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May 20 blood drive to kick off 2nd year with lofty goals
May 1 marked one year since Holyoke started hosting Red Cross blood drives. Looking back, it’s fascinating to see the impact one small community can make.
New PCSO liaison to fill alleged gaps in red flag law
Phillips County Sheriff’s Office is looking to put another man or woman on the beat — except this volunteer won’t be toting a badge or a gun.
Amy Kleve, RPh, PharmD, of MMH Hometown Pharmacy, unveils the new MedSafe receptacle for unwanted medications. It was installed at Melissa Memorial Hospital last week. — The Holyoke Enterprise | Johnson Publications
Need to dispose unused medications? Take them to Melissa Memorial Hospital
If you’ve ever asked, “How do I get rid of unused or unwanted medications?” there is now a solution.
City implements 60-day moratorium to halt renewable power generation
Locals looking to put a dent in their power bills with solar will have to hold off following a vote by Holyoke City Council to approve a 60-day ban on renewable generation.