she said a fee of $150 would

Design PTSO Interim President Bob Smith and Grade 12 student Michael Tong to spearhead a student-directed effort to rebrand the Westfield High School logo.

Starting with the 20152016 school year, the new logo will be used to brand Westfield High School and all of the school’s activities, clubs, sports, documents, websites, and merchandise.

Finally, over the next few years the current “W” will be phased out of appearing on uniforms, clothes, merchandise, marketing materials, documents, etc.

“Our goal with the logo concept contest is to develop a strong, authentic, modern, and inspiring logo for Westfield High School that respects the history of ‘Bomber Pride’, as well as the intellectual property of others,” said Carter. “We are pleased with the quantity and quality of submissions. We really never expected to receive so many creative ideas for a new logo concept.

In the end, the six finalists represent the best of the best logo concepts, and the school community has spoken with their votes… our logo will include a ‘W’ and a ‘bomber plane.’ I want to thank our new PTSO for their guidance, as they have been very helpful in leading our process. I am happy that students, alumni, parents, teachers, and other community members all contributed to this fantastic effort.”

“The task of finding a new logo concept was not one that was taken at all lightly,” said Smith. “The passion and diligence that all the parties – from alumni, teachers, staff, parents, and students – put into the process was impres-

GOVERNMENT MEETINGS

Continued from Page 1 be assessed the first time, followed by $300 fees for additional infractions.

Additional sanctions could include wearing a muzzle in public, among others.

Gates was asked if he felt comfortable with the result of the hearing.

“I can live with that as long as the dog does not come on my property,” he said.

Foster asked if there could be another

hearing. Selectman Chairman Joseph Deedy said he sympathized with Foster, but there were several incidents leading up to the decision. He mentioned that she needed to follow the rules and perhaps the board could revisit the dangerous designation in the future.

Foster said she was very upset with the decision.

WESTFIELD Planning Board at 7 pm

GRANVILLE Fire at 7 pm

TOLLAND Greg Maichack, Painting Lessons at 6 pm School Committee at 7 pm

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BLANDFORD Assessor’s Meeting at 5 pm Selectmen’s Meeting at 7 pm

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 GRANVILLE EMTs at 7 pm

CHESTER Municipal Electric Light Meeting at 7 pm

WESTFIELD Traffic Commission at 6 pm

BLANDFORD Fire Department Meeting at 7 pm Finance Committee at 7 pm Board of Health Meeting at 7 pm

THURSDAY, JUNE 18 GRANVILLE Library Trustees at 7 pm

WESTFIELD Personnel Action Committee at 6:30 pm

SOUTHWICK Economic Development Commission at 7 pm

BLANDFORD Library Trustees Meeting at 7:30 pm

HUNTINGTON Cable Advisory Meeting at 6 pm

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sive. It speaks highly to the commitment they all have to maintaining a positive image of WHS.” “A new logo concept is important for the identity of

Westfield High School,” said Tong. “Keeping that in mind, it was important for us to take our time and carry out this entire process carefully and correctly. I believe that the

efforts of all individuals involved in the contest have paid-off and the school community will be very pleased with the final product.”

Lawyer: Hernandez juror may have been ‘untruthful’ FALL RIVER (AP) — A lawyer for Aaron Hernandez has told a judge he’s concerned one of the jurors who convicted the former New England Patriots star tight end of murder may have been “untruthful” during jury selection.

In redacted court documents released Monday, lawyer James Sultan says an anonymous tipster first called him April 16, a day after the 12-person jury convicted Hernandez of first-degree murder in the 2013 killing of Odin Lloyd in North Attleborough.

Hernandez was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

The name of the juror and the caller is redacted throughout the documents, as are details of what the caller said and what was said during the jury selection process before the trial.

In the papers, Sultan told the judge the female tipster would not give him her last name and called him several times from a blocked number.

During those conversations, one lasting as long as 25 minutes, Sultan said she told him that she recognized the juror from TV and

that the juror had been present for a discussion about a Boston double murder case that Hernandez is also charged in. Mention of those killings was barred at trial. Hernandez has pleaded not guilty.

He also said the anonymous caller told him that she heard someone else say the juror had wanted to be seated on the Hernandez panel.

“She told me she does not want (redacted) into trouble, but it is on her conscience that she knows some information which may be important,” Sultan wrote.

Sultan says if the juror had disclosed knowing about the Boston case during jury selection or had shown an interest in being on the jury, Hernandez’s defense team would have asked that the juror be excused.

One juror was dismissed during the trial after the judge said evidence emerged that she had previously discussed the case and had an early interest in being seated on the panel.

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Continued from Page 1 conviction and incarceration of an abuser. Her actions stopped the abuse and allowed the elder to remain safely at home.”

“Donna Suckau has been very helpful in helping Protective Services intervene on behalf of Elder Abuse victims,” Lagrotteria said. “Regardless of how busy she is, Ms. Suckau has been diligent in engaging with Protective Service, has offered guidance on domestic violence issues and provided safe meeting places to visit with elders. Ms. Suckau’s vast experience with Domestic Violence has helped elderly victims protect themselves and to obtain legal protection against their abusers.”

“It has been a pleasure working with Detective Todd Edwards on several different cases.” Lagrotteria said. “He has always made the effort to understand the best ways in which to work with our aging populations. Detective Edwards fully understands complex situations involving elders and defends their rights. As part of the Westfield Police Department, he has worked hand-in-hand with Protective Service Workers to ensure the safety and well being of elders within the community.”

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said that investigators have determined “that speed was a factor in the accident.”

The accident remains under investigation. McCabe said that additional information will be released as it becomes available.

The Hampden Medical Examiner was also called to the scene to and the District Attorney’s Office notified of the fatality.

Both vehicles were towed from the scene.

SOUTHWICK — On behalf of the Conservation Commission, the Town of Southwick has released the following notice: Cyanobacteria, a Blue Green Algae, has been detected in both South and Middle Ponds.

As a safety precaution individuals and pets should avoid contact in areas of algae concentration, even on shore.

There should be no swimming and animals should not be allowed to drink the lake water until a copper sulfate treatment is done on Tuesday, June 16th.

Normal lake activities can continue on June 17, 2015.

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pulseline@thewestfieldnews.com This is to the mayor and city council: As leaders of the city of Westfield, why is it that you people allow fast food restaurants to deliberately false-advertise their products? Their products that are being sold to the public is nothing like you get when you pay for it. I thought it was against the law for false advertisement. But it doesn’t seem that the law enforces this.

I’d just like to know why. I’d be surprised if once you’d go into a fast food place and you actually get what is on the menu, exactly the way it’s pictured. Pleased be advised, contacting these establishments have been to no avail. Neither the Mayor nor City Council have any jurisdiction over these matters.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR To the Editor Sunday, many of us had the pleasure of attending an open house at Juniper Park School. Juniper will be closing at the end of this school year, ending 47 years as an elementary school at that location. As a former teacher at the school, I could not help but think of the many wonderful educators who taught there including Principal Thomas McManus, Sally Dowd, Carol Hurst, Vic Gardner, Rosalie Tobia, Gail O’Connor, Margaret Ahearn, and Bette Ptaszek, just to name a few. Juniper Park was a special place. It truly was a community of learners and although academics were always a main focus, there was so much more taught there. Through creative lessons and interactions, play, and a supportive climate, students learned how to communicate with others, respect one another, be a part of a team, and work hard. As I walked through the hallways on Sunday, I could not have felt more pride in a job well done and of a school that really was a home away from home. In closing, parents of Juniper Park students, both past and present, should be proud of their children. I always felt so hopeful for our future as a society working there.

Thank you to the organizers of this event and best of luck to current staff and students as they begin the next school year in Russell.

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Hillary = Jeb? Their policies may be different, but their political problems look remarkably similar

By GABRIEL DEBENEDETTI and ANNIE KARNI Politico.com One candidate vowed to “ban discrimination against LGBT Americans” and “make preschool and quality childcare available to every child in America.” The other pledged to “take Washington … out of the business of causing problems” and “get back on the side of free enterprise and free people.” She spoke in lists and bullet points; he stuck to broad brushstrokes.

While their visions for America couldn’t be more different, the dueling kickoff rallies of Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush — coming just 52 hours apart after years of anticipation in both parties — served to underscore a striking fact: Their political problems are remarkably similar.

“Both are the darlings of their respective party’s elites, unequaled fundraisers, and members of the nation’s political oligarchy,” noted Democratic strategist Hank Scheinkopf, who in the past has advised Bill Clinton.

“Both, if they are the nominees of their respective parties, need to win the same states. And while their rivals in both parties are using either center-right or center-left populist rhetoric, they have both shown propensity to cleave for life to the center.”

Then there’s the dynastic factor. A central struggle for both is escaping their famous families — and their political operations have accordingly marketed the candidates around their first names only: Clinton’s logo is a squat blue “H” pierced by a red arrow, while Bush’s is a big red “Jeb” punctuated by an exclamation point.

And while neither has created much distance from his or her family, both have inched away from their kins’ policy legacies.

Hillary Clinton proposed effectively undoing some of Bill Clinton’s work on criminal justice, and Jeb Bush has struggled to answer questions about whether he would follow George W. Bush’s path in Iraq.

Clinton, 67, and Bush, 62, also face questions about their age, particularly from rivals Martin O’Malley, 52, and Marco Rubio, 44, respectively, who’ve made explicitly generational pitches. And while both campaigns will be run by well-respected 30-something party operatives instead of the legions of family loyalists on offer — Robby Mook for Clinton and Danny Diaz for Bush — the candidates themselves are shaking off the rust that comes from not having run full-scale political operations in years — eight for Clinton, 14 for Bush.

And rust isn’t the only issue. Clinton, for all her vast experience in the public eye, has won just two elections in her life: her 2000 See Hillary = Jeb?, Page 8

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Pentagon’s YouTube war with Russia

By PHILIP EWING Politico.com The West’s simmering standoff with Russia has prompted the Pentagon to reach for a new weapon: YouTube.

Defense officials have concluded it’s no longer enough to lodge formal complaints when Russian bombers probe U.S. air defenses off Alaska, fighters barrel-roll around American reconnaissance aircraft over Eastern Europe, or attack jets buzz American warships at sea — especially since Russia’s state-funded media commonly claims the moves are justified.

