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Chicopee gas station owner speaks out on retail theft (opens the original)
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CHICOPEE, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - A local restaurant owner’s arrest over an unpaid bill dispute has sparked conversations across Springfield. Raj Sanghvi, owner of the Shell gas station on Grove Street in Chicopee, declined to speak on the pending court case of Nadim Kashouh, but discussed the impact of customers who leave without paying. Sanghvi has owned the Shell gas station on Grove Street since 2017, along with Cami’s Food and Fuel on Front Street. “You feel humiliated when people steal from yo
Springfield officials say extent of school district data breach remains unclear (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - We’re bringing you team coverage on the latest on the Springfield Public Schools cyberattack. Springfield officials voted to change the school calendar because of the incident. Western Mass News breaks down the latest information that we’ve learned. “Unfortunately, this is a day and age that we live in. Springfield Public Schools just happened to be in the crosshairs of these criminals,” said Springfield Schools Superintendent Dr. Sonia Dinnall. Springfield offic
Everything you need to know about casting your November ballot (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Tuesday marks National Voter Registration Day and some envelopes and postcards could be sent out as early as this week ahead of the November election. The secretary of the commonwealth is already mailing out the official 2026 “Red Book,” an information guide that breaks down each statewide ballot question that voters will decide on come Nov. 3. Also out for delivery, postcards for mail-in ballot applications. Springfield Election Commissioner Gladys Oyola-Lopez s
Springfield students return after weeklong cyberattack shutdown (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- Springfield Public School students returned to class Monday after a weeklong shutdown caused by a cyberattack. District officials said buildings were ready, communications had been restored, and systems were fully operational. The breach blocked access to emails, phones, computers and students’ medical history. District leaders said the week off was necessary to bring systems back online and that students would not return until the district determined it was safe.
Parent of Springfield schools students feeling left in the dark over cybersecurity incident (opens the original)
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Wednesday marked the second day that schools in Springfield were closed due to a severe cyber security breach. We know the district’s nearly 30,000 students, won’t return until next Monday. Western Mass News spoke to members of the school committee during an emergency meeting on Wednesday evening, they explained officials just need more time to figure out who’s responible for the attack, how to get their tech systems back up and running, and how it can be prevent
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