HPD engages in pursuit
On Saturday, June 3, at approximately 11:30 p.m., an officer of the Holyoke Police Department attempted to stop a white pickup truck near the intersection of Interocean Avenue and Furry Street.
Local
This 50-ton crane was brought to Holyoke from Denver the week of Sept. 18, 1966, for the placing of 13 pre-stressed concrete roof slabs on Holyoke’s enclosed swimming pool building. The T beams, though of lighter construction than some, weigh 14 tons each. They were hauled here from Denver on huge trucks. The roof was set in place Sept. 22-23 under the supervision of Knight and Son Construction Co. of Holyoke, general contractor on the swimming pool project. With the placing of the large roof units completed, work on the building will proceed at an accelerated rate. It is hoped that the pool will be ready for use by Thanksgiving. — The Holyoke Enterprise File Photo
Peekin' into the Past
Five Years Ago
June 7, 2018
Pictured from left, front row, are Jordan Bernard, Juan Atan, Becca (Brandt) Walz, Debbie Brandt and Jerry Brandt; and back row, Lucas Hayes, Sara Deaver Ring, Tera Miller and Nicole Brandt. — Photo by Emmy Brown | The Holyoke Enterprise
MMH offers CPR community training class
Twenty-three participants, including community members and staff of Holyoke Emergency Medical Services, worked together on May 27 at the Bank of Colorado Pavilion to learn CPR procedures.
Commissioners meeting recapped
The Phillips County Board of Commissioners made the following decisions for the county at the May 26 meeting:
A Healthier Weigh results are in
The 2023 A Healthier Weigh Challenge produced commendable results through winter storms for 31 people who completed the 12-week health, fitness, and nutrition program.