So in recent weeks the U.S. military, which tends to be judicious about releasing video of military A Russian fighter jet buzzed the USS Ross in the Black Sea earlier this month. The operations in the air or at sea, has Pentagon, with the encouragement of leaders in Washington, posted the video on taken to social media in an effort to YouTube to highlight the renewed Russian belligerence reminiscent of the Cold War. shape international public opinion. (Politico/ Getty) The Navy, with the encourageous, including one in which an airliner nearly collided with a ment of leaders in Washington, posted a 42 second video of Russian surveillance aircraft that was not transmitting the one encounter reminiscent of the Cold War to show the world standard identification signals. exactly what happened – and what didn’t.

At the Pentagon, defense officials acknowledge that U.S. “Coming starboard side!” exclaims a crew member aboard units also sometimes get into close contact with other militarthe Navy destroyer USS Ross, cruising in the Black Sea. A ies, as when the Navy sent a Boeing-built P-8 Poseidon patrol sailor’s camera picks up a black speck on the overcast horizon. aircraft to take a look at the artificial islands that China is Within a few moments, it grows into the unmistakable beakbuilding in the South China Sea. The difference, for Washington, nosed, single-tail silhouette of a Su-24 Fencer, a classic Sovietis that the American military units always keep to international era attack jet — which screams past the ship at low altitude. waters or airspace, to make a point about the importance of The U.S. strategy seems to be paying off: Internet users have access to the commons, officials say. watched the scene unfold nearly 3.5 million times.

Defense Secretary Ash Carter scolded China about its artifiPentagon officials say they want the world to know that the cial islands and territorial claims during his recent visit to U.S. military follows the internationally accepted “rules of the Singapore. He also took a highly publicized flight over the road” and won’t back down from exercising the freedom of Strait of Malacca to highlight what he called the importance of navigation. open international shipping lanes.

“Ross continued on her mission after observing the aircraft The confrontations with both Chinese and Russian units return to base,” a Navy announcement said. “At no time did have been all over the map, defense officials say. Many are Ross act aggressively nor did she deviate from her planned “professional.” They have also included a near-collision operations. The conduct of her crew has been and continues to between a Chinese warship and the cruiser USS Cowpens, as be professional.” well as a brazen barrel roll by a Chinese fighter around a Russia’s government-backed RT television network told a patrolling P-8. When a Russian Su-27 Flanker buzzed an Air different story.

Force RC-135U Combat Sent reconnaissance aircraft over the “The crew of the ship acted provocatively and aggressively, Baltic Sea in April, a Pentagon spokesman slammed the pilot which concerned the operators of monitoring stations and for “sloppy airmanship.” ships of the Black Sea Fleet. The crew of the Su-24 “demonIt’s all an unsubtle effort at communicating a simple messtrated to the American crew readiness to harshly prevent a sage to the American crews. violation of the frontier and to defend the interests of the coun“They’re making sure that we know that they’re watching try.” us,” Crowder said.

RT described how the Ross “turned around and left for neuRussian President Vladimir Putin “relies on threats and coertral waters,” quoting a “military source” who concluded the cion because he believes they work,” added Jorge Benitez, a Navy learned its lesson after a similar encounter last year senior fellow with the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft between an Su-24 and the Ross’ sister ship, the USS Donald Center. Russia, Benitez said, wants to “coerce neighbors to Cook. In that incident, the Russians claim, the Russian warfollow Putin’s wishes and intimidate others such as the U.S. plane used an advanced electronic countermeasure weapon to and Western Europeans to respect Russia’s sphere of influ“black out” the ship’s radar and other electronic systems. No ence.” way, the U.S. Navy says.

But even though it may get attention in the short term, These disputes epitomize the state of relations between Benitez said, Putin’s strategy — and his muscular military Russia and the West as the U.S. and Europe try to isolate posture —can’t go on forever.

Moscow after its military aggression in Ukraine.

“The more Putin uses military units to try to bully the West, Washington has grown to accept Russia’s newly aggressive the more he galvanizes Western opposition to his tactics and military posture as the new norm. Military officials say ultimate ambitions,” Benitez said. encounters with Russian aircraft were on the increase even The success of the video of the Russian fly-by of the USS before Russian troops invaded Crimea and pushed into Eastern Ross last month has led the Pentagon to evaluate whether to Ukraine. And, according to the U.S. Northern Command, they share more information of the incidents – or perhaps, even are now more frequent now than at any time since the collapse record and distribute video of every encounter. A decision on of the Soviet Union. that has not yet been reached.

Last month, on the same day as the Russian flyover of the “It’s always a judgement call,” said Pentagon spokesman Ross, two Russian Su-27 Flankers buzzed an American reconCol. Steve Warren. “Putting out this video bolstered our case.” naissance aircraft over the Black Sea — one of which did so in “in an unsafe manner,” coming within about 10 feet. Since then, Su-24s have buzzed the Navy’s amphibious transport USS San Antonio and U.S. and Russian aircraft have come into contact on an almost daily basis, defense officials say.

All told, most of today’s examples are “pretty benign” comA publication of the Westfield News Group LLC pared to the old days, according to retired Vice Adm. Doug Jim McKeever Crowder, a former 7th Fleet commander and deputy chief of Director of Content naval operations who now works as a security consultant. The Dan Moriarty James Johnson-Corwin Su-24s that uzzed the Ross were unarmed and kept to a safe Multi-Media Manager Managing Editor distance and altitude, he observed.

That’s nothing like back in 1988, when Crowder was the Marie Brazee Flora Masciadrelli executive officer of the cruiser USS Yorktown and a Soviet Business Manager Classified Manager frigate slammed into it in the Black Sea. The Russian ship’s anchor raked a gash down the side of the American warship, Lorie Perry Chris Putz Director of Ad Production causing millions of dollars in damage and a spike in internaSports Editor tional tensions; that incident also was captured on video and now also lives on YouTube.

Patrick R. Berry President Still, international groups warn that the new demonstrations of resolve around the world could put innocent people at risk and increase the chances of a confrontation.

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Allen Bird Club invites public to Robinson State Park bird watching

NORTHAMPTON – Four people were taken to the hospital after a threealarm fire destroyed a Northampton home Sunday.

Fire Chief Brian Duggan says the first calls came in at about 8 p.m. Sunday and by the time firefighters arrived, the single story, wood-framed home was fully involved.

The residents had already escaped.

Duggan says two firefighters sustained minor injuries — one for heat and the other for a fall.

Two people he described as civilians were also hospitalized for non-life threatening injuries.

Duggan estimated the cost of damage as high as $1 million when factoring in the cars that were destroyed, and the contents of the house.

Firefighters from Hadley, Amherst, Easthampton, Williamsburg, Westhampton and Greenfield also responded.

“There were two fires in the Commonwealth yesterday from the improper disposal of staining materials.

People often don’t realize that the chemicals in these products can spontaneously combust,” State Fire Marshal Stephen D. Coan said Modnay.

A 3-alarm fire at Whittier Road in Northampton started in the garage.

FEEDING HILLS — You are invited to a day of family friendly activities at Robinson State Park on Saturday, June 20. Start the day with a bird identification walk with John Hutchison of the Allen Bird Club at 8 am. Robinson is home to a variety of birds, and John will teach you their songs and help you spot them. From 9 am to 3 pm you can explore the “Tree Bus” filled with hands on activities to learn about trees.

Dave Conley will lead a 5-mile loop hike in the Western half of the park, starting at 9:30 am. Sharon Vasicek will guide nature art projects for adults and children from 10 am to noon.

Gini Traub will guide a nature walk appropriate for families with young children from 11am to noon. At 1:30 pm Gini will give a presentation of the contributions of the Civilian Conservation Corps and then guide a walk to the remains of the CCC camp at the park. Life guards will be on duty at the swimming pond all day. After noon you can enjoy the sight of the Westfield River Watershed Association Canoe Cruise participants as they wind along the river and take their boats out at the park. It’s Robinson State Park Day! Please join the Friends of Robinson State Park and DCR to enjoy this beautiful park. Enter the park at 428 North Street in Feeding Hills.

Follow signs to the pavilion for all activities. $8 entrance fee for cars with MA registrations. If you have Questions or want more details, please email: robinsonfriends@comcast.net.

Newspaper with linseed oil had been rolled up and put in the trash where it spontaneously ignited and quickly spread to other trash. The fire was fueled by gasoline and garden chemicals stored in the garage and the open door. The homeowner was injured when he opened the inside door to his garage. Two firefighters were also injured.

At aout 7 p.m. on Saturday, a fire

Credit: Daily Hampshire Gazette broke out in the maintenance building of a camp located at 480 Longview Street in Hinsdale. Workers had been staining a dock and placed the stain-soaked rags in an open bucket inside the building where they spontaneously combusted.

