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  1. $9 million Holyoke Transportation Center scheduled for grand opening

    Explore Article masslive.com (23 hours, 7 min ago) Transportation

    $9 million Holyoke Transportation Center scheduled for grand opening The nearly $9 million Holyoke Transportation Center will have a grand opening on Sept. 27. “For the first time in many, many years, we’ll have a hub,” said Doris M. Ransford, president of the Greater Holyoke Chamber of Commerce.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Holyoke   The Republican   Kathleen G. Anderson

  2. Weekend travel expected to soar - MassLive.com

    Explore Article masslive.com (Sep 3 2010) Tourism , Transportation

    Springfield-based Peter Pan Bus Lines expects to move as many as 100,000 passengers from today until Tuesday. Peter Pan plans to add as many as 400 additional buses to its regular route service between Boston and Washington, which tend to be the busiest routes, according to a news release.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Springfield   Peter Pan Bus Lines

  3. Bradley announces nonstop flight to N.C.

    Explore Article WWLP 22 News Springfield (Sep 1 2010) Transportation

    Bradley announces nonstop flight to N.C. Bradley International Airport says Delta Air Lines will begin two daily nonstop flights to Raleigh, N.C., beginning Nov. 1.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Delta Air Lines   Bradley International Airport

  4. Mass. Gov. Patrick, Congressman Olver Highlight $27 Mil. in Road and Bridge ...

    Explore Article Massachusetts Newswire (Aug 31 2010) Transportation

    Mass. Gov. Patrick, Congressman Olver Highlight $27 Mil. in Road and Bridge ... The $11.7 million Route 2 project in Orange is reconstructing and making safety improvements along 5 miles of Route 2, including rehabilitating and widening the Route 2 Bridge over Route 122. The project is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Governor Deval L. Patrick   Congressman John W. Olver

  5. American Airlines Completes Inaugural Flight at Connecticut's Bradley ...

    Explore Article Newswire Today's (Aug 26 2010) Transportation

    American Airlines Completes Inaugural Flight at “The State of Connecticut, Department of Transportation and Bradley International Airport are proud to be part of this cutting-edge technology at New England’s second largest airport,” said Eric N. Waldron, A.A.E., ACE, Bradley’s Administrator. “Thank you to GE Aviation, American Airlines and our partners at the Federal Aviation Administration for bringing this additional safety feature to Bradley which benefits everyone, most especially our customers.”

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Bradley International Airport

  6. Putting Ideas in Motion

    Explore Article BusinessWest (Aug 26 2010) Green Region , Renewable Energy , Transportation

    Putting Ideas in Motion Tim Brennan says the Plan for Progress, the comprehensive regional strategic economic plan for Hampden, Hampshire, and Franklin counties, receives a major overhaul every 10 years; the last one came in 2004, a decade after the plan was originally drafted.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Pioneer Valley Planning Commission   Springfield   Holyoke

  7. Two New Projects Announced

    Explore Article From the EDC (Aug 25 2010) Manufacturing , Transportation

    Congratulations are in order for officials who helped facilitate two announcements about business expansions in western Massachusetts this week. First, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Economic Development Greg Bialecki and Northampton Mayor Mary Claire Higgins put together a package of incentives to convince Coca Cola to expand its Northampton facility. The project represents a minimum investment of $33 Million according to Coke and will add at least 40 new permanent jobs and about 60 construction jobs. Northampton Economic Development Director Teri Anderson deserves credit for her efforts to ensure that the investment happened in Northampton. Second, the Campanelli Companies announced ...

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Coca-Cola   Northampton   Chicopee

  8. CSX conducting $10 million upgrade of its West Springfield freight yard

    Explore Article masslive.com (Aug 13 2010) Transportation

    CSX conducting $10 million upgrade of its West Springfield freight yard CSX has set December as its target to complete $10 million in upgrades and improvements at its freight yard off Day Street.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Edward J. Gibson   Springfield   The Republican

  9. CT applies for $220 million fed grant for high-speed rail line

    Explore Article StamfordPlus.com (Aug 6 2010) Transportation

    The New Haven-Hartford-Springfield (NHHS) line will eventually extend to Vermont and on to Montreal. Today’s application includes a letter of support from Governor Rell as well as the backing of 20 members of Congress from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vermont.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Governor Deval L. Patrick   Springfield   Amtrak

  10. European Link Tops Goals For Bradley | Hartford Business

    Explore Article HartfordBusiness.com (Aug 6 2010) Transportation

    European Link Tops Goals For Bradley | Hartford Business The new marketing and route development director at Bradley International Airport has heard the message loud and clear: Get Europe in Connecticut.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Delta Air Lines   Bradley International Airport

  11. Editorial: Resetting the clock at Springfield's Union Station

    Explore Article masslive.com (Jul 30 2010) Transportation

    Editorial: Resetting the clock at Springfield's Union Station “I think it signals the re-set for Union Station,” Neal said. “We have been assured by the Department of Transportation that once the forms are filled out, this gets the project back on target.”

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Springfield   The Republican   Congressman Richard E. Neal

  12. Transportation officials discuss Conn.-Mass.-Vt. rail system

    Explore Article masslive.com (Jul 29 2010) Transportation

    Massachusetts also has received $70 million in stimulus money to upgrade deteriorated tracks from Springfield to Vermont.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Springfield

  13. Delta Adding Service to Las Vegas, Washington DC

    Explore Article courant.com (Jul 29 2010) Transportation

    Starting Oct. 2, Delta will offer Saturday-only service between Bradley and Las Vegas, departing Connecticut at 5 p.m. and arriving in Nevada at 7:45 p.m., airline spokesman Anthony Black said. The return flight leaves Nevada at 11 p.m. and arrives in Connecticut the next morning.

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  14. Springfield's Union Station on track again for federal funding

    Explore Article masslive.com (Jul 27 2010) Transportation

    Springfield's Union Station on track again for federal funding Union Station, built in 1926, has stood dormant since it was closed as a railroad station in 1973.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Springfield   The Republican   Congressman Richard E. Neal

  15. Merchants and officials in Holyoke and Chicopee discouraged that the Willimansett Bridge will be closed for years

    Explore Article masslive.com (Jul 26 2010) Transportation

    Business owners that rely on traffic from the Willimansett Bridge were among those unhappy to learn on Monday that an upcoming repair will require the bridge be closed for up to three years.

    Comment on Article Mentions:   Chicopee   Holyoke

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