Staining products with high VOC’s (volatile organic compounds), are See House Fire, Page 8

Police Logs WESTFIELD Major crime and incident report Friday, June 12, 2015 12:50 a.m.: 85 Orange St., officer reports disturbance, officers responded for the second time and issuing a verbal warning that if they had to return they residents would be issued ordinance violation citations, citations issued to three residents; 7:03 a.m.: property found, St. Mary’s Elementary School grounds, bicycle brought to station for safekeeping; 8:37 a.m.: city ordinance violation, Franklin Street, officer reports citation issued for unkempt shrubs which are impeding pedestrian movement on city sidewalk; 11:21 a.m.: trespassing, Morningside Drive, caller reports youths skateboarding on caller’s property, officer reports youths located and identified, youths agreed not to trespass on caller’s property; 12:32 p.m.: breaking and entering a motor vehicle, Noble Avenue, Southwick citizen came to station to report that her vehicle was entered and that a backpack containing prescription drugs was taken, under investigation; 3:27 p.m.: vandalism, Franklin Street, construction supervisor reports that a youth skateboarded across 13 blocks of freshly laid concrete, supervisor states that youth was told not to go onto concrete as it was setting up, officer reports youth transported to his residence and his parents were informed of the damage he caused, information given to construction company; 5:00 p.m.: shoplifting, Walmart, 141 Springfield Road, store security reports two women have been detained for shoplifting items valued at more than $100, Walmart will seek its own criminal complaint, but requested officer to issue trespass orders, officer reports service provided; 6:09 p.m.: property found, Elm Street, patrol sergeant reports funding an abandoned white Magna bicycle near the Westfield Bank, brought to station; 6:22 p.m.: warrant arrest, 100 Whitaker Road, officer reports locating the subject of four outstanding warrants, Samantha L. Liptak, 32, of 100 Whitaker Road taken into custody; 8:16 p.m.: arrest, 134 Union St., patrol officer was observing residence of a suspect wanted on four arrest warrants, officer reports a pizza delivery person went to the door and the suspect came into sight, Brian A. Annette, 27, of 134 Union St., taken into custody; 9:16 p.m.: shoplifting, Walmart 141 Springfield Road, store security report four women, working in two teams, had stolen an unknown amount of clothing and accessories believed to exceed $100 in value, suspects left store in a blue motor vehicle and then transferred to a second vehicle, security provided video of suspects concealing items at the self-check-out station; 11:34 p.m.: fraud, Meadow Street, citizen came to the station to report that he was notified that his credit card was used at a Mexican restaurant in the state of Nevada, officer reports information was taken to do a report for citizen’s credit card company.

Saturday, June 13, 2015 1:42 a.m.: traffic complaint, arrest, East Main Street, caller reports a motor vehicle being operated west in the eastbound lane of the divided highway, officer reports observing the vehicle turn into a restaurant, Crystal L. Ortona, 28, of 55 Day Avenue taken into custody for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, negligent operation of a motor vehicle, operating a motor vehicle the wrong way on a state highway and for being in possession of marijuana; 7:00 a.m.: officer wanted, McDonald’s Restaurant, 425 East Main St., manager reports finding a counterfeit $20 bill in the receipts, caller states it is the second time that a counterfeit note was passed at that location, officer reports information taken, under investigation; 9:40 a.m.: vandalism, West Road, caller reports spinals of four fence posts were snapped off, damage estimated at $75, officer reports that a bear might have caused that damage;

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Pioneer Valley Live Steamers SOUTHWICK— The Pioneer Valley Live Steamers of Southwick are celebrating their 63rd year with events on Father’s Day weekend. On Saturday June 20th at 11am there will be a flag raising and remembrance ceremony followed by rides and “Your Hand at the Throttle.” Pioneer Valley Live Steamers is open both Saturday June 20th and Sunday June 21st from 10am-3pm and they are located at 108 Hillside Rd. in Southwick. For more information visit www.pvls.org (Photos submitted)

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Two of four alleged female shoplifting suspects Friday, June 12, 9:16 p.m. (Photo submitted) 2:04 p.m.: vandalism, Westfield High School, 177 Montgomery Road, patrol officer reports motor vehicle operated over line with tires spinning causing damage to lawn; 2:55 p.m.: rescue, Hubbard Street, area of spray park at Municipal Fields, dual police and fire response, caller reports child has leg caught in the crotch of an arborvitae shrub, spreaders used to separate the branches and the child was transported to Noble Hospital for treatment; 3:19 p.m.: shoplifting, Stop & Shop supermarket, 57 Main St., store security reports man and woman attempted to leave store with items, store will seek trespass notice; 11:22 p.m.: fire, Floral Avenue, caller reports large bonfire at nearby residence, Engine 4 dispatched, reports small fire, residents using dry wood, so there was little smoke, residents complied with request to extinguish the fire.

Sunday, June 14, 2015 2:04 a.m.: fire, area of 980 Russell Road, caller reports electrical arcing on utility pole, Engine 4 dispatched, no smoke or fire observed, wiring appears intact, no power outages in nearby residences, Westfield Gas & Electric Department notified, firefighter remained on scene until WG&E crew arrived; 8:43 a.m.: fire investigation, Cortez Street, caller reports alarm sounding, Engine 4 dispatched, firefighters report residence is being remodeled and appears vacant, firefighters entered the building and turned off the alarm; 1:33 p.m.: brush fire, East Mountain Road, Engines 2, 3, 4, and 5, aerial tower, brush truck and ambulance dispatched, fire extinguished; 2:52 p.m.: vandalism to a motor vehicle, Pleasant Street, caller reports driver’s side window shattered, information taken; 5:51 p.m.: motor vehicle accident with injury, Southampton Road, officer reports a rear-end collision, passenger in front vehicle transported to Noble Hospital, citation issued to the operator of second vehicle; 6:53 p.m.: motor vehicle, bicycle accident, area of Stop & Shop supermarket, officer reports bicyclist collided with the side of a motor vehicle, bicyclist transport by ambulance to Noble Hospital; 11:06 p.m.: property found, City View Road, caller reports that a section of her fence was pulled down and a bicycle hidden in her arborvitaes, officer reports that the bicycle was transported to the station.

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He’s very friendly and playful. My family and I are offering a large reward for his rescue.

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The Carson Center for Human Services Celebrating 50 Years of Real Help with Real Life 1963-2013 I make a lot of money. Most of the women in my support group at the Carson Center don’t. I investigate international money fraud schemes for large banks. I profile the scammers. Russian mafia, Ponzi schemers. It’s really interesting work to me. I work with the Masters of the Universe, taking them down. And when you do, they come after you. I’m used to it at work. But I didn’t think it would happen at home.

I tried to get help. My girlfriends and my old therapist told me that I just intimidated my husband because I make so much more money than he does, and that he just needed a way to feel powerful because I make him insecure.

You see, my husband made some bad investments in his business. Now he is trying to figure out what to do.

He went to a couple of men’s weekends away and he came back with a great idea. He said that he that it would be great for our relationship if he sexually dominated me. I said, “Are you kidding me?” He was not kidding.

He said he thought it would be “exciting” if he just sexually assaulted me spontaneously some day. I thought he was going through something strange, but that he could not be serious. We have been married five years.

Eleven days ago, he put his hands around my neck and squeezed and tried to rape me. I got away by slamming him into the wall, so that he let go. I got out of the house and got a restraining order. He was gone when I got back. I packed up all of his things.

My brother in law told me that because I have financial resources, it wasn’t really abuse, because I have my own job and money and that I must have made my husband not feel like a man.

What is this? How did it get to be my fault?

The only place people understand what is happening is at the Carson Center support group for women questioning the health of their relationships. None of us are the same in that group—not the same race, not the same education, not the same income. But we understand things that so many other people don’t want to understand. And that shared understanding makes me strong.

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The Unhealthy Handbag

The top ways your purse can make you sick SPRINGFIELD – A pocketbook is more than just a designer label and the latest fashion color. Did you know that one of your favorite fashion accessories could actually make you sick.

You may want to think twice before placing your pocket book on the floor again...

A number of studies have found a cornucopia of germs on the bottom of handbags including E. coli and S. aureus, as well as the bacteria found in fecal matter. Germs like this can cause you to get extremely sick, and have been known to cause skin infections, colds, viruses, as well as diarrhea.

Lisa Beaudry, MPH,BSN,CMN, certified nurse midwife and director of Patient Care Services at Baystate Mary Lane Hospital offers her thoughts on the dos and don’ts of maintaining a healthy hand bag free of bacteria.

BACTERIAL BREEDING GROUND: Chances are you wouldn’t eat a pretzel or a hot dog after running your hand along the soles of your shoes, yet many people don’t give handling their bag a second thought. Lab studies have shown that the bottom of a pocketbook can contain a broad spectrum of bacteria and germs, including E. coli.

Handbags and purses end up everywhere from bathroom floors to public sink counters on a daily basis. Regular cleaning is required to keep them hygienic. Be very careful to avoid placing your handbag in places likely to be dirty, and even more vigilant about not placing your bag on areas where food is prepared, like tables, kitchen counters, the desk you keep eating your lunch at, and more.

FUNNY MONEY: That legal tender in your wallet has been passed around from hand to hand, person to person and possibly traveled the world and back.

A study at the University of California at San Francisco cultured 113 examples of “real life” cash from a deli, a post office, a newsstand, and common places where money changes hands.

Most grew harmless organisms, but 18 percent of coins and 7 percent of notes had some less-friendly bacteria on them, including E. coli and S. aureus. Beaudry suggests keeping a

Support Groups Every Sunday from 8:00 - 9:00 PM Conference Room A Every Thursday from 7:00 - 8:00 PM *Fowler Unit patients only. *Free of charge and all are welcome.

The Family & Friends of M.I. support group meets on the 2nd Thursday of every month from 6-8PM in Conference Room A (downstairs across from the Noble Café). The group is free to all and is sponsored by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Western Massachusetts Chapter. For more information on this support group, please contact Kathy Reed, Noble employee and trained mental illness group facilitator, at (413) 2371644. *Free of charge and all are welcome.

Stroke Support Group Second Thursday of every month from 2:00 - 3:30 PM Bronson Dining Room *Free of charge and all are welcome. *For more information, please call (413) 568-2811, ext.

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TOSS OUT OLD MAKEUP: Today, people use wipes and other disinfecting cleaners all over their houses and in the office. Yet, most never think about cleaning the very products placed directly on the face, lips and eyes. These are entryways for bacteria and germs to get into our systems. A sudden, uncontrollable sneeze or cough while applying makeup can leave germs and bacteria on the surface.

The skin care products you use before makeup application can contain bacteria, which then cross-contaminate your makeup, especially when using a sponge or a puff for application. Also, your hands are always carrying bacteria and those bacteria are transferred into your products, particularly if you use your fingers to apply makeup. Re-applying lipstick or lip gloss after eating could lead to food particles and possible bacteria on your lipstick.

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separate wallet and change purse to prevent loose change and currency from floating around the bottom of your purse.

Expanding to Meet the Needs of Our Community Noble Medical Group is pleased to welcome nine new Physicians and Practitioners, formerly of Hampden County Physician Associates.

As part of our continued commitment to serving the expanding needs of the communities we serve, we are very pleased to announce the acquisition of new providers to Noble Medical Group, within the Noble Health Network. With a key focus on Primary Care and Internal Medicine, these talented Physicians and Practitioners strengthen and extend our dedication to providing the most comprehensive care, closer to home.

Noble Medical Group & Noble Primary Care The following former Hampden County Physician Associates’ providers are now part of Noble Medical Group, serving patients from the following locations: 800 College Highway, Southwick, MA (413) 569-2257

57 Union Street, Westfield, MA (413) 572-6050

The Pink WAY Breast Cancer Survivors’ Group Third Tuesday of every month from 5:30-7:00pm Conference Room B Refreshments will be served. *For more information on The Pink WAY group, please click here or contact Leonor (lsalva2151@aol.com) or Maureen (ccw032@aol.com). *Free of charge and all are welcome.

Trigeminal Neuralgia and TMJ Support Group Quarterly, on the Third Saturday of the month, at 1:00 PM. *Free of charge and all are welcome. *For more information call Susan Urban at (413) 7391789 or email her at tnmasg@comcast.net.

Arthur King, MD

Ramachandran Kuppuswamy, MD

Elizaveta House, NP

Laura Gioiella, MD

Ira Nathanson, MD

Viktoria Madden, PA-C

Gary Jacobson, DO

Michelle Barnett, MD

Roger Beneitone, MD

Patients’ medical records will stay with their current provider, and future appointment days and times will not change, unless told otherwise. Providers will be delivering the same services to patients, now under Noble Medical Group.

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Health officials tell US doctors to watch for MERS

By MIKE STOBBE AP Medical Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Health officials are advising U.S. doctors to be on the lookout for people sickened

by Middle East respiratory syndrome, also called MERS, following an outbreak in South Korea.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday reminded doctors to ask patients with severe respiratory illness if they recently traveled.

Officials are now urging testing for MERS in very sick patients who had visited a South Korea hospital within two weeks of falling ill.

MERS was first detected in 2012 in the Middle East.

More than 1,200 cases have been confirmed, including two travelers to the United States last year.

The MERS virus is thought to spread through sneezing and coughing, but not as easily as the flu or some other diseases.

ONLINE: CDC MERS page: http:// www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/ mers/index.html

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Wake-up call to all men SPRINGFIELD – It’s no secret that when it comes to their health, men tend to lead less healthy lifestyles and shy away from visiting their doctor.

“Statistics show that men have poorer health outcomes than women and die earlier,” said Dr. Eric Lao of Baystate Medical Practices – West Side Adult Medicine.

June is National Men’s Health Week/Month – designed to heighten the awareness of preventable health problems and encourage men and boys to seek regular medical advice and early treatment for disease and injury.

“For both themselves and their families, men need to take charge of their health early on and partner with their primary care provider so that they can remain free of disease and enjoy a long, healthy life,” said Dr. Lao. It doesn’t take much to stay healthy.

Men should exercise, eat a healthy diet and stay at a healthy weight, drink alcohol in moderation, avoid tobacco, get enough sleep, have all recommended screening tests done, and take preventive medicine if you need them, noted Dr. Lao. According to the Baystate primary care physician, healthy men under age 40, who have no pre-existing conditions requiring routine monitoring, should visit their primary care physician every 2-3 years. After age 40, however, healthy men should begin visiting their doctor yearly or more often for anyone with a chronic condition such as diabetes or hypertension.

Health concerns differ with age, noted Dr. Lao. Cancer, with the exception of testicular cancer (exams can be stopped after age 50), and heart disease are rare in young men. Special to this group, however, are serious health prob-

lems that are most often found in a lack of safety precautions resulting in motor vehicle and work-related injuries, as well as smoking, excessive drinking and risky behavior.

Middle-aged men need to understand what modifiable risk factors they have for heart disease and reducing those risks, whether it means losing weight, working with their doctor to identify the best exercise for their age and condition, or taking medications to lower their cholesterol or blood pressure. Colon and prostate cancer screening digital rectal exams begin at age 50 for most men, unless they have a family history of prostate cancer. In addition, they should have their cholesterol measured every three years even if it has been normal.

Older men have the same needs as middle-aged men and more. They often have at least one chronic condition that also needs to be managed such as diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, arthritis, or heart disease. Older men also have more concerns about impaired eyesight and hearing.

There are also new guidelines recommending that individuals between 55 and 80 years old, who are at high risk for lung cancer as a result of heavy smoking (defined as those who have smoked for greater than 30 years at an average of one pack per day), receive an annual low-dose CT lung cancer screening.

There is also the new concern about Hepatitis C, a serious viral infection which can result by coming into contact with an infected person’s blood. The concern is that people might have been infected by blood transfusions before 1992, when widespread screening of blood began. Many people aren’t even aware that they have this serious condition which can destroy their liver. The vast majority of adults living with hepatitis C are baby boomers. As a result, the Centers for Disease Control

June is National Men’s Health Week/Month. and Prevention (CDC) recommends that all adults born during 1945 through 1965 should be tested. The CDC also recommends that other populations at increased risk for hepatitis C get tested.

A recommended “maintenance schedule” for men detailing checkup and screening guidelines can be found at menshealthnetwork.org.

Most doctors also recommend that patients create a checklist of questions to bring with them so they won’t forget any concerns they many want to discuss with their doctor. Also, because many men are procrastinators when it comes to their health, they shouldn’t wait until arriving at their physician’s office to hurriedly write their questions down, but instead give them some real thought beforehand.

For more information on Baystate Health and its many primary care practices, visit baystatehealth.org.

Study on ER returns suggests more need for follow-up care

By LAURAN NEERGAARD AP Medical Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — No one wants to make a repeat visit to the emergency room for the same complaint, but new research suggests it’s more common than previously thought and surprisingly, people frequently wind up at a different ER the second time around.

Already some ERs are taking steps to find out why and try to prevent unnecessary returns. A Philadelphia hospital, for example, is beginning to test video calls and other steps to link discharged patients to primary care.

The new research, based on records in six states, suggests patients should be pushy about getting follow-up care so they don’t have to return to crowded emergency departments.

“You need to make sure the next day, you connect the dots,” said study co-author Dr. R. Adams Dudley of the University of California, San Francisco. “You cannot count on the health system to connect the dots.”

It’s also a reminder of how disconnected our health care system is. Chances are, your primary care doctor won’t know you made an ER visit unless you call about what to do next.

And if your second visit was to a different ER, often doctors can’t see your earlier X-rays or other tests and have to repeat them, adding preventable costs. While more hospitals and doctors’ offices are trying to share electronic medical records, it’s still far from common, especially in the fast-paced ER. “It’s frustrating. We’re open 24 hours a day and we don’t necessarily have access to those records,” said UCSF assistant professor Dr. Reena Duseja, an emergency physician who led the research.

Hospitals are under pressure to prevent readmissions, when patients are discharged only to encounter problems during recovery that get them admitted again within a month. Less is known about how often patients who are patched up in the emergency room come back.

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“We need to really think right place, at the right time,” Most had a primary care doc- about, as a health system, said UCSF’s Duseja. tor. But they said they couldn’t get an appointment quickly enough to answer lingering concerns, or didn’t feel well enough for the multiple visits Learn the truth about healthy nutrition • Learn for X-rays or lab testing they why People get Fat • Learn what to do for a Healthy were sure would be needed and that the ER could do under one Change • Are you ready to be our next success story? roof.

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Researchers checked more than 53 million ER visits in which the patient was treated and sent home between 2006 and 2010, the latest available data.

About 8 percent of patients returned within three days, more than previous estimates, and 1 in 5 patients made a repeat visit over the next month, Duseja reported this month in Annals of Internal Medicine.

A third of revisits within three days, and 28 percent over a month, occurred at a different ER. Duseja couldn’t tell why — if patients were dissatisfied the first time, or traveling, or for some other reason.

Patients with skin infections were most likely to return, followed by those with abdominal pain.

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Also, sometimes ERs tell patients to return — to see if an antibiotic is working, for example, or if they think the person can’t or won’t get follow-up care elsewhere. In the ER at San Francisco General Hospital, Duseja sees many Medicaid or uninsured patients who have trouble finding a primary care doctor or specialist.

ER workers sometimes make phone calls to help such patients secure appointments, said Dr. Rebecca Parker of Vista Health System in Waukegan, Illinois, who heads the American College of Emergency Physicians’ board.

When that doesn’t work, “my choices are, do I send them to a clinic I can’t get them into or bring them back to us?”

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By CHRIS PUTZ Staff Writer NEWTON – It took the Westfield High School boys’ volleyball team decades to coral its first championship trophy. Now, the Bombers will be seeking their second piece of hardware in a span of 11 days.

Reigning Western Massachusetts champion Westfield knocked off North champ Chelmsford in a highoctane four-set thriller, 3-1, in a state semifinal Monday night at Newton North High School. The Bombers advanced to the finals by defeating the Lions, 21-25, 30-28, 25-15, 25-22.

“It’s hard to put into words right now,” said Westfield coach Tyler Wingate, just moments after clinching a trip to the state finals. “Thank goodness we won that second set.”

Westfield got off to a shaky start in the state tournament opener, losing the first set by four points and blowing a 23-18 lead in an epic second game.

In the second set, Chelmsford reeled off six straight points late to take a 24-23 lead. The Lions served for game point and a commanding 2-0 set lead, but Westfield managed to side out. The Bombers fell behind by game-point two more times before managing to tie it up and finally taking a late lead, and eventual victory.

“I think we played the first game scared,” said Westfield senior Manny Golob (30 kills, 16 digs).

“We were a little nervous, but we got our jitters out.”

Shaken out of its doldrums, Westfield seized control in the third set. The Bombers struck with might and power, sprinkled in a touch as

The Bombers look toward Chelmsford’s side of the court as the Lions’ faithful look on from the stands during a state semifinal Monday night at Newton North High School. (Photo by Chris Putz)

light as a feather, and improvised on shots deflected high into the rafters or seemingly well out of arms-reach out-of-bounds. They blocked the path of the ball every time Chelmsford gave its best shot.

Chelmsford flirted with any early advantage until Westfield went on an 8-0 run with Dmitriy Doroshenko serving to take a 10-7 lead. The Bombers soared from that point on.

If Chelmsford thought it had a chance – squeaking out a 2-0 lead in the fourth set -that ended when Westfield’s John Bucko (9 kills, 5 blocks) sent a reminder. Bucko delivered a wicked kill shot that sent a Lion buckling to his knees.

The opposition had no prayer.

At times, Chelmsford players looked more interested in orchestrating a timed hand clap which reverberated throughout the packed student cheering section of its Lion faithful. Westfield exploited every Chelmsford mistake, and laid the smack down.

A nip and tuck affair throughout the final set finally turned when Manny Golob battered the Lions, scoring four of his team’s final five points.

Doroshenko finished with 37 digs. Eric Shilyuk (45 assists, 10 digs, 2 blocks) and Isaiah Headley (8 kills, 10 digs, block) were also instrumental in Westfield’s success.

Bombers’ Ruslan Kontsimal also had 13 digs, including several key ones late.

Westfield advances to the state championship where it will face either Central champ LincolnSudbury or South champ Needham Thursday at Babson College at 7 p.m.

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LOW GROSS ANGELO MASCADRELLI @ 41 LOW NET

95.5 POINTS 89.5 POINTS 84.5 POINTS 82.0 POINTS 79.0 POINTS 78.0 POINTS 77.5 POINTS 76.0 POINTS 75.5 POINTS 75.5 POINTS 73.5 POINTS 73.0 POINTS 70.0 POINTS 70.0 POINTS 68.0 POINTS 64.5 POINTS 63.0 POINTS 60.5 POINTS 60.5 POINTS 54.0 POINTS

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EASTERN CONFERENCE W L T Pts GF GA D.C. United 8 5 4 28 20 16 New England 6 4 6 24 22 20 Orlando City 5 5 5 20 20 19 Toronto FC 6 5 1 19 19 16 New York 4 4 5 17 17 17 Columbus 4 6 5 17 21 22 Philadelphia 4 9 3 15 18 25 Montreal 4 5 2 14 14 18 Chicago 4 8 2 14 17 22 New York City FC 3 7 5 14 15 19

WESTERN CONFERENCE W L T Pts GF GA Seattle 9 4 2 29 23 11 Vancouver 8 6 2 26 18 15 Sporting Kansas City 6 2 6 24 22 15 Portland 6 5 4 22 15 14 FC Dallas 6 5 4 22 18 22 Los Angeles 5 5 7 22 16 19 Houston 5 5 5 20 21 19 San Jose 5 5 4 19 14 15 Real Salt Lake 4 5 6 18 13 18 Colorado 2 4 8 14 11 12

NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.

Saturday, June 20 San Jose at Seattle, 4 p.m.

Vancouver at New York, 7 p.m.

New York City FC at Toronto FC, 7 p.m.

Orlando City at Montreal, 8 p.m.

Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m.

Houston at Portland, 10:30 p.m.

Sunday, June 21 New England at D.C. United, 5 p.m.

Sporting Kansas City at Real Salt Lake, 10 p.m.

Sunday’s Games Orlando City 1, D.C. United 0 Friday, June 19 FC Dallas at Colorado, 9 p.m.

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91.5 D. CLARKE- F. DWYER 88 C. LEWIS- B. GRISE 87 M. LOGAN- J. GAUDETTE 85.5 J. O’SULLIVAN- R. BURKE 85 J. CONROY- F. COMO 83.5 M. MAHAN- J. HEBDA 71 T. HUBER- G. MCQUILLAN DIVISON 3 99 M. MULLIGAN-M. SOVEROW 93.5 J. BOUTIN- H. SMITH 93 J. HAAS- A. HAAS 91.5 K. MURPHY- J. FERRITER 91 G. GRABOWSKI- J. BERGER 85.5 J. STRYCHARZ- R. ROY 83.5 R. BARTON- B. REINHAGEN 57.5 C. FENTON-S. TOMAINO

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Annie’s Mailbox

By KATHY MITCHELL and MARCY SUGAR

What can we do?

Dear Annie: My friend, “Josie,” recently joined a popular online dating site after her husband decided he’d rather be single. Josie met several interesting men on the site, and after chatting with them for a week or two, every single one of them asked her for money. She refused.

Finally, one asked her to cash a check for him. He spent about a month setting her up to be comfortable doing this favor and she fell for it. He and the bank took her money. The man said he would straighten it all out, but of course, he has failed to show up.

I want your help exposing this supposedly reputable online dating site. It’s a very bad place for single women to find true love. It is really a site for unscrupulous male thieves to prey on vulnerable women. Something needs to be done to put a stop to this abuse and hold these larcenous Lotharios accountable for their misdeeds. What can we do? -- Angry Ann Dear Angry: The problem with online dating sites, even reputable ones, is that they cannot guarantee the honesty of all users. Josie should send all of the personal information she has on these men to the managers of the website and register a complaint, letting them know that the reputation of their site is at risk and that they need to do a better job of vetting their clientele and keeping these scam artists out. Women need to report these men or the managers won’t know, and some women are too embarrassed to complain.

Of course, the bottom line is that people, male or female, must protect themselves by refusing to do any “favors” that involve money. Period.

Dear Annie: My 85-year-old mother seems to be a loving, generous person. But I know her to be extremely self-centered. For example, I don’t dare mention that I might be sick or have a problem, because she will reply with a long list of her own complaints. Everything she says, every story she tells, is turned around to make her look wonderful and important.

We recently had a family gathering, and I made a toast to my sisters-in-law and our children because they all had made important advancements in their careers and education.

Before the toast was over, my mom piped up and said, “What about me?” and proceeded to ramble on about herself.

I am writing not to get advice, but rather to give it. I don’t care how old you are; don’t hog the spotlight. Listen to your children and grandchildren and be interested in their lives.

Because of my mother’s narcissism, I have learned to be humble. Because of my mother’s self-centered attitude, I have learned to be sensitive to others. Because of my mother’s constant complaining, I have learned not to talk about my own aches and pains. I am sure that when she is gone, I will miss her. But the best thing she ever did for me was to teach me to be a better mother and grandmother by setting such a bad example. -- The Good Daughter Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime editors of the Ann Landers column. Please email your questions to anniesmailbox@creators.com, or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o Creators Syndicate, 737 3rd Street, Hermosa Beach, CA 90254. You can also find Annie on Facebook at Facebook.com/AskAnnies.

HINTS FROM HELOISE ITCHY INSECT BITES Dear Heloise: You printed a hint about using baking soda for minor insect bites.

We always have a box in our camping gear, and one when we go to the beach.

We used it once for a sting from a jellyfish someone stepped on. -- Tom A., Clearwater, Fla. Tom, baking soda is super for little insect bites. Please note: For jellyfish, DO NOT rinse with tap water. Make a paste of SEAWATER and baking soda, pat it on the site and let sit. Then rinse with SEAWATER. Baking soda is a miracle product that can be used for so many different purposes.

Want to know what else I use it for? Order my baking-soda pamphlet. Go to my website, www.Heloise.com, or send $5 and a long, self-addressed, stamped (70 cents) envelope to: Heloise/Baking Soda, P.O. Box 795001, San Antonio, TX 78279-5001. A little itchy after gardening? Add 1/2 cup of baking soda to your bath to soothe your skin. -- Heloise DOG BED Dear Heloise: I have beautiful Labrador retriever, Buddy, who is 6 years old and 105 pounds, and still gets into mischief. I purchased several dog beds, only to find them ripped to shreds. I have a 5- by 7-foot throw rug and place it on top of a foam bed. He finally just lies on it without destroying it. -- Sandra S., via email PINE CONES Dear Heloise: I have big pine cones that I lay in potted plants. It discourages our cats from playing in them. When I “water” the cones thoroughly when watering the plant, they close up when wet.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Tuesday, June 16, 2015: This year you open up to spontaneity in a way you never have before. Much laughter and happiness will emerge as a result. You also will honor your instincts when an impulsive idea seems as if it might be problematic. If you are single, the next few months could be significant.

You will meet a lot of people, and one of them is likely to be significant to your life’s history. If you are attached, the two of you will enjoy a greater sense of connection this year. Make a change that both of you will benefit from. CANCER can drag you down with his or her different moods.

The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult

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DOGS of C-KENNEL Mick and Mason Mastroianni

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ANDY CAPP Mahoney, Goldsmith and Garnett

ZACK HILL John Deering and John Newcombe

ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH Push important ideas, and schedule meetings early. You naturally will present a matter far more successfully in the morning. Use your high energy to clear out calls and emails as quickly as possible. Try to head home early, even if you take some work with you. Tonight: Snuggle in.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHHH Seek out more information if you’re inclined to take a financial risk, as you might not have the whole story.

Making an agreement now could be costly. Later in the day, have a long-overdue conversation with a partner or special loved one. Tonight: Just go with the flow.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) HHHH You naturally land in the middle of whatever is going on. You play the role of ringleader well, but by midafternoon you might choose to head in a different direction. A financial question needs more investigation in order for you to make a solid decision. Tonight: Make it your treat.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHH If you want, take the morning off. Some extra R and R might be helpful when your day takes off in the afternoon.

Although your popularity is likely to soar, you might want to retreat and take some time for yourself. Be willing to screen your calls. Tonight: The world is your oyster.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHH Move quickly today, as you’ll want to accomplish any matter that is of prime importance. Your strong drive might surprise a friend who wants more time with you. Once you achieve your goals, make time for this person. Someone could share a secret. Tonight: Where the gang is.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH You might feel pressured by an older person. Worry less, and you will make your mark. Your interpersonal skills become clear by midafternoon. A meeting could prove to be exceptionally important. Listen to what is being shared.

Tonight: Among the crowds.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) HHHH A matter involving travel will pop up in the morning and continue throughout the next few days. You might want to rethink a decision you recently made, as it could be inappropriate. New beginnings become possible. Tonight: Deal with impending matters that involve work.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHHHH One-on-one relating draws others out. You will have an opportunity to have a conversation with someone you care a lot about. You’ll discover that you can clear up a problem. You have a special opportunity for a new beginning. Tonight: Follow your imagination.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HHHH You don’t need to worry about what to do next. A key person will make the first move, and possibly the second and the third! You simply need to respond and go with the moment. Conversations could become enlightening as the day ages. Tonight: The only answer is “yes.”

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH You’ll want to get more done than probably is possible. You will accomplish a lot until the afternoon, when others start to seek you out. At that time, you could find out some surprising news in conversations. Try not to react too quickly. Tonight: Go along with a suggestion.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHHH The mischievous glint in your eye doesn’t go unnoticed. You can push others only so far, as they seem to have more serious matters that take priority at the moment. Go with the flow. Get into a project that has been sitting on the back burner. Tonight: Get some exercise.

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Beginning at an iron rod in the Company on 9/2/1942 in book southwesterly side of Lock- 1746, Page 289. house Road, at the northeast- Subject to Notice of Variance in Email floram@thewestfieldnewsgroup.com erly corner of the oonveyed Book 3266, Page 505. premises, and at the southeasterly corner of land now or Subject to Land Taking by the To Advertise call 413-562-4181 Ext, 118 Electric Available online 24/7 at http://thewestfieldnews.com/classifieds formerly of Joseph F. Mucha Western Massachusetts and Doris R. Mucha; thence run- Co on 3/17/1943 in Book 1757, Page 45. ning LEGAL NOTICES and intending to conLEGAL NOTICES June 16, 2015 S. 22 deg. 10' 00’' E. along said Meaning vey the same premises consouthwesterly side of Lock- veyed to Joanne K. Monczka, COMMONWEALTH OF June 16, 23, 30, 2015 house Road, a distance of one Richard J. Monczka, Jr. and MASSACHUSETTS June 16, 2015 hundred fifty and 0/10 (150.0) Robert Monczka by deed dated NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S feet to an iron pin at land now or January 21, 1997, recorded with THE TRIAL COURT COMMONWEALTH SALE OF REAL ESTATE formerly of Walter C. Marcionek Hampden Registry of Deeds, PROBATE AND FAMILY OF MASSACHUSETTS and Katherine M. Marcionek; Book 9749, Page 123.

COURT By virtue and in execution of the thence running For mortgagor's(s') title see THE TRIAL COURT BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox Power of Sale contained in a Hampden Division PROBATE AND FAMILY 50 State Street manager John Farrell called a certain mortgage given by S. 70 deg. 32' 00'' W. along said deed recorded with Hampden County Registry of Deeds in Springfield, MA 01103 COURT pregame meeting with his Joanne K. Monczka to Financial land now or formerly of Walter Book 14531, Page 129.

Freedom Senior Funding Cor(413)748-8600 struggling team.

C. Marcionek and Katherine M. poration, dated February 25, Hampden Probate It didn’t help.

Docket No. HD15P1054 2009 and recorded with the Marcionek, a distance of four These premises will be sold and Boston went out and lost its Hampden County Registry of hundred eighty-eight and 62/100 conveyed subject to and with the and Family Court 50 State Street INFORMAL PROBATE season-high seventh straight, Deeds at Book 17671, Page 14, (488.62) feet to an iron pin at benefit of all rights, rights of way, Springfield, MA 01103 restrictions, easements, covenPUBLICATION NOTICE land of the New York, New of which mortgage the underfalling 4-2 to the Atlanta signed is the present holder by Haven & Hartford Railroad Com- ants, liens or claims in the (413)748-7758 Braves on Monday night. nature of liens, improvements, Estate of: from Financial Free- pany; thence running public assessments, any and all “We’ve got a good team. assignment FERNAND LOUIS ALBERT Docket No. HD5P1075EA dom Senior Funding CorporaI’ve been in tough situations tion to Mortgage Electronic Re- N. 04 deg. 19' 55’' W. along said unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, and sewer liens and any Also Known As: before,” third baseman Pablo gistration Systems, Inc., its suc- land of the New York, New water CITATION ON PETITION FERN L. ALBERT; other municipal assessments or Sandoval said. “We need to cessors or assigns, as nominee Haven & Hartford Railroad Com- liens or existing encumbrances FOR FORMAL ADJUDICATION FERNAND L. ALBERT stick together and play hard.” for Financial Freedom Acquisi- pany, a distance of one hundred of record which are in force and Estate of: Date of Death: The Red Sox were the tion LLC dated October 15, 2009 thirty-nine and 0/100 (139.0) feet are applicable, having priority MAY 9, 2015 RUSSELL D BAKER favorites to win the AL East and recorded with said registry to an iron pin at the southwest- over said mortgage, whether or October 16, 2009 at Book erly corner of said land of not reference to such restricDate of Death: after finishing last in 2014. on To all persons interested in the tions, easements, improve18029 Page 599 and by assign08/06/2012 Instead, they dropped to 27-38 ment from Mortgage Electronic Joseph F. Mucha and Doris R. ments, liens or encumbrances is above captioned estate, by Petition of Elizabeth A. Cannella of and are nine games out in the Registration Systems, Inc., as Mucha, now or formerly; thence made in the deed.

To all interested persons: running Ellington, CT a Will has been division. nominee for Financial Freedom admitted to informal probate.

TERMS OF SALE: Farrell was asked before the Acquisition LLC, its successors N. 68 deg. 31' 30'’ E. along said A Petition has been filed by: game if he has heard the fans and assigns to OneWest Bank, land now or formerly of Joseph A deposit of Five Thousand Lynn A McGrady of Westfield, Elizabeth A. Cannella of EllingFSB dated February 7, 2014 and ton, CT has been informally apcalling for him to be fired. He recorded with said registry on F. Mucha and Doris R. Mucha, a ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified MA requesting that the Court said, “That comes with the July 30, 2014 at Book 20368 distance of four hundred forty- or bank check will be required to enter a formal Decree and Or- pointed as the Personal Representative of the estate to serve be paid by the purchaser at the territory.”

Page 1, for breach of the condi- five and 17/100 (455.17) feet to time and place of sale. The bal- der of testacy and for such oth- without surety on the bond.

He wouldn’t say what was tions of said mortgage and for the iron rod at the place of be- ance is to be paid by certified or er relief as requested in the Petition. discussed at the meeting. He the purpose of foreclosing, the ginning.

The estate is being adminbank check at Harmon Law Ofistered under informal procedsaid he just wants to make same will be sold at Public Aucfices, P.C., 150 California Street, ure by the Personal Representsure his players are supporting tion at 11:00 a.m. on July 13, Being lot number 38 and the Newton, Massachusetts 02458, And also requesting that: ative under the Massachusetts 2 0 1 5 , o n t h e m o r t g a g e d northerly portion of lot number or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, each other. premises located at 190 Lock- 37 as shown on Plan of Elm Ter- Newton Highlands, Massachu- Lynn A McGrady of Westfield, Uniform Probate Code without “I’m not really disappoint- house Road, Westfield, Hamp- race, Section '’D'’ Annex, recor- setts 02461-0389, within thirty MA be appointed as Personal supervision by the Court. Invented,” center fielder Mookie den County, Massachusetts, all ded in the Hampden County Re- (30) days from the date of sale. Representative(s) of said estate ory and accounts are not reBetts said after the loss. “A and singular the premises de- gistry of Deeds, in File 323.

Deed will be provided to pur- to serve Without surety on the quired to be filed with the Court, but interested parties are enchaser for recording upon re- bond. long season, we’ve got a long scribed in said mortgage, titled to notice regarding the adceipt in full of the purchase ways to go.”

Subject to rights conveyed to the price. The description of the ministration from the Personal Turner Falls Power & Electric premises contained in said mort- You have the right to obtain a Representative and can petition Rick Porcello (4-7) allowed TO WIT: four runs in 6 1/3 innings. The The land with the buildings Company on 6/28/1918 in Book gage shall control in the event of copy of the Petition from the the Court in any matter relating Petitioner or at the Court. You to the estate, including distribuan error in this publication.

Red Sox were swept in thereon, situated in Westfield, 999, Page 371. tion of assets and expenses of have a right to object to this administration.

Baltimore and then at home Hampden County, MassachuInterested parties Other terms, if any, to be an- proceeding. To do so, you or are entitled to petition the Court

by Toronto and need a win on setts, with the buildings thereon, Subject to rights conveyed to the nounced at the sale.

Turner Falls Power & Electric your attorney must file a writto institute formal proceedings Tuesday afternoon to avoid a bounded and described as folCompany on 9/2/1942 in book ten appearance and objection and to obtain orders terminating sweep in this two-game inter- lows: ONEWEST BANK N.A. F/K/A 1746, Page 289. at this Court before: 10:00 or restricting the powers of PerONEWEST BANK, FSB league series. a.m. on 07/08/2015. This is sonal Representatives appoinBeginning at an iron rod in the “You have to ask each guy. southwesterly side of Lock- Subject to Notice of Variance in Present holder of said mortgage NOT a hearing date, but a ted under informal procedure. A copy of the Petition and Will, if I can’t speak for everyone,” house Road, at the northeast- Book 3266, Page 505. deadline by which you must any, By its Attorneys, can be obtained from the Porcello said when asked if erly corner of the oonveyed file a written appearance and Petitioner.

HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. they were pressing. “You have premises, and at the southeast- Subject to Land Taking by the 150 California Street objection if you object to this proceeding. If you fail to file a to focus on the task in hand erly corner of land now or Western Massachusetts Electric Newton, MA 02458 formerly of Joseph F. Mucha Co on 3/17/1943 in Book 1757, (617) 558-0500 timely written appearance and and do your job.”

201401-0774 - YEL June 9, 2015 objection followed by an AffiWilliams Perez pitched six and Doris R. Mucha; thence run- Page 45.

June 16, 2015 ning davit of Objections within shutout innings for the Braves, and intending to conthirty (30) days of the return Public Sale who came in having lost three S. 22 deg. 10' 00’' E. along said Meaning vey the same premises condate, action may be taken of four. southwesterly side of Lock- veyed to Joanne K. Monczka, without further notice to you. Notice is hereby given that on Just two days after picking house Road, a distance of one Richard J. Monczka, Jr. and 6/25/15 at 9:00 AM at Eastwood Self Storage 71 Union fifty andalso 0/10had (150.0) straightMonczka last August.

Dustin Pedroia two Robert up his first career save in an hundred by deed dated moved to the No. 7 spot in the The estate is being admin- Street, in the city of Westfield, an Xander iron pin at land nowhit or January PLAYING HARD hits,toand Bogaerts emergency relief appearance, feet 21, 1997, recorded with order. The Red Sox activated istered under formal proced- state of MA the undersigned, formerly of Walter C.seventh.

Marcionek Pedroia Registry had two hits and a LHP Craig Breslow from the ure by the Personal Repres- Eastwood Self Storage will sell solo homer in the Perez (3-0) allowed five hits aand Hampden of Deeds, Katherine M. Marcionek; 9749,speaking Page 123. walk after up before paternity list and recalled entative under the Massachu- at Public Sale by competitive Porcello walked one and Book and two walks, striking out thence running bidding, the personal property two. He has made six major struck out five but also hit a the game that he has faith in Robbie Ross Jr. from Triple-A. setts Uniform Probate Code heretofore mortgagor's(s') title see INF Travis Shaw was optioned without supervision by the signed by: stored with the underhis teammates. batter and32'threw league starts and allowed one S. 70 deg.

00'' W.two alongwild said For recorded with Hampden land now He or formerly of Walter “That’s the competitor he is, to Pawtucket and INF Jeff Court. Inventory and ac pitches. gave up three deed run or none in five of them.

AYERS, MARY County Registry ofand Deeds in Bianchi was designated for counts are not required to be C. Marcionek and Katherine M. couple of base hits gets on straight singles in the fourth Jason Grilli pitched the Space # F65 Book 14531, Page 129.

Marcionek, a distance of four filed with the Court, but recipininth for his 17th save. He and the Braves scored three with a walk — on base three assignment.

BATCHELDER, BINA hundred and 62/100 times,” Farrell said. “He gives ents are entitled to notice reSpace# F47 times. eighty-eight TRAINER’S ROOM retired David Ortiz on a long (488.62) feet to an iron pin at These premises will be sold and BETTRO, DAVID garding the administration you everything he’s got everyFreddie Freeman singled Red Sox: After the game, flyball before Sandoval hit his land of the New York, New conveyed subject to and with the Space# H63 from the Personal Representday he’s the field.” with one out, stole secondComand benefit second double of the game Haven GAMBLE INS. AGENCY & Hartford Railroad of on all rights, rights of way, the club announced that RHP ative and can petition the Space# D58 LINEUP SHUFFLING on Markakis’ single. restrictions, with two outs. Mike Napoli scored pany; thence running easements, coven- Brandon Workman underwent Court in any matter relating to HASKELL, EDWARD Braves: promoted C Tommy John surgery. liensAtlanta or claims in the reached on an error, and Uribe singled, then one out ants, the estate, including distribuSpace# E10 (2) N. 04 deg.

19' 55’'scored W. along liens, improvements, Ryan of Lavarnway from Markakis onsaid a nature UP NEXT Mookie Betts singled in a run later LAURIN, MELISSA tion of assets and expenses of land pitch. of thePierzynski New York, New public Space# D50 assessments, any and all Triple-A and recalled RHP singled Braves: RHP Julio Teheran administration.

— his third hit of the game wild Haven & Hartford Railroad Com- unpaid taxes, tax titles, tax liens, PURINTON, GINA Sugar Ray Marimon.

C to make it 3-0.

(4-2) will be facing the Red — to make it 4-2.

Space# H18 pany, a distance of one hundred water and sewer liens and any Christian Bethancourt and OF Sox for the first time.

Kelly Johnson singled WITNESS, But pinch-hitter Alejandro thirty-nine RODOWICZ, GARY and 0/100 (139.0)and feet other municipal assessments or Space# F20B in pin the at seventh to give Todd Cunningham were Red Sox: LHP Miley (5-6) Hon. Anne M Geoffrion, De Aza grounded weakly scored to an iron the southwestliens or existing encumbrances TACLOF DOROTHY First Justice of this Court. optioned to Gwinnett of the Atlanta a 4-0 lead land before will make his first start since erly corner of said of of back to the mound to end it.

Spaces B16 & F23 record which are in force and Joseph F. hit Mucha R. International League. his and first Doris homer having a screaming match Nick Markakis, Juan Uribe Bogaerts WEBB, KATHLEEN are applicable, having priority Date: June 10, 2015 Mucha, now20. or formerly; thence Space# C38A Red Sox: Napoli returned May and A.J. Pierzynski each had since over said mortgage, whether to or with manager John Farrell in THE WRONG WAY the reference lineup after getting two the dugout during Thursday’s two of Atlanta’s nine singles. running not to such restricSuzanne T. Seguin Boston’s longest losing days offeasements, to rest. He entered the game against Baltimore.

Sandoval reached 1,000 N. It’s improve68 deg.

31' 30'’ E. along said tions, Register of Probate or encumbrances since dropping eight ments, game liens batting .200, and wasis career hits and 201 doubles. streak land now or formerly of Joseph AUTO FOR SALE made in the deed.

F. Mucha and Doris R. Mucha, a distance of four hundred fortyTIMOTHY'S AUTO SALES. five and 17/100 (455.17) feet to TERMS OF SALE: Stop by and see us! We might the iron rod at the place of behave exactly what you're lookA deposit of Five Thousand ginning. ing for, if not, left us find it for June 16, 2015 ($5,000.00) Dollars by certified you! Bartlett Street, Westfield.

Being lot number 38 and the or bank check will be required to (413)568-2261. Specializing in Aquatic Control vehicles under $4,000. northerly portion of lot number be paid by the purchaser at the Technology 37 as shown on Plan of Elm Ter- time and place of sale. The balrace, Section '’D'’ Annex, recor- ance is to be paid by certified or PUBLIC NOTICE HELP WANTED ded in the Hampden County Re- bank check at Harmon Law Ofgistry of Deeds, in File 323. fices, P.C., 150 California Street, On Wednesday, June 17, 2015, Newton, Massachusetts 02458, Aquatic Control Technology of BOOKKEEPER: Subject to rights conveyed to the or by mail to P.O. Box 610389, Spencer, Massachusetts will be Reviewing resumes for Full Turner Falls Power & Electric Newton Highlands, Massachuconducting an aquatic plant Time entry level position in Company on 6/28/1918 in Book setts 02461-0389, within thirty management program at Pequot a fast paced Condominium 999, Page 371.

(30) days from the date of sale.

Pond, Westfield/Southampton, Management environment.

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Subject to rights conveyed to the Deed will be provided to purQuick books experience reTurner Falls Power & Electric chaser for recording upon required. Mail or Fax resume, ceipt in full of the purchase Pequot Pond will be closed to Company on 9/2/1942 in book price.

The description of the recreational activities on Wed- salary requirements and 1746, Page 289. your letter of interest to: premises contained in said mortnesday, June 17, 2015 Subject to Notice of Variance in gage shall control in the event of an error in this publication.

The use of the lake will be re- Atrium Property Services, Inc. Book 3266, Page 505.

476 College Highway stricted as follows: Southwick, MA. 01077 Subject to Land Taking by the Other terms, if any, to be anFax (413) 569-5854 Swimming, boating and fishWestern Massachusetts Electric nounced at the sale. ing – Restricted for 1 day or unCo on 3/17/1943 in Book 1757, Previous resumes on file til June 18, 2015 Page 45.

ONEWEST BANK N.A. F/K/A ONEWEST BANK, FSB Irrigation – Restricted for 2 Meaning and intending to con- Present holder of said mortgage days or until June 19, 2015 vey the same premises conveyed to Joanne K. Monczka, By its Attorneys, e vorit Richard J. Monczka, Jr. and HARMON LAW OFFICES, P.C. Domestic use and livestock ur fa o ER y Robert Monczka by deed dated 150 California Street watering – Restricted for 2days M hare ! up.com S E January 21, 1997, recorded with or until June 19, 2015 sgro UM IP new roup S ld Hampden Registry of Deeds, Newton, MA 02458 Cthewesiteflied NewSstrGeet (617) 558-0500 E Book 9749, Page 123.

If you need additional informael@ l tf R ysor e Wes Schoo d 201401-0774 - YEL n Th 85 62 : sa tion, please feel free to contact il to ail to: ecipes - MA 010 a m e ll or m ttn: R tf ield, For mortgagor's(s') title see Aquatic Control Technology at A fo ca t. 103 s n e i x W e mor 81 e deedsecond recorded with Boston Red Sox's Junichi Tazawa, from left,Hampden walks past manager John Farrell, left, after being taken out during the (508) 885-0101.

For 62-41 -5 413 County Registry of Deeds seventh inning of a baseball game against the Toronto BlueinJays in Boston, Friday, June 12, 2015. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer) Book 14531, Page 129.

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Free estimate siding. Commercial LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. Parking, guaranteed!     All       aluminum        Needs   bus route, walking distance to (413)306-8233 all  Call  Phil (413)525-2892  or            Residential & Commercialamenities. $120/weekly. Only respon& Residential. Water damage  sible mature adult need apply.

(413)265-6380      DEADLINES

pairs. We also do stainless steel liner installs, as well as stainceiling, wall and exterior less rain caps. We sweep all (413)348-5070, (413)862-4522.     repairs,     K & B STUMP GRINDING       (413)626-6122 or visit: ROOM FORserving   flues.

Free estimates provided. repairs.

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(413)562-9128                  call: Ken 568-5146 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! SOUTHWICK SMALL 2 bedroom    C o m m e r c i a l & R e s i d e n t i ahouse, l . all new. $900/month plus utilit           DELREO HOME  HE N T N I CK C H I M  NEY  ies. 100 yard walk to South Pond with    Weekly mowing and mainten            beach front rights. Call (413)525-1985.

DUMP TRUCK & SWEEPS. Chimney and               repairs     IMPROVEMENT We are a family owned and     ance, tree removal, dethatching,         rebuilds. Stainless steel caps             Business Property 375  TRACTOR SERVICE operated, painting and home      All your exterior home       gutter cleaning, etc. LAST RETAIL SPACE in new market LETOURNEAU & SONS           mulch, and liner systems. Inspections,        needs.          improvement company serving improvement Roofing, Call Shea Landscaping place. 5 miles from Westfield in MontPAINTING        masonry work  and gutter clean-                 gomery. $400/month.

(413)977-6277.

JIM'S TRACTOR SERVICES    the Westfield area since      (413)244-3028       1986.    decks   and  siding, windows, ing.

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DRYWALL         mercial, exterior/interior painting DASAP.MHVILLAGE.COM (413)593T&S LANDSCAPING                9961.          Highest quality, lowest prices. and staining, ceiling and drywall        SPRING Small Jobs...Our Specialty!

DAVE DAVIDSON: Bathroom  SPECIAL!          Lawn mowing.

Residential & Services 440        repairs, water damage repair,  Backhoe for small areas.

10%off any exterior painting or & Kitchen Remodeling            A1 ODD JOBS/HANDyMAN, Debris  Commercial.

Weekly/Bi-weekly T-BEST DRYWALL. Complete exterior home repairs, and                   Removal, landscaping, spring yard staining contract if signed by Dump truck deliveries for com     Nolawns too small professional drywall at amateur    clean-up, interior and exterior painting,       carpentry of all 30th! types including            power washing, basic carpentry and fill, stone. Grading       April post, mulch, "GET IT RIGHT THIS TIME" prices.

Our ceilings are tops!         plumbing.

All types of repair work and        roof repairs.       more.

(413)562-7462.

(413)330-3917      & leveling for driveways, Call Mike  413-821-8971.   Free     Complete Bath  Renovations.                                    estimates. your FREE Call Bill for yards, pools. Store pick-ups. serving CT. Insured.

Qual         Now    SPECIAL!      SPRING           nooff obligation estimate       Boulders & rocks  available.  ity Work on  Time on Budget    any exterior painting or    LAWN CARE                 10%  (413) 977-9633 or    Fully Insured  Since 1984.

MA. License staining contract if signed by      Spring clean-ups, weekly    mow           (413) 562-5727 AdvertiseProfessional Your           plumbing April 30th! #072233,     MA.Registration    ELECTRICIAN ing, shrub trimming and gutter              service available. #144831.

CT. HIC. #0609568     cleaning.

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Competitive Quality  consistent. Affordable. investment is saving you money  prices  No detail is over-looked.  by operating as efficiently as JIM FERRIS ELECTRIC  work.        American Tree & Shrub: Call Annie: 413-209-1424 possible. Your Pellet Stove Senior discount. No job too  HIC# 177834 CS-101969 Removal, pruning, bucket/crane            should be serviced at the end small! Insured, free estimates.     work. Stump grinding, light ex FLEUR DE LIS of each heating season.    40 years experience. Lic. (413) 454-0019 Westfield, MA cavation and tree planting.  HOUSEKEEPING We offer professional pellet  40 yrs. experience. Fully in#16303.

Call (413)330-3682.     Honest, Professional stove cleaning/maintenance      sured, free estimates. 24-hour            and Reliable at a reasonable emergency services.  price.             Call Suzanne for Free Estimate     Call now for a free estimate POEHLMAN ELECTRIC MAINTENANCE 413-569-0469   HOME          Bonded and Insured 413-231-4281  All types of wiring. Free estim              CONRAD TREE  SERVICE ates, insured. SPECIALIZING IN       Expert Tree Removal & 860-309-6598  PAINTING & HANDYMAN COM- 413-258-4070   P O R T A B L E A N D W H O L E JOSEPH'S      Prompt estimates.

Insured.        PANY. Carpentry, remodeling,     "After WALLPAPERING   HOUSE KOHLER GENERAT35 years, we still work  MASONRY baths, basements, dry-         hard at being #1.

ORS, SERVICE UPGRADES, kitchen,      A NEW LOOK FOR 2015!

562-3395 tile, floors, suspended ceil    SMALL JOBS, POOLS. Gutter wall, Let Home Decor help. Interior  restoration doors,     de-icing cables  installed.

All ings,    services,    ABC MASONRY & BASEMENT painting and wallpapering, speTreeWork: i n d o w s , d e c k s ,  s t a i r  s , WATERPROOFING. All brick, cializing in faux finishes. Servi- Tree    work,  calls answered! Best prices, w  removal, bucket  block, concrete.

Chimneys, cing the area over 12 years. Call chipping, landscaping, painting, plumbprompt service. Lic. #A-16886. interior/exterior           foundations, hatchways, new Kendra now for a free estimate brush land-clearing, yard ex   logging, (413)562-5816. ing. jobs ok. All of basement windows installed and an      Small   types  d d e c o r a t i n g a d v i c e . pansion,  dump runs, and scrap  professional work done since       repaired.

Sump pumps and (413)564-0223, (413)626-8880.  Licensed      removal. & Insured.  french drain systems installed.

MASTER ELECTRICIAN     Call or text TreeWorks:      1985. Call Joe, (413)364-7038. Foundations   pointed and stuc40 years experience. Insured.

413-977-8049   PAINTING   PROFESSIONAL       c o e d .

F r e e e s t i m a t e s .             Reasonable prices. No job too  low     prices! Interior/Exterior (413)569-1611.

(413)374-5377. Low,  RAIN GUTTERS       small. Call Tom Daly, (413)543UPHOLSTERY painting & staining, Ceilings,  CLEANED & REPAIRED         3100.

Lic# A7625. walls and sheet-rock repair.

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Drainage             FULLY INSURED        problems, stump grinding, chip           HOUSE PAINTING  RESIDENTIAL Call Jeff, 413-655-2779 HAULING per service, bobcat service,        or 413-563-1428 WINDOW CLEANING gravel driveways, excavation business locally for 25 years.     In  CALL  FIRST!!!     and demolition, including getting Please call early for scheduling.

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SERVICES-20 Years serving the        PLUMBING & HEATING Appliance Removal     413-568-2566 413-862-4749    Westfield Full  house clean-outs. area.

Painting, stain    Basements, attics & garages.       ing,   house washing, interior/exNICK GARDNER PLUMBING, ALL CALLS RETURNED! Demolition: Patios, sheds and  WOOD SERVICE   terior.

Wall coverings.

CommerWELDING & MECHANICAL swing-sets. You name it...we Call for yard clean-ups, mowing, cial/residential.

Free estimates.

SERVICES. Reliable service, take it! Senior discounts. Free weeding, trimming, mulch and AA WOOD SERVICE estimates on phone. 7 days a Insured. References. Mass Reg. scrap removal. Referral rewards Professional. Certified Welding.

Insured. MA Lic. #PL31893-J. Will cut, split & stack your wood. week. Emergency, same day #121723. Call (413)568-9731. and more. Ask for Mel. Call Dan for more information.

Call (413)531-2768 service. Call Pete 413-433-0356 No job too small !!

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$550/month utilities included. Fi last, security. (413)862-4006.

WESTFIELD: 1 Bedroom, 2nd WESTFIELD 1&2 bedroom ap Floor, Kitchen, Dining Room, ments, $700-$800/month inclu L i vheat i n g and R ohot o mwater. , B aExcellent t h . $ 8size 50 a p / m o n t h , i n c l u d e s u t i l i t i e s. location. No dogs. Call weekd 1st/Last/Security.

(413)786-9884.

413-250-4811

WESTFIELD. Kitchen, liv room/bedroom. $575/month inclu utilities. First, last, security. (413)5 ROOMS 3519.

ROOM FOR RENT: 2nd floor, c o u n t r y CLASSIFIED setting on ADVERTISINg line.

Southampton/Westfield Owner occupied. Single occupancy. Available immediately.

DEADLINES $350. Call Matt at: 562-9245 after 3pm. • Pennysaver • Wednesday by 5:00 p.m.

• Westfield News • HOUSE RENTAL

2:00 p.m. the day prior to publication.

WESTFIELD: 347 Southampton Rd., 3 bedroom, 2 baths, stove, Email: dianedisanto@ gas heat.

References. Available thewestfieldnewsgroup.com August 1st. First/Last/Security. $1200/month & utilities.

(413)562-4181 Ext. 118 413-568-8614

SOUTHWICK: Rooms 345 Lake Congamond. (Across LARGE FURNISHED ROOM. Park from Marina). 3 bedroom, route, walking distance (orbus 2 bedroom & laundry room)to amenities. $120/weekly.

Only resp 1 bath. Eat-in kitchen with sible mature adult need ap refrigerator, stove.

Enclosed (413)348-5070, (413)862-4522. porch & deck with lake view.

Private driveway. Fireplace, wood-stove ROOM FOR RENTinsert. on bus route, f Nofurnished. pets, no$100/week. smokers. $1,100.

Call (413)7 + 9233. utilities. First/Last/Security.

References and credit check.

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SOUTHWICK SMALL 2 bedro house, all new. $900/month plus u OFFICE ies. 100 yard walkSPACE to South Pond w beach front rights. Call (413)525-19

WESTFIELD: Retail, office, Business Property massage and hair salon space37 available in down-town LAST RETAIL SPACE inarea. new mar Very central location.

Pleasein Mo place.

5 miles from Westfield call 519-7257 to set up gomery. $400/month.

(413)977-627 appointment for viewing.

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WESTFIELD. RECENTLY REN BUSINESS PROPERTY VATED! 3 bedrooms, new ro hardwood floors. Central. Cor lot. $190,000. moreExisting informat AUTO REPAIR For SHOP: call (413)244-4703. business.

Equipped shop with

used car license and auto-body repair license.

Rent negotiable.

Mobile Homes 41 Southampton/Westfield line. Call WESTFIELD HAMPDEN Villa Matt at 562-9245

$29,900. 2 bedroom, 14’x67’. N sink, floor, windows, appliances, sh DASAP.MHVILLAGE.COM (413)5 9961.

MONTGOMERY:

(5 miles from Westfield).

Space for work-shop, Services 440 contractors, small business.

A1 ODD JOBS/HANDyMAN, De $400 includes utilities.

Removal, landscaping, spring y clean-up, interior and exterior paint Beautiful Office power withwashing, utilities. basic $350 carpentry a plumbing. All types of repair work a more. (413)562-7462.

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SPRINGFIELD: Boston Road 2/3 bedrooms. Large, spacious rooms. Air. Corner lot. Shed. $44,900. 413-593-9961 DASAP.MHVILLAGE.COM